Up to now, Longgang has preserved more than 70 revolutionary sites, including 16 national key cultural protection units and 19 provincial key cultural protection units.
The scenic spots in Longgang include: the former site of Longgang Revolution, the former site of Pengyang School, ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, fushui reservoir, Fengqi Cave, Meng Jia Tomb, Baolian Temple, Buyun Tower and Jinzhujian. fushui reservoir
Fushui reservoir is a large-scale water conservancy project focusing on flood control and power generation, which has comprehensive benefits such as irrigation, shipping, reclamation, aquaculture and snail control. The reservoir hub consists of dam, spillway, power generation diversion pipe, power station and irrigation channel. Administration directly under the provincial water resources department. Fushui reservoir was surveyed and designed by the provincial water conservancy survey and design institute. The dam is a 1 class building. It is a good place to integrate human landscape, tourist attractions, sightseeing, vacation, recuperation, conference and entertainment.
Longgang revolutionary history memorial hall
Longgang Revolutionary History Memorial Hall was built in 1976. Located on the west side of Xinjie Street in long gang zhen, it is adjacent to National Highway 106, Lion Mountain with beautiful scenery and Longgang Martyrs Cemetery. It is one of the scenic spots in Hubei Province, and has been included in the China Scenic Spots Dictionary.
In the museum, there are special sites in southeastern Hubei, special office residences, special air-raid shelters, showrooms, and more than 500 proclamations, books, letters, weapons, murals, revolutionary relics and photos of martyrs. The exhibition is divided into five parts, which reproduces the brilliant achievements of the older generation of proletarian revolutionaries such as Peng, He Changgong, Huang, Cao Dajun and Ye Jinbo. More than 30 former sites, such as the Soviet government in southeastern Hubei, Peng's former residence, Pengyang School and the hospital behind the Red Army, managed by the memorial hall have been listed as national key cultural relics protection units announced by the State Council.
Longgang martyr cemetery
Longgang Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery is located on Lion Mountain on the west side of Longgang Avenue. On the top of the mountain, there are monuments to revolutionary martyrs in southeastern Hubei inscribed by Peng, He Changgong and Fu, as well as tombs of martyrs and other buildings. Monuments and tombs of martyrs are surrounded by pines and cypresses, and the whole park is lush.
Longgang Hong Jun steet
Longgang Hong Jun Street, also known as Longgang Old Street, is also a street in the former revolutionary site. Xilonggang New Street is located near the Longhong River. The street is more than 800 meters long and 5 meters wide, with bluestone pavement. A two-story building with blue bricks and tiles on both sides weighs several times. There are two stone steps in front of the shop. The storefront is red painted door panels and floors. The winding streets and quaint and elegant markets are the epitome of the ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River.
According to Yangxin County Records, the prototype of Longgang Old Street began at the end of Yuan Dynasty. In the heyday of the Ming Dynasty, it was called Longchuan City; In the 11th year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1855), the Qing government established the Longgang Inspection Department here and renamed it Longgang City. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there were many shops in Longgang Street, with more than 300 shops and workshops, which were very prosperous, so it was called "Little Hankou".
1927, the Hubei Provincial Party Committee organized an autumn harvest riot here. 1autumn of 929 to1summer of 930, Peng and others entered Longgang and opened up a base area in southeastern Hubei. 193 1 year, the special committee of southeastern Hubei moved to Longgang, one of the famous red base areas in China. During the Agrarian Revolution, it was the seat of 48 main organs of the Central Special Committee for Eastern Hubei and the Soviet government, leading the revolutionary struggle in 2 1 counties on the border of Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi. 17 Party, government and army organs such as the Soviet government in southeastern Hubei, the Communist Youth League Committee in southeastern Hubei, the Political Security Bureau in southeastern Hubei, the Federation of Trade Unions in southeastern Hubei, the Bank of Workers, Peasants and Soldiers in southeastern Hubei, the Red Army Hostel in southeastern Hubei, and the Red Five Command were all established here, and they were called "Little Moscow".
tombs of revolutionary martyrs
There are six tombs of Red Army martyrs in Longgang. At present, there are 30 1 and 1 remains of Red Army soldiers from Hunan, Jiangxi, Guangdong, Hubei and other places, including 46 tombs with monuments.
baolian temple
Baolian Temple is located on Mount Long Fu, about 3 kilometers west of long gang zhen. The temple covers an area of 20,000 square meters, with a building area of 1000 square meters. According to "The Buddha Light Lantern Festival in the 20th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1894)", the temple is headed by Hongzhen, with 50 monks. /kloc-in the autumn of 0/938, it was set on fire by the Japanese army, leaving only a stone pier, a burning stove and a small stone pavilion. 199 1 year, Yan Jue, a young monk ordained in Guiyuan Temple, rebuilt the Buddhist temple on the old site and renamed it Baolian Temple. In the autumn of 2000, under the sponsorship of laymen in Wuhan, Wenzhou and Guangdong, 32 jade Buddha statues were purchased from Myanmar.