Site of the Zhejiang–Anhui Special Committee

　　 0Site of the Zhejiang–Anhui Special Committee is situated on Fuling Mountain in Hetian Township, Kaihua County. The region is characterized by majestic mountains, lush forests, and beautiful scenery. It served as one of the strongholds where our Party persisted in guerrilla warfare.

　　 Fuling Mountain boasts a profound revolutionary cultural heritage, with numerous relics and artifacts from the Red Army and the revolutionary period left over from wartime. Today, Fuling Mountain is a key cultural relic protection unit of Zhejiang Province, as well as a patriotic education base and Party history education base in Quzhou City.

　　 In 1935, after joining forces with Fang Zhimin, the Northern Expeditionary Advance Team led by Xun Huaizhou and Su Yu engaged in several battles in southern Anhui before entering Kaihua County. The fighting was extremely arduous. Team members took shelter in damp, dark tunnels, gnawing on dry rations while listening to their commander analyze the enemy situation, discuss combat strategies, and prepare for the next battle at any moment. With no room for even the slightest laxity, the fighters took turns resting, while those not resting remained highly alert, intently monitoring the ground above. As the guerrilla forces grew stronger and the situation evolved, the 0Kai-Wu-Xiu County Committee moved to Fuling Mountain—a location that was ideal for both offensive and defensive operations and convenient for conducting guerrilla activities across three provinces. On August 13, 1936, the 0Zhejiang–Anhui Special Committee was officially established in Fuling Mountain, Hetian. This marked the founding of the first municipal-level Party organization established by our Party, and Fuling Mountain became a key red revolutionary 0base spanning Zhejiang, Anhui, and Jiangxi provinces.