What is red culture?

Red culture is an advanced culture with Chinese characteristics that was jointly created by Chinese Communists, advanced elements and the people during the revolutionary war years. It contains rich revolutionary spirit and Rich historical and cultural connotations. Red culture is an important resource, including material culture and intangible culture.

China’s First Red Street:

“Lenin Street” is located in Shiqiao Ancient Town, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province, an old revolutionary area. On September 30, 1933, the Fourth Front Army of the Red Army marched south to liberate the ancient town of Shiqiao, mobilized workers and peasants, attacked the local tyrants, and divided the fields. They inscribed on the four archways built in the Qing Dynasty in the ancient town "Support the Red Army, Expand the Red Army" and " Propaganda slogans such as "Oppose Warlord Chaos" and "Overthrow Kuomintang rule and establish Soviet power". Among them, on the most spectacular archway, the Red Army carved the words "Leninism Street". In order to highlight the revolutionary mentor of the proletariat, the two characters "Lenin" are written horizontally, each character is about 1 meter square, and the three characters "Zhuism Street" are slightly smaller and written straight. After that, the Red Army went north to resist Japan, and the White Army occupied Shiqiao Town. The revolutionary slogans written by the Red Army soldiers with their blood and lives were covered up with lime by the masses.