Deyang Civil Aviation Flight University of China Red Tourist Route Guide

Route: Civil Aviation Flight University of China—Xiangyang Town Museum of Reform and Opening up—Fanghu Park (Monument to the Fallen Soldiers of the Anti-Japanese War in Guanghan)—Guanghan Middle School Bell Tower

Civil Aviation Flight University of China

The Civil Aviation Flight College of China was formerly Guanghan Airport. During the Anti-Japanese War, as a component of the "Hump Route", it greatly improved the air control capabilities of the Chinese army and weakened the air superiority of the Japanese army. The eight characters on the wall of the college, "Stones are crushed to cast souls, monuments will last forever", demonstrate the valuable spirit of self-sacrifice and great patriotism of the Guanghan people and Chinese soldiers during the Anti-Japanese War.

Address: No. 46, Section 4, Nanchang Road, Guanghan City, Deyang City, Sichuan Province

Xiangyang Town Reform and Opening up Museum

In April 1980, Xiangyang people officially removed the The brand of "People's Commune" and the restoration of the "Xiangyang Township People's Government" system kicked off the rural reform, and it was known as the "First Township in Rural Reform".

Address: Xiangyang Town, Guanghan City, Deyang City, Sichuan Province

Fanghu Park (Monument to the Fallen Soldiers of the Anti-Japanese War in Guanghan)

July 7, 1941 "July 7" On the 4th anniversary of the "Incident", Guanghan County erected this monument to commemorate the soldiers who died in the Anti-Japanese War.

Address: Luocheng Street, Guanghan City, Deyang City, Sichuan Province

Guanghan Middle School Bell Tower

On October 25, 1930, Cao Diqiuhe, then the school’s education director Other comrades in the party organized and led the "Guanghan Uprising". The signal for the uprising was sent from the bronze bell in the school bell tower.

Address: No. 147, Section 2, North Zhongshan Avenue, Luocheng Street, Guanghan City, Deyang City, Sichuan Province