Where is Yeping Red Army Square?

Yeping Red Army Square is a classic scenic spot for red tourism.

In Yeping Village, Ruijin, Jiangxi Province, there is a Little Square and a Red Army Martyrs Memorial Tower with a height of 13. The tower base is pentagonal and the tower is shell-shaped. Facing the east, there is a red army reviewing platform with brick and wood structure, which is Yeping Red Army Square.

The Red Army Square is also the training ground of the Red Army. Nearly two football fields, the ground is covered with lawns, and there are no other sculptures around except some trees planted. In front is the Red Army reviewing platform, and in the middle of the distance stands a monument, the Red Army Martyrs Monument, which was also designed by Qian Zhuangfei. The monument stands on the base of the five-pointed star, like a rocket waiting to be launched. Before you come to the monument, you can walk to the monument along more than ten steps at five corners. The monument is also loess color, and it is full of pebbles of the same size. Between the reviewing platform and the monument, a line of Chinese characters stands out on the ground, which is poured with cement. In the middle of the green lawn, it clearly says "March along the blood of the Red Army". The words are two meters square and powerful, as if they were the last words of the martyrs before their death, and as if they were the vows of future generations in front of the martyrs' tombs.

Yeping Township: Yeping Township is located in the east of Ruijin City, bordering Rentian Town, Ridong Town and Changting County in Fujian Province in the east, Ruijin City in the west, Zeqin Township and Hu Xiang Town in the south and Huangbai Township in the north. National Highway 206, National Highway 3 19, Ruixing expressway pass through the rapid transit corridor and Gan Long Railway, and iResearch expressway runs through it. Yeping Scenic Area, a national 5A scenic spot, is under construction. The total area of the township is 150.8 square kilometers, including 65,000 mu of cultivated land, 0.02 million mu of woodland and 5 199 mu of aquaculture.