Cangshan incident

1From April to June, 1933, Linyi County Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting in Shang Yan Primary School and decided to organize riots in Cangshan (now Lanling County, Shandong Province) where the Kuomintang's ruling power was weak.

The meeting made careful arrangements for the specific location, team composition and division of labor of the cadres, and formulated the "Ten-Point Program" for the uprising with the confiscation of land of landless peasants and the establishment of Soviet political power as the main content, which was decided to be launched on July 10. Later, due to the leak of the news in Yiwuhe District, Ling Yunzhi, the head of the uprising in this area, was forced to act in advance on July 2.

Monument memorial hall

1933 is located about 10 km northeast of the resident (county) of Bianzhuang Town, Lanling County, Linyi City, and southwest of Daxuzi Village in Bianzhuang Town. 19 1 in August, Cangshan county people's government announced it as a county-level key cultural relics protection unit. The length from east to west is about 10 m, from north to south is about 10 m, and the distribution area is about 100 m2. 199 1.5 was announced as a key cultural protection unit at the county level.

To the north of the village is Dacang Mountain at an altitude of181.2m.1July, 1933, where an armed peasant riot led by Linyi County Committee of the Communist Party of China took place, which was called "Cangshan Riot" in history. Liu, the former landlord of Daweizi Village, lives in this yard. After Cangshan riot, Lunan riot headquarters and the office of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants were here.

1988, the former Xiaoling township government raised funds to build Cangshan riot showroom in the former site of Cangshan riot headquarters. It consists of three houses, facing south, 9.2 meters wide from east to west, 5 meters deep from north to south, and about 6 meters high. It is made of blue brick walls, wooden structures and roofs with grass slopes on both sides.

Guo, a famous calligrapher, wrote an inscription in front of the site of Cangshan Riot Command, displaying plaques such as "Immortal Legends" and "Immortal Heroes", as well as portraits of Cangshan Riot leaders such as Liu Zhiyan, Guo, Zhao and so on.