This is a red tourist attraction in Changsha, and the former site of the first party congress of Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi is here. Have you been here?

At the junction of Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi, there is a mountain named Dawei Mountain, whose main vein is Luoxiao Mountain, which stretches here to form this red revolutionary mountain. At the earliest, it was a Buddhist holy place, with temples everywhere, incense flourishing, and an endless stream of believers and tourists, who came to worship God and pray for disaster relief. Until the proletariat launched the revolution, it was a noisy place.

In p>1927, the Autumn Harvest Uprising was officially launched. At that time, the revolutionaries of the older generation first met here to discuss and worked out the great principles and strategies for revitalizing China and unifying China. At the same time, it is also the first party congress held in Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi, and the former site "Chu Dongshan House" is still preserved. Those old revolutionaries also left many revolutionary footprints here, and later generations often used to pay tribute to them and feel the eventful years of their revolutionaries.

We were walking in Senli Park, and we were shocked by the dense forest as soon as we entered. As far as the eye can see, it is basically trees, lush and lush. Every breath here seems to be pure oxygen, which can be called natural oxygen bar. Such fresh air cannot be felt in the city. The wind blew through the beautiful sea, and suddenly the branches and leaves fluttered into the distance. The water bred in the beautiful forest is also very clear, and you can drink it directly as soon as you see the water quality.

Besides plants, there are many animals here, and all kinds of rare wild animals can be seen everywhere. There are civets and pangolins that look like crude benzene, flexible and fierce lions and tigers, and even clouded leopards, a first-class protected animal, and so on. Here, they don't have to worry about hunting from hunters, and they all seem very quiet and peaceful. From time to time, you can see a group of butterflies flying by, colorful and beautiful.

the most attractive thing is the Taxus mairei here. China people have always cherished red beans, because red beans, also known as acacia beans, are often used to entrust acacia to friends or lovers. Wang Wei once wrote a poem "Acacia"

when those red berries come in springtime, flushing on your southland branches.

take home an armful, for my sake, as a symbol of our love.

China has been an affectionate and romantic country since ancient times. Although it is afraid to speak out because of traditional ideas, it has always been mentioned in writing.