Tomb of Red Army Division Commander Zhu Yinglong

Tomb of Red Army Division Commander Zhu Yinglong

The Tomb of Red Army Division Commander Zhu Yinglong is a cultural tourism attraction and a classic site of red tourism.

Tomb of Red Army Division Commander Zhu Yinglong – Revolutionary Martyrs’ Memorial Pavilion:

Located on the southern hillside, about 100 meters southeast of the Pogang Township government. Built in 1958, it is a county-level cultural relic protection unit. The pavilion is two-story, hexagonal with a pointed roof; the lower level is 4.4 meters high and the upper level 3.7 meters, featuring red pillars and green tiles. At the center of the pavilion is an inscription in running script in gold letters reading “Eternal Glory to the People’s Heroes,” written by Shao Shiping, the first governor of Jiangxi Provincial People’s Government at the time. The back side has an explanatory inscription. Behind the pavilion is an epitaph reading “Tomb of Red Army Division Commander Zhu Yinglong.” The memorial pavilion consists of the pavilion, a memorial stele, the tomb, a tombstone, stone tables, stone benches, and enclosing walls. It faces north and covers an area of 100 square meters. It was renovated in March 1999.

Pogang Township: Pogang Township is located in the northern part of Dongxiang County, at the junction of three cities (Fuzhou, Shangrao, and Yingtan) and three counties (Dongxiang, Yugan, and Yujiang). Its southeastern tip borders Chuntao and Wuqiao townships of Yujiang County, its western side is adjacent to Xiaohuang Town of the same county, and its northern end connects with Meigang Township of Yugan County. It is known as the eastern gateway of Dongxiang. The township covers a land area of 54.5 square kilometers, governs 7 village committees and 76 villager groups, with a total population of 16,559. The total arable land area is 17,239 mu, including 16,077 mu of paddy fields and 1,162 mu of dry land.

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