Langyashan Wu Yongshi Exhibition Hall

"Countless revolutionary martyrs, for the benefit of the people, heroic sacrifices in front of us, let us raise their flags and march on their bloodstains!" Our happy life today has not come easily, remember the revolutionary martyrs, do not forget the original intention to remember the mission!

＂ Langyashan Five Warriors Exhibition Hall ＂ is located in Langya Mountain Scenic Area, Yi County, Baoding City. ＂ Langyashan Five Warriors ＂ refers to the five heroes of the Eighth Route Army who bravely fought the Japanese pseudo-military forces in the period of the War of Resistance Against Japan (September 25, 1941), in order to cover the transfer of Party and government organs, troops and masses. They are the monitor Ma Baoyu, the deputy monitor Ge Zhenlin, the warrior Song Xueyi, Hoodlin, Hu Fucai. They wrote a magnificent poem with life and blood, known by the people as ＂ Langya Mountain Five Zhuang Shi ＂. ＂ Exhibition Hall ＂ was opened in 2001, and General Yang Chengwu wrote the name of the museum. The museum has four exhibition halls, including pictures, historical materials, anti-Japanese cultural relics, and combat scenes, vividly recreated the heroic performance and tragic history of the anti-Japanese military and civilian under the leadership of the Party, fighting the Japanese crown, protecting the family and the country.

"Langyashan Five Warriors" refers to the five heroes of the Eighth Route Army who heroically fought the Japanese and pseudo-Manzhou National Army in the battle of Langyashan, Yi County, Baoding City, Hebei Province, during the War of Resistance Against Japan. They are the monitor Ma Baoyu, the deputy monitor Ge Zhenlin, the warrior Song Xueyi, Hu Delin, Hu Fucai. They wrote a magnificent poem with life and blood. In the battle they were in danger, heroically blocked, after the bullets were fired, returned with stones, facing the enemy that was approaching, they would rather die than surrender, destroy the guns, and jump off dozens of deep cliffs without hesitation. This exhibition hall opened in June 2001.

It is worth a visit, it is a good patriotic education base, and we will never forget the great contributions made by the martyrs to the fight against the Japanese invaders.

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Worth a visit, this is a good place to commemorate the anti-Japanese heroes.