Red tourist attractions in Hunan

Red tourist attractions in Hunan: Hunan Martyrs Park, former site of Pingjiang County, former site of Xu Teli, former site of promulgation of "Three Major Disciplines and Six Notices" and former site of Chaling County Government of Workers, Peasants and Soldiers.

1, Hunan Martyrs Park

Hunan Martyrs Park is located in the center of Changsha. The park consists of memorial area and tourist area. Among the pines and cypresses in the memorial area stands the 58.7-meter-high Martyrs Memorial Tower, and the words "Hunan Martyrs Park Monument" are engraved on the tower.

2. Former site of Pingjiang County

Pingjiang Uprising Site is located in the campus of County No.1 Middle School, which is1500m away from Pingjiang County, Hunan Province. It was originally Tian Yue Academy, which was built at 1867. The college faces south, with brick and wood buildings such as the gate, nave, backyard and Dongxizhai, covering an area of 3,000 square meters.

3. Former residence of Xu Teli

Xu Teli's former residence was built in the late Qing Dynasty. It is a quadrangle civil structure with a construction area of about 580 square meters and houses 19 rooms. There is a showroom of Xu Teli's life story in the former residence, which collects Xu Teli's relics and related cultural relics 134 pieces. In the form of Chinese paintings, oil paintings and group photos, it shows Xu Teli's noble qualities of selflessness, dedication, firmness and integrity, and shows his great life.

4. Former site of promulgation of "Three Major Disciplines and Six Notices"

The former site of the promulgation of "Three Major Disciplines and Six Notices" is located in Laohuchong, shatian town, Guidong County, Hunan Province. It used to be a paddy field, with an annual output of thirty-six tons of rice, also called thirty-six mountains.

5. Former site of Chaling County Government of Workers, Peasants and Soldiers

The former site of the government of workers, peasants and soldiers in Chaling County is the birthplace of the first red regime in China, located in Sanjiaoping, Qianjin Village, Chengguan Town, Chaling County.