Heze Jilu-Yu Border Region Revolutionary Memorial Hall

　　    The Jilu-Yu Border Region Revolutionary Memorial Hall is situated by the Zhaowang River in downtown Heze. It is a large-scale, cross-provincial revolutionary history memorial hall jointly funded by the three provinces of Hebei, Shandong, and Henan, with strong support from all sectors of society in Heze and financial assistance from both the state and Guizhou Province. The project was initiated and organized by veteran comrades such as -, Duan Junyi, and Zhao Jianmin, and was approved by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council. The inscription on the memorial hall was personally written by General Secretary -. Premier - allocated special funds for its construction. The foundation was laid in April 1998, and the memorial hall was completed and opened to the public in May 2000. Covering an area of 13.2 hectares with a total construction area of over 11,700 square meters, the project required an investment of more than 40 million yuan, integrating exhibition halls, an art gallery, and a plaza. The main structure consists of exhibition halls and a panoramic painting hall. The exhibition space is divided into the Pre-Foyer, Spark of Revolution, Bloody Anti-Japanese Resistance, Struggle for Central Plains, and Revolutionary Generation sections, presenting a comprehensive and systematic portrayal of the revolutionary spirit of the party, government, military, and civilians in the Jilu-Yu Border Region during the 1930s and 1940s under the leadership of the Communist Party of China—showcasing their fearless sacrifice, perseverance, indomitable will, and heroic progress. The panoramic painting in the art gallery stands 17 meters high and spans 123 meters in circumference, blending painting, ground modeling, lighting, and sound effects seamlessly.