Do you know the history of Zhazidong White Mansion?

This is where the martyrs finally fought against the Kuomintang, and where they were imprisoned and killed.

Not only do I know about the scum cave in Chongqing, but I have also been there myself, that is, on May 30, 20 18, a few days ago. Fortunately, it's rainy and rainy in Chongqing these days and the temperature is suitable. I finally came to the foot of Gele Mountain in Chongqing, because I heard about it in the textbooks of primary schools. This is the last place where the martyrs and the Kuomintang fought, and it is also the place where they were detained and killed. Let's talk about it. Send photos of the author in other places.

Arriving at the gate, three dazzling Chinese characters tell us that this is the final destination of the martyrs who sat through the prison. I feel depressed here. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and deep ditches on one side. It's hard to find if you hide it.

When I entered the gate, I saw several lines of Chinese characters on the white wall facing the gate. We should see, think, listen and do what the chief can't see, think, hear or do? Wait for the slogan. From where? Sir? Judging from this title, the strong flavor of the times is extremely obvious.

Walking into the yard, you can see that the decoration here is as good as ever, except for some cold breath. The place is very small, but this small place actually has 18 cells (male 16, female two). Many famous people have been detained in history, such as the movie Red Rock, which is popular all over the country, and Jiang Zhujun Jie Jiang in primary school textbooks. Radish head? It is also held here.

(This is a photo of the cell exhibition hall that the author walked into.)

On the eve of dawn (1949165438+1October 27th), Mao Renfeng was ordered to arrange a plan to kill and imprison political prisoners here. At one time, more than 200 martyrs were shot by machine guns, and Shan Ye was dyed red with blood. Now it has become a historical attraction to educate future generations. Free tickets let tourists from all over the country remember the martyrs here. It silently tells that today's happy life is hard-won.