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Hongshilazi Anti-Japanese Base 红石砬子抗日根据地遗址Hóngshílázi Kàngrì Gēnjùdì Yízhǐ
National heritage site · Jilin, Jilin
- Time needed
- Half a day
- Days to budget
- Half a day
- City
- Jilin
- Region
- Jilin
- Type
- Heritage
- Listed as
- National heritage site
About Hongshilazi Anti-Japanese Base
The site of what Chinese accounts call the first anti-Japanese base area set up by the Communist Party in the north-east, in forested hills near Panshi, where the local party committee and Yang Jingyu's South Manchuria guerrilla force ran a hospital, a printing shop and other facilities in 1932–33. Archaeological surveys since 2021 have recorded more than 3,300 remains, including semi-underground dwellings and log houses, and the site now has restored remains, a viewing circuit, protective sheds and interpretation signs. The Panshi Anti-Japanese Struggle Memorial Hall in the city, in a building completed in 2022, displays objects and the history of the base.
How to get to Hongshilazi Anti-Japanese Base
In the hills about 20 km north-west of Panshi, a county-level city south-west of Jilin; the memorial hall is in the city itself.
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