Huangyangjie Barrier

　　Huangyangjie Barrier is situated on the northwest side of Jinggangshan at an altitude of 1,343 meters and is one of the five major barriers of the Jinggangshan military base. The terrain here is majestic and precipitous, with towering, rugged peaks and ever-changing vistas. The area is often shrouded in vast clouds and mist, resembling an endless ocean, hence it is also known as "Oceanic Barrier" or "Vast Ocean Barrier."

　　Guide:

　　During the 1928 Battle of Huangyangjie, the Fourth Red Army achieved victory against overwhelming odds against the Kuomintang forces. In commemoration, Comrade Mao Zedong wrote the poem “Xi Jiang Yue · Jinggangshan,” which is inscribed on the Victory Monument of the Huangyangjie Battle. The three characters “Huangyangjie” on the monument were inscribed by -. Appendix: Mao Zedong’s “Xi Jiang Yue · Jinggangshan” — “Banners wave below the mountain, war drums and bugles sound from the heights. Though besieged on every side, we stand firm and unyielding. Our defenses are already strong, and our unity makes us even mightier. Thunderous cannon fire roars from Huangyangjie, announcing the enemy’s nighttime retreat.”

　　Introduction:

　　Among the five major barriers, Huangyangjie is the most famous. It sits at an elevation of 1,484 meters, with a diamond-shaped mountain massif that rises dramatically on all sides, covered in azalea trees.

　　 Jiangxi Province, Ji’an City