Travel guide to anti-Japanese tunnel ruins at the bottom of the mountains in Jinan, Hebei

Scenic spot introduction:

The anti-Japanese tunnel site at the bottom of the mountain in Jinan, Hebei Province is the most well-preserved and longest tunnel in my country. It was an underground Great Wall built by local villages to fight back against the enemy during the Anti-Japanese War. The tortuous and complex tunnels cover almost the entire underground area of ​​the village. There are camouflaged openings at the bottom of stoves, tree holes, wells, etc., which makes people confused and full of praise for the villagers' intelligence. In the 1950s, when the Bayi Film Studio was filming "Tunnel Warfare", the editorial team and the film crew conducted on-site inspections and interviews in Shandi Village many times. Many storylines were based on real people and real battles here. Deeds. Today, the tunnel ruins at the bottom of the mountain have become a national defense education base and a provincial scenic spot.

Attractions distribution:

The Shandi Anti-Japanese Tunnel Site is located at the foot of Taihang Mountain and belongs to Shandi Village, Yijing Town, Fengfeng Mining Area. The scenic area is dominated by intricate authentic ruins of more than 10,000 meters. There is a memorial hall inside, which displays photos and cultural relics from that year. On the ground, traces of war can also be seen on some buildings in the village. The entire village is surrounded by red culture and is desirable to many history lovers.

Scenic spot qualifications:

Provincial scenic spots

Scenic spot features:

Visit, pay homage, visit ancient times, research, historical tours, heritage sites

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