When we arrived at Lianglang Town from Yuyao City, it was still drizzling in the sky. The old site of the anti-Japanese base area in eastern Zhejiang Province on the side of Zhengmeng Street was more solemn in the rain. It is said that it was an old house in the town and a former formal school. Sure enough, it was a courtyard and lobby that came into it, and then went into it. There was still some deep feeling in the courtyard. Most of the rooms in the courtyard were used as display areas for pictures and words. It is amazing how many important and decisive decisions were made in these ordinary buildings, which were once one of the 19 revolutionary bases during the Anti-Japanese War.

Yuyao South Railway Station takes the city and countryside bus to the scenic spot pink wall black tile, red corridor eaves, this mottled wall, you can see the glorious passage of time. This is the old site of the East Zhejiang Administrative Office and the East Zhejiang Anti-Japanese Military and Political Cadre School. It is obvious that this was originally a residential compound and was originally the Huang family in Hengkantou Village, Lianglang County. Walking into Lianglang, we can see the old sites of the anti-Japanese base areas in eastern Zhejiang. Most of them are wooden dwellings with double eaves and high halls in the late Qing Dynasty. The front of the main building is a courtyard, the ground is paved with staggered seams of stone slabs, and there are tall walls in front of the courtyard. The old site was mainly wooden dwellings of the Qing Dynasty, with the main building as the top building of the hard hill with heavy eaves and bucket-type beam-frame structure. Sometimes I am used to close-up some doors, windows and windows. It feels good to look at them! _________

National key cultural relics protection, the long history of the old site of the anti-Japanese base area in eastern Zhejiang, happy today, those sunny days, are always suitable to learn the stories of the past, and then put full energy into their current study and life work. After studying all the way through the exhibition halls at various old sites, I have a profound understanding of the formation, development and activities of the base area. I can see the historical materials, pictures, photos, maps, battle maps on display in the exhibition room, as if I saw the iron bones of the martyrs and the hearts of Chizi. Here, the guerrilla leaders of Eastern Zhejiang, He Kexi, Tan Qilong, Liu Xianyun, and so on, are planning to drive the day forward. I can not help but respect and inspire myself to move forward.

Tourist strategy for the old site of the anti-Japanese base area in eastern Zhejiang: 1. Address: Hengkantou Village, Lianglang Town, Yuyao City, Zhejiang Province, 2. Opening time: 8:30-17:003. Tickets are free, and additional fees are charged for tour guides'explanations. 4. Suggested tour time: 2 hours. The anti-Japanese base area behind the enemy in eastern Zhejiang is one of the eight major strategies of Central China and the southeast outpost of Central China's anti-Japanese activities. It consists of four areas, namely, Siming, Guiji, Sanbei (north of Yuyao, Cixi and Zhenhai counties) and Pudong. It is located on both sides of Hangzhou Bay, between Shanghai, Hangzhou and Yong, bordering the East China Sea in the East and Dongyang-Ningbo Highway in the south, and on both sides of Jin (Hua) Xiao (Shan) line in the west, and on both sides of Huangpu in the north. With a population of 4 million, more than 10,000 people are armed against Japan.

The Eastern Zhejiang revolutionary base area entered Hengkantou village. White walls, black tiles, red corridors and eaves, the old site of the Party Committee of the Eastern Zhejiang District of the Communist Party of China, which was established by borrowing the houses of the common people, has been renovated several times, and now has become an exhibition hall, which displays more than 300 precious cultural relics and historical photographs. A patched quilt, a faded military uniform and a long earth cannon. The items displayed at the old site of Siming Mountain Anti-Japanese Base in eastern Zhejiang brought us back to the days of beacon fire. On the Lion Hill around Lianglang, the enemy made turtle shells and armed 35 detachments to exterminate the enemy for the sake of the people. It was only time that the troops withdrew northward in 1945, and the "New Zhejiang East Newspaper" had to be suspended. The "Letter of Farewell to Old Brothers and Sisters in Eastern Zhejiang Province" was published in the final issue.