Urgent, urgent, urgent! ! ! How many Red Army Long March memorial halls exist in China?

The Red Army Long March Memorial Hall is located in Shita Temple, Gaohe Town, 45 kilometers west of Chengdu. The temple is the former site of the Fourth District Soviet established by the Fourth Front Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1935 for more than half a year. There is a Red Army pavilion built outside the mountain gate, which displays stone slogans left by the Red Army, such as "Reduce the whole Sichuan", "Strive for a Soviet New China", "Only resistance to Japan can save China", "Support the Communist Party", " Long live the Communist Party" and so on. The three words "Red Army Pavilion" were inscribed by former Defense Minister Zhang Aiping. In September 1996, after the Chengdu Municipal People's Government named 11 towns and villages in our city, including Gaohe Town, as base areas for the Second Civil Revolutionary War, the Municipal People's Government built the Red Army Long March Qionglai Memorial Hall here to display revolutionary cultural relics and repaired the area. At the Soviet ruins, new mountain roads, dining and entertainment facilities and parking lots have been built. In November 1998, the museum was named Chengdu Patriotism Education Base. This scenic spot combines revolutionary cultural relics and historical cultural relics, and integrates natural and cultural landscapes. It is a rare landscape and attracts an endless stream of visitors.