Dahuanggou Party History Education Base

　　Dahuanggou Party History Education Base is located 90 li from the city center. It is the birthplace of the Hunchun County Committee and also served as the base area for the anti-Japanese struggle in Hunchun. It has been designated as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit and a youth education base of the China Committee for the Care of the Next Generation.

　　The Dahuanggou Anti-Japanese Base Area is surrounded by high mountains, dense forests, undulating peaks, and crisscrossing valleys. The Mijiang River meanders through the 70-li-long valley from the northeast to the southwest before finally flowing into the Tumen River.

　　The main sites of the Dahuanggou Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Base Area include:

　　The site of Beiyi School, the site of the Huangqu Soviet Government, the site where the Thirteen Martyrs were killed, the site of the military preparatory meeting at Toutouling, the site of the Hunchun County Committee, the site of the Beihuanggou Soviet Government, the site of the armory, and the sites of the uniform factory and hospital.

　　The main revolutionary relics unearthed include: rolled guns manufactured in the armory, modified pistols, and daily necessities used by the soldiers and civilians in the base area.