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Where is the Red Army slogan building in Rucheng located?

Rucheng Red Army Slogan Tower is a cultural relic protection unit in Hunan Province, a classic red tourism scenic spot, a patriotism education base, and a national defense education base.

The Red Army Building is located in the Middle School of Haotou Township, Rucheng County, covering an area of ??258 square meters. It was built in 1927 and is the office building of the Kuomintang Haotou Township Office. It is a four-story civil structure, a combination of Chinese and Western styles, with a four-slope roof, simple and symmetrical shape, dignified and solemn, so it is called a "foreign-style building".

This "foreign-style building" has witnessed historical changes: In November 1927, Zhu De led the Nanchang Uprising troops to pass through here and went to Rucheng to negotiate with Fan Shisheng, commander of the Sixteenth Army of the Kuomintang. He was attacked by the bandit He Qilang During the attack, Zhu De managed to escape by pretending to be a cook; in May 1932, Peng Dehuai led the Red Army Corps to capture Rucheng through Haotou and besieged Hu Fengzhang in Shanggu Village, clearing obstacles for the development of the Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base; at the end of October 1934, Peng Dehuai led the The advance troops of the Third Red Army conquered the enemy defenders at Shibishan and Haotouxu on the east side of Rugui, paving the way for the Central Red Army's Long March. Peng Dehuai personally commanded operations in the "Western Mansion" twice. There are precious objects such as 4 relief-carved chairs and a rectangular table used by Mr. Peng. There are also words on the wall such as "Sign up to join the Red Army in this Western Mansion" and so on. More than 20 Red Army slogans.

The Red Army Building is now the patriotism and national defense education base in Chenzhou City and a cultural relics protection unit in Chenzhou City. There is an endless stream of visitors.