Where is the former site of Tianxian Town Anti-Japanese War Primary School?

The former site of Tianxian Town Anti-Japanese War Primary School is a cultural relic protection unit in Sichuan Province.

The Anti-Japanese War Primary School is located in Ledaozi, Huabeixi Community, Tianxian Town, Naxi District. This school was founded in the autumn of 30 years of the Republic of China (1938), initiated by Mr. Zeng Ziping, a cloud student, and donated by the masses. Although the construction scale of the school was relatively large at that time, and it was in the special historical period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the design and technology of the school were superb. In order to educate future generations not to forget national humiliation and improper slavery, there are four stone piers on the playground platform of the anti-Japanese primary school, which are engraved with patriotic slogans such as "Down with the Japanese devils", "Give me back my rivers and mountains", "Educate talents", "Win the Anti-Japanese War" and "Drive away the enemy" respectively.

After decades of vicissitudes, the handwriting is still clear, which can be described as the treasure of the school. 1940, the school was completed. Because it was founded in the anti-Japanese bonfire, it was named anti-Japanese primary school and became the only school in China named after "War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression".

In 2007, the former site was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Sichuan Province in the document Chuanfuhan [2007] 1 14. The school was closed in 2008, and in May 20 12, the District People's Government transformed it into "War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression Memorial Hall in Luzhou City" and set up 8 exhibition halls for tourists to visit.

Scope of protection: Site area10m.

Construction control zone: extension of protection scope10m.

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