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Live: Autumn view of Jiangtaibu Red Army Long March Reunion Memorial Park in Ningxia
Located in Xiji County of Guyuan City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Jiangtaibu Red Army Long March Reunion Memorial Park is a national 4A tourist attraction and an important site for revolutionary heritage tourism and patriotic education in the country. The park preserves the historic Jiangtaibu fortress and features a monument and a memorial hall commemorating the reunion of Red Army forces, highlighting a pivotal moment in the history of the Long March.
On October 22, 1936, the First Front Red Army and the Second Front Red Army joined forces in Jiangtaibu, marking the final reunion of the Red Army's main forces during the Long March, thus completing the historic convergence of its three main forces — the victorious conclusion of the Long March.
Ninety years later, this historic site has become an important destination for preserving the legacy of the Long March and promoting revolutionary heritage education. Today, the towering monument stands alongside the changing landscape of nearby villages, reflecting the remarkable transformation of this former revolutionary base area through rural revitalization, ecological conservation and modernization.
Located in Xiji County of Guyuan City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Jiangtaibu Red Army Long March Reunion Memorial Park is a national 4A tourist attraction and an important site for revolutionary heritage tourism and patriotic education in the country. The park preserves the historic Jiangtaibu fortress and features a monument and a memorial hall commemorating the reunion of Red Army forces, highlighting a pivotal moment in the history of the Long March.
On October 22, 1936, the First Front Red Army and the Second Front Red Army joined forces in Jiangtaibu, marking the final reunion of the Red Army's main forces during the Long March, thus completing the historic convergence of its three main forces — the victorious conclusion of the Long March.
Ninety years later, this historic site has become an important destination for preserving the legacy of the Long March and promoting revolutionary heritage education. Today, the towering monument stands alongside the changing landscape of nearby villages, reflecting the remarkable transformation of this former revolutionary base area through rural revitalization, ecological conservation and modernization.