Meng Liangzheng Battle Memorial Hall

Meng Liangzheng Battle Memorial Hall

The Battle of Meng Liangzheng is located in Duizhuang Town, Mengyin County, Linyi City, Shandong Province. It consists of four parts: a memorial hall, martyr's cemetery, campaign site area, and sculpture garden. In 1954, the State Administration Council allocated special funds to build the Martyrs Cemetery of Martyrs and became a national key revolutionary martyr's commemorative building protection unit. The current Mengliang Battle Memorial Museum was constructed in 2007, with a total construction area of ​​3682 square meters, a memorial hall of 19.47 meters high. It symbolizes the Battle of Meng Liangzheng in 1947. The appearance is two red triangular flags. Daji top mountain shape. Red represents the red revolution and red tourism. The big steps in front of the memorial hall are also 47 steps, and the meaning also symbolizes the Battle of Meng Liangzheng in 1947.

In May 1947, under the command of Chen Yi and Su Yu, the East China Field Army fought in Meng Liangzhang to wipe out the 74th division and reinforcements of the Kuomintang elite troops in one fell swoop, with more than 32,000 people, reversing the war situation in East China and even the country.

The Memorial Hall has been named the top ten red tourist areas in the country, a national patriotic education demonstration base, and a classic red tourism classic scenic spot in the country. It is "Shandong Provincial Revolutionary Traditional Education Base".

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