What is the route to move west to the middle road?

The routes moving west to the middle road include Nanjing, Hankou, Chongqing, Yibin and Leshan.

The westward movement of the Forbidden City is mainly divided into three batches, and the three routes are different. The road is transported from Wuhan to Hankou. After the fall of Nanjing, Hankou was in danger, and the cultural relics were transferred to Yichang and then to Chongqing by boat. These cultural relics were moved to Leshan because of the foggy and rainy weather in Chongqing.

The westward movement of the Forbidden City did not happen overnight. In order to better protect the cultural relics, the cultural relics of the Forbidden City began to move westward in August 1937, and were transferred in three batches. The three routes were different, namely South Road, Middle Road and North Road. The middle road of cultural relics moving westward is 1937+065438+ 10 from Wuhan to Hankou in October. After the fall of Nanjing, Hankou was in danger, and the cultural relics were transferred to Yichang in February 65438.

Finally, it was shipped to Chongqing. Later, considering that Chongqing was foggy and rainy, and enemy planes often appeared, they moved the cultural relics to Leshan.

The significance of the cultural relics of the Forbidden City moving westward.

The cultural relics in the Forbidden City are not ordinary "antiquities" or "antiques", but national treasures, which are the historical and cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. It has been recognized by many people that its value cannot be measured by money. In the practical work of protecting national treasures, on the basis of the existing spiritual resources in our hospital, the distinctive spirit of the Forbidden City has also been formed.

The spirit of the Forbidden City is a part of the spirit of the great Chinese nation, and its core is the spirit of regarding national treasures as life. This is a concept gradually established since the establishment of the Palace Museum and constantly strengthened in the southward migration of cultural relics. This is due to a deep understanding of the great significance and sacred responsibility of the precious cultural relics they protect, which is the value orientation of the Forbidden City people.