History of Wushan Red Revolution

Wushan stretches for hundreds of miles and is located at the junction of Xiao Yun, Zhao 'an and Pinghe counties in southern Fujian. In the third national cultural relics survey, Zhangzhou and Xiao Yun cultural relics investigation teams found more than ten former sites, such as sentry post, broadcasting room, sentinel newspaper printing house, and more than 0/00 pieces of cultural relics in Wushan for the first time. The provincial government recently announced the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural relics protection units, and the former site of Wushan Minnan Revolutionary Base became the only important historical relic in modern times. When I entered Wushan, I bent down and climbed into a natural tunnel made of dangerous rocks and rocks. This is the "secret passage" of Minnan prefectural committee. After driving for about 1.6 km, I came to a mountain called "Foreman Li". Foreman Li, also known as "Shimen Lei", is the headquarters of Minnan prefectural committee and the main concentration place of Minnan revolutionary base area. So far, the existing revolutionary sites have been found on Wushan Mountain, including posts, broadcasting rooms, sentinel newspaper printing houses, accounting rooms, cooking rooms and the residence of Lu Dao, the leader of county government organs. Naturally formed caves are places where the revolutionary ancestors carried out arduous revolutionary struggles and lived. The reporter climbed into the "cooking room" and saw the natural water tank left behind and a clear water; There are traces of charcoal and ashes under the stove. According to the records of Fujian-Guangdong revolutionary literature and history, during the first revolutionary civil war in 1928, the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants and guerrillas carried out activities in Wu Shan, which opened a new chapter in the revolutionary history of southern Fujian. 1934, Lu Sheng led more than 40 people from the Red Third Regiment into Wushan, officially opening up the Wushan revolutionary base. Later, Yunhe and Zhaoxian County Committee were re-established, and Lu Dao was appointed secretary. Since then, the red flag of Wushan Revolution has not fallen on 17. The Red Army guerrillas spread revolutionary kindling, persisted in guerrilla warfare, and smashed the enemy's repeated "encirclement and suppression", which not only preserved the revolutionary forces, but also expanded the ranks. Before War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, * * * had more than 65,438,000 branches and more than 500 party member. 1945, Minnan prefectural Committee was established, with Lu Dao as secretary. 1947, the Minnan detachment of China People's Liberation Army was established in Wushan, and most of the soldiers came from Wushan area. In carrying out the "Second Battlefield", the Minnan detachment supported the battles in the battlefields of Northeast China, North China and East China, and cooperated with the People's Liberation Army to liberate Minnan.