Bashan Guerrilla Memorial Hall

　　　　The Bashan Guerrilla Memorial Hall is located in Tieluba Village, seven kilometers north of Taoyuan Town, Nanjiang County. In December 2003, it was designated by the Bazhong Municipal People’s Government as a cultural relic protection unit under the category of “Important Modern and Contemporary Historical Sites.” It is a key tourist attraction in Guangwu Mountain. The Bashan Guerrillas were a regular armed force stationed to defend the Sichuan-Shaanxi Revolutionary Base Area before the Red Fourth Front Army crossed the Jialing River to the west. From February 1935 to the spring of 1940, under the leadership of Liu Zicai, Zhao Ming’en, and others, this unit operated in the vast forests centered around Taoyuan in Nanjiang County, enduring extremely harsh conditions while continuing to fight for five years.
　　The Bashan Guerrilla Memorial Hall consists of seven parts: the site of the old customs house, a square, a thematic sculpture, the former site of the Bashan Guerrilla Command Headquarters, an exhibition hall of historical relics, the martyr’s tomb of Bashan Guerrilla Zhao Ming’en, and a greenbelt area, covering a total area of over 7,300 square meters. The main structure, the “Former Site of the Bashan Guerrilla Command Headquarters,” spans more than 230 square meters and features two themed exhibits: “Original Appearance of the Command Headquarters” and “Original Appearance of Residential Buildings,” displaying 118 cultural relics. The History Exhibition Room covers over 110 square meters and presents three thematic displays: “Key Leaders and Activity Areas of the Red Fourth Front Army,” “The Battle History and Key Leaders of the Bashan Guerrillas,” and “The New Look of Taoyuan,” showcasing 83 cultural relics and materials. The thematic sculpture “Loyal Souls” stands in the center of a 2,100-square-meter square, while the renovated “Martyr Zhao Ming’en’s Tomb” rests quietly on the eastern side of the square. A 4,200-square-meter greenbelt surrounds the Bashan Guerrilla Memorial Hall.