Battle Site of Qianpoling in Zhaichuan Town

　　    The Battle Site of Qianpoling in Zhaichuan Town is situated in Zhaichuan Town, 86 kilometers away from Shangnan County. In October 2002, an investment of 600,000 yuan was used to construct the Qianpoling Battle Heroes Monument. The monument stands 19.74 meters tall, with a memorial site that is 46 meters long and 7 meters wide, covering a total area of 322 square meters. There are steps at the front and on both sides. Comrade Wang Feng (who was responsible for reception work during the Central China Breakthrough) inscribed the words “Qianpoling Battle Memorial Monument.” On January 16, 2003, the Zhaichuan Qianpoling Revolutionary Martyrs Monument was officially completed and inaugurated. County leaders Zhou Shuhong, Shangguan Hong, Yang Fukuai, Jia Xiaoling, Tian Linjiao, along with heads of county departments including civil affairs, tourism, urban construction, forestry, education, and history & chronicles, as well as over a thousand cadres and residents of Zhaichuan Town, attended the inauguration ceremony of the Qianpoling Revolutionary Martyrs Monument. Every year, at least 3,000 people visit to pay tribute to the martyrs and receive revolutionary tradition education. In 2009, it was designated as a Shangnan County Clean Government Education Base by the county Party committee and government. In 2010, the new urban plan integrated the red scenic area with green ecology, local folk culture, and mountain-water scenery, reserving a commercial leisure and resort zone. The urban planning allocated 300 mu of land for tourism development in this area, offering great potential and prospects for growth. The new development allows visitors to not only enjoy the enchanting landscapes but also appreciate the great achievements of revolutionary predecessors. From 2002 to 2010, it received a total of 18,000 visitors and has been approved as part of the national red tourism resources, included in the national red tourism directory. This site is located at the intersection of Zhaibai Road and Shangyu Road.