The color of my hometown—Lanyi’s red journey to meet the new socialist countryside

When Xiaolang encountered the red journey of the new socialist countryside, Baisha Village leaned on the towering Qishan Mountain in the west, looked at the ancient city of Handan in the east, jumped to the thousand-year-old county Wu'an in the north, and bordered the coal capital Fengfeng in the south, which is under the jurisdiction of Wu'an City. Shucun Town is located in a basin surrounded by mountains. There is a river called Shimu River in the south of the village and a river called Hou River in the north of the village. They are both seasonal rivers. The two rivers sandwich the village, facing each other from west to east for 1.5 kilometers, then meet together, and then extend eastward.

At the end of May, follow the Handan Photography Association and come to the beautiful Baisha. According to legend in Baisha Village, a Feng Shui master said that Baisha Village is "surrounded by mountains and is a basin, with two rivers in the north and south sandwiched between it. In the west, there is water that makes money, and in the east, it is connected with purple air and earth that turns into gold. It faces five dragons and breathes auspicious air, and it is backed by Gushan Mountain. Xiangyun said. There will always be heroes in this treasure land, and people will change the world. "However, in the hundreds of years since the establishment of the village in the Ming Dynasty, Baisha has never had heroes, and the people of Baisha have always struggled in poverty without changing the world. It was not until 1938 that the Communist Party organized activities in the village, leading the blind people to resist the Japanese invaders, fight against the puppet troops, kill the good men, and cause double reductions. After ushering in the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, people from Zisha felt that there were heroes in the village and were full of hope for the future. gained confidence. In January 1946, a party branch was established in Baisha Village to organize villagers to carry out land reform, allocate fields, and prepare for shortages to develop production. Baisha was in full swing across seven miles and eight villages. On July 27, 1947, the "People's Daily" at that time also reported that "During the campaign to prepare for famine, Baisha Village in Wu'an District organized transportation, kilns, and textiles. It produced fifty kilograms of cloth every day and had enough food for seven days in ten days." Deeds." For the first time, Baisha Village received attention from the outside world, which gave Shangou people great confidence.

Baisha people are supported by self-confidence, yearning for a better life and following the party, and have never stopped working hard to change the poor face of mountain villages. During the construction period, we fought hard to learn from Dazhai. The voices of Baisha people were heard on the radio: reform and opening up to lead a well-off society, and Zisha people were seen on TV. Entering the new century, "we must conscientiously sum up experience, solve existing problems, and improve the villagers' self-governance operating mechanism under the leadership of the party branch." It is also self-confidence that inspires Baisha people to unite and dare to be the first, develop the collective economy, and achieve *** Take great strides forward on the road to prosperity, and be confident that in two hundred years of life, you will be able to swim three thousand miles into the water. Self-confidence is a firm mind and an unforgettable will. It is a powerful driving force for success. It is a treasure more precious than gold. Entering the new era, while marching towards the realization of the "two centenary goals", we are chasing speed. In the fight for the farmers' dream, self-confidence is indispensable. Only by finding self-confidence and strengthening self-confidence can we not forget our original intention, keep our mission in mind, and move towards the future with high morale. Baisha, a mountain village with prosperous industries, appropriate ecology, civilized rural customs, effective governance, and affluent life, will definitely be more beautiful.