What are the sites of Chaozhou Red Revolution?

What are the sites of Chaozhou Red Revolution? Chaozhou Red Revolution Site is as follows 1. Fenghuang Mountain Revolutionary Memorial Park; 2. The former site of Maozhi Conference; 3. Zhou Xian Huang Ancestral Hall. Chaozhou, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province and one of the four Chaoshan cities, is an ancient cultural city with a history of 1600 years. Chaoshan culture is an important part of Lingnan culture and an important branch of Chinese culture.

1. Fenghuang Mountain Revolutionary Memorial Park Fenghuang Mountain Revolutionary Memorial Park is located in Oukeng Village, fenghuang town, Chaoan County. There are monuments, memorial halls, stone corridors and pavilions in the park. Now it is a patriotic education base in Chaozhou City and Chaoan County. Fenghuang Mountain Revolutionary Base has experienced three periods: Agrarian Revolutionary War, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Liberation War. In the revolutionary struggle for more than 20 years, countless revolutionaries faced powerful enemies, wave upon wave, shed their blood and wrote songs of praise to heroes. There are more than 1000 revolutionary heroes who died heroically in this hot land.

2. Maozhi Meeting, the former site of Maozhi Meeting, is an important military decision-making meeting of China's new-democratic revolution. Its former site is located in Maozhiwei Quande School in Shangrao Town.

Quande school, formerly known as Longgang study room, commonly known as Tanglipu study room, has a classroom, a room and a patio, covering an area of 300 square meters. 19271KLOC-0/On October 5th, Comrade Zhu De led the Nanchang Uprising Army to Maoming, Shangrao. The headquarters is located in Quande School, where an important military decision-making meeting is held.

3. Zhou Xian Huang Ancestral Hall Zhou Xian Huang Ancestral Hall (the residence of Chaoan County Committee around the "Seven Days Red" in Chaoan) is located in Zhouxian Village, Jiangdong Town, Chaoan District, with a tree age of 1927. It is listed as an important historical site and a modern representative building.

In the past, there were two natural villages in Zhouxian Village, namely Zhoucun Village in Terry Evevol and Kecuo Village in Kecuo Township. Later, the two villages gradually merged into one. After the founding of New China, politics, economy and culture have become inseparable. Villagers surnamed Huang and Ke also live together, and the concept of "two villages" has disappeared.