Attraction · Guilin Quanzhou Xiangjiang Battle Memorial Park (Caiwan)

Quanzhou Xiangjiang Battle Memorial Park (Caiwan)

A memorial to the Red Army's Xiangjiang Battle on the Long March; the saying "For three years no one drank the Xiang River's water, for ten years no one ate the Xiang River's fish" tells of the battle's brutality — the Jiaoshanpu blocking-battle site is right here

Visitor info

Opening hours
09:00-16:30 · Closed Mondays
Ticket
Free

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

A memorial to the Red Army's Xiangjiang Battle on the Long March; the saying "For three years no one drank the Xiang River's water, for ten years no one ate the Xiang River's fish" conveys the battle's ferocity, and the Jiaoshanpu blocking-battle site is right here. With relics and recreated scenes, the memorial brings back the Long March's most tragic chapter — a landmark of "red" (revolutionary) education.

Getting there: Self-drive from Quanzhou / High-speed rail, Quanzhou South Station

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