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Red Army slogans and cartoons in Shuikou Town

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Red Army slogans and cartoons in Shuikou Town (I) are preserved on the courtyard wall of the Chenwu Village in Ruoguo, Shuikou Town, Nanxiong. The lime-white characters stretch 13 meters in total, with individual characters measuring 80×90 cm, and are positioned 2 meters above the ground. They were written during the "Battle of Shuikou" in the summer of 1932. The content includes: Oppose the imperialist partition of China Red Army□□□ …

Red Army slogans and cartoons in Shuikou Town

The Red Army slogans and cartoons in Shuikou Town are a cultural relic protection unit of Nanxiong City and a classic red tourism attraction.

Red Army slogans and cartoons in Shuikou Town

(I) are preserved on the courtyard wall of the Chenwu Village in Ruoguo, Shuikou Town, Nanxiong. The lime-white characters stretch 13 meters in total, with individual characters measuring 80×90 cm, and are positioned 2 meters above the ground. They were written during the "Battle of Shuikou" in the summer of 1932.

The content reads:

Oppose the imperialist partition of China

Red Army□□□

(II) are preserved on the courtyard wall of Zhongwu Village. They stretch 18 meters in total, with lime-white characters measuring 70×90 cm, positioned 2 meters above the ground. The character “粤” (Guangdong) has faded due to peeling lime, but its impression remains clear. The last character of the signature is illegible. These were written during the "Battle of Shuikou" in 1932.

The content reads:

Brothers of the Guangdong Army, you come from farming and working-class backgrounds—do not fight the Red Army of workers and peasants on behalf of the warlords.

Red Army I45 (甲□)

Designated as a cultural relic protection unit by the People’s Government of Nanxiong County in 1982.

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