There is a "Xiaoyan'an in front of the mountain" in Laiwu

There is a village called "Xiaoyan'an in the Mountains" in Laiwu District and Zhuang Town. This is Chenanyu Village.

Chensen village, surrounded by mountains on three sides, birds and flowers, so far there are many ancient trees and ancient houses. Some of the villages are on the mountainside, and some are in the foot of the mountain. To the north of the village is a straight cliff. Under the obscure vegetation, it can not even find its existence from a distance.

Due to the hidden terrain, Chenanyu Village has become unique during the war, and there are often wounded people who recuperate and hide here.

Chenanyu Village has a wealth of red cultural heritage. During the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, there were many Communists and revolutionary martyrs who contributed to the revolution. Two of them, 12 leading cadres at or above the regiment level, 12 Famous revolutionary martyrs. During the Anti -Japanese War, a total of 107 households in the village had 74 anti -family families. They were named "Xiaoyan'an in front of the mountain" by Comrade Li Yu of the Provincial Party Committee at the time.

There are also red relics such as the ruins of the 10th Squadron of the Ten Squadron of the Four Squadron of the Shandong Eighth Route Army of Shandong Eighth Route Army in the village. It is understood that the head of Wang Fenglin, who was wounded from the battle of Jishan, had recuperated injuries in the "Tibetan Cave" and later sacrificed in Maanshan. Countless soldiers who went out of this hole also made great contributions to the defenders and defended the country. Essence

In recent years, Carnish Village has relying on rich natural resources, actively tap red culture, strives to create a red cultural education base, connects the ruins everywhere, and uses this as the development of red tourism to allow more people to experience it to experience it Deep red culture.

Today, this silent mountain village is gradually waking up and exerting its charm in the new era.

Source: Laiwu Cultural Travel

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