Ganying Rock (First Revolutionary Base Camp)

Ganying Rock (First Revolutionary Base Camp)

Ganying Rock (First Revolutionary Base Camp) is a cultural relics protection unit of Mashan County and a classic red tourism destination.

Ganying Rock (First Revolutionary Base Camp) is situated in Poma Village, Pingshan Village, Yongzhou Town, Mashan County. It dates back to the modern era and falls under the category of .

In 1998, Ganying Rock (First Revolutionary Base Camp) was designated as a cultural relics protection unit of Mashan County.

Pingshan Village: Pingshan Village is 13 kilometers from the town government seat. The village comprises 13 natural hamlets: Longfang, Neiguo, Liantang, Poxue, Naling, Jiangzhuang, Poma, Neiri, Zaoju, Shenggang, Poyong, Nansheng, and Nongge. It has 922 households and a population of 4,008, predominantly ethnic Zhuang. The village has one Party general branch, six Party branches, and 79 Party members. The arable land area spans 2,800 mu, including 1,800 mu of paddy fields and 1,000 mu of dry land. Major crops include corn and rice, while cash crops consist of sugarcane, soybeans, sweet potatoes, … More details about Pingshan Village ++