What is the origin of the Laoshanjie red tourist area?

In October 1934, the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army began its Long March. In November, it crossed the Xiangjiang River from Quanzhou, Guangxi, and passed through Yuecheng, which is located on the border of "two provinces and three counties and cities" between Guangxi Quanzhou and Hunan Dong'an and Xinning. Ridge, heading towards Guizhou. Comrade Lu Dingyi, an older generation of proletarian revolutionaries, wrote the famous revolutionary memoir "Laoshanjie", which spread the name "Laoshanjie" throughout China. Yuecheng Ridge, commonly known as Laoshanjie, is one of the five ridges, with Dong'an Shunhuang Mountain in the middle. Several specific places where the Red Army crossed the Laoshan boundary described in Lu's article, such as "Leigongyan", "Tangfangbian", "Leipili Ridge", etc., happened to be in the Shunhuang Mountain National Forest Park. Lu Dingyi called Laoshanjie (Shunhuang Mountain) "the first difficult mountain that the Red Army passed during the Long March." It is planned to rely on the unique natural conditions and geographical advantages of Shunhuang Mountain to build the Laoshanjie Scenic Area into a classic red tourist area with the theme of "re-walking the Red Army Road in Laoshanjie" and promoting patriotism education. It will build Lu Gong Pavilion, the Red Army Long March Memorial Hall, and the Red Army Long March Development of routes and coastal attractions.

After the Red Army broke through the enemy's fourth blockade, the troops successively entered the borders of Guangxi and Hunan and the borders of Hunan and Guizhou. This article describes the march of a column of the Central Military Commission in this area - Editor's note) I heard that I had to climb a thirty-mile-high Yaoshan Mountain. It is called Yuecheng Ridge on the map and its local name is Laoshanjie.