Where is the Zhangjiadian Battle Memorial Hall?

The Zhangjiadian Battle Memorial Hall is a classic red tourism scenic spot and a patriotism education base.

The Zhangjiadian Battle Memorial Hall of Liu and Deng’s Army Leaping Thousand Miles into the Dabie Mountains is located in Maotanchang Town, Jin’an District, Lu’an City, Anhui Province. It integrates the Zhangjiadian Battle Memorial Hall, Tu Gong Temple, and the Dabie Mountain Folk Customs Museum. In one body, it is the patriotism education base in Lu'an City, covering a total area of ??more than 9,000 square meters and a construction area of ??about 1,850 square meters. The floor of the memorial hall is paved with bluestone tiles, and a large number of pines, cypresses, osmanthus trees, etc. are planted to enhance the dignified environment dominated by ancient Huizhou buildings.

The Zhangjiadian Battle Memorial Hall is the first museum to commemorate Liu and Deng’s army’s thousands-mile leap into the Dabie Mountains. It is one of the key red tourism projects in Lu’an City. It is located in the east branch of Tu Gong Temple, the original headquarters of the battle, with front and rear There are two entrances. The first exhibition hall is divided into six chapters: "Wise Decision, Thousand Miles Leap Forward, Strategic Expansion, Taking Root, Song of Cotton Clothes, and Main Force Attack", focusing on the background and process of Liu and Deng's army leaping thousands miles into the Dabie Mountains. The second exhibition hall focuses on "quick return of divisions, three-column deployment of troops, clever luring of the enemy and persistence", "surrounding the stubborn bandits and catching turtles in the urn", "strengthening the enemy and defeating the many with less", "the army and the people share a close bond of flesh and blood". "Recalling the Martyrs, Qingshan Yongzhi", "Three Columns, Shining Stars" and other seven articles focus on the first battle of Liu and Deng's army leaping into the Dabie Mountains - the Battle of Zhangjiadian.

Tu Gong. The temple was built in the twelfth year of Guangxu's reign. It was approved by Tu Zongying, a famous minister in the late Qing Dynasty, governor of Huguang, and minister of the Ministry of War, after he became famous. It has a history of more than 120 years and was used as the site of the Zhangjiadian Battle in 1947. The Third Column Headquarters has now restored the "Three Column Headquarters War Room", "Commander's Lounge", "Deputy Commander Zheng Guozhong Lounge" and "Guard Room", which truly reproduce the historical scenes of that year.

The Dabie Mountain Folk Customs Museum is located in the West Branch of Tu Gong Temple. It displays the daily life and production tools of the Dabie Mountain people. The museum is divided into two parts: the "General Hall" and the "Function Hall". The content we want to display is comprehensively introduced in the form of pictures and pictures; the function hall is divided into halls, kitchens, houses, halls, and production rooms, and the most representative and distinctive folk customs are restored as much as possible to give people a real feeling. .

The Tu Guanglu Temple in the scenic spot was approved by the Lu'an County Revolutionary Committee as a key cultural relic protection unit at the county level in 2004 and as a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level by the Anhui Provincial People's Government in 2007. , with the approval of the investment by Jin'an Tourism Development Co., Ltd., in accordance with the principle of maintaining the old, the former family temple and the Hou Gong Temple were repaired, and the East and West Branch Temples were rebuilt according to the original temple drawings, and Zhangjia Temple was displayed Some precious cultural relics and important historical materials of the Battle of Dian.

Maotanchang Town: Maotanchang Town is located in the south of Jin'an District, Lu'an City, at the eastern foot of Dabie Mountain, between Huoshan, Shucheng and Jin'an Districts. The town has a total area of ??59.1 square kilometers, jurisdiction over 11 administrative villages, 1 subdistrict, and a population of 18,000, of which the market town has a long history of more than a thousand years ago. The gathering of talents formed a three-mile long street with unique architectural style and antique flavor. Tu Zonggen, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty, was optimistic about this precious land and built the Tu family ancestral hall here.

More than fifty years ago, Liu and Deng's armies advanced into Dabie