General Luo Binghui Memorial Hall

Yiliang exhibition hall of Luo Binghui's deeds: also known as the memorial hall of general Luo Binghui, it is located on Jiangjun mountain in the west of Yiliang County, Yunnan Province. Completed in 1991, the museum has three floors with a construction area of 500 square meters. The collection includes an introduction to general Luo Binghui's life, materials and pictures. It is now a national education base for patriotism and national defense. The exhibition room is divided into four themes, namely: determined to fight for freedom in the army, go through fire and water to build miraculous achievements, sweep away the stubborn enemies in the Yangtze River and Huaihe River, and make history in the battlefield with blood. There are 126 written materials, 205 picture materials, 7 editions of books recording the life and deeds of general Luo Binghui, 33 revolutionary cultural relics and a bronze statue of Luo Binghui. General Luo Binghui memorial hall is now the national education base of patriotism and national defense. Luo Binghui: senior commander and strategist of the Red Army and the New Fourth Army. It was originally named Rodolfo. He was born on December 22, 1897 in pianpo village, ADU Township, Yiliang County, Yunnan Province. At the age of 17, he left his hometown and went to Kunming to join the Yunnan army. He was brave in battle and rose from a soldier to a battalion commander. He once participated in the war to protect yuan and the northern expedition. In 1928, he went to Ji'an County of Jiangxi Province as the commander of Jingwei. In July 1929, he secretly joined the Communist Party of China. In November of the same year, he led more than 1000 people of Jing guards in Ji'an, Jishui, Taihe and other eight counties to hold the famous Ji'an uprising. After the uprising, the troops were incorporated into the Red Army. In the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he successively served as the head of the fifth independent regiment of the Red Army, the commander of the second brigade of the sixth Red Army, the commander of the second column of the sixth Red Army, the commander of the 12th Red Army, and the head of the 9th Red Army. In October 1934, he took part in the 25000 Li Long March. After arriving in Northern Shaanxi during the Long March, the Red Army studied in the Anti Japanese military and Political University and the Central Party school. In January 1938, he went to Wuhan Eighth Route Army Office to carry out united front work. In January 1939, he was transferred to be the deputy commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army and the commander of the fifth detachment in May. He led his troops into the middle of Anhui Province and created the Anti Japanese Democratic base in Huainan. In many years of military career, long-term fatigue has become a disease. In April 1946, he served as the second deputy commander of the New Fourth Army and deputy commander of Shandong military region. Although he was seriously ill, he still went to the front line to deploy his troops. On June 21, 1946, due to fatigue, on the way back to Linyi from Jiangxian County, he suffered from cerebral hemorrhage and died at the age of 49 in Lanling town of Linyi County. In 1950, a martyr's cemetery was built in Linyi. Luo Binghui's body was moved to the cemetery. In 1950, a magnificent mausoleum was built for Luo Binghui in the cemetery of revolutionary martyrs in East China. Zhou Enlai personally wrote: "Comrade Luo Binghui, the hero of the people, is immortal." Zhu De personally wrote: "Comrade Binghui commemorates the revolution thoroughly, and his spirit will never die. Liu Shaoqi personally wrote:" Comrade Binghui is dedicated to the revolution and the people forever. " In the 1960s, the Shanghai Film Studio made the story of general Luo Binghui, who had been fighting in the north and the South and had a military career, into the film "from slave to general" and put it on the screen. In 1987, to commemorate the eight years of the Anti Japanese War of general Luo Binghui in Anhui Province, a bronze statue of Luo Binghui was built in Hefei, with an inscription by Zhou Enlai. In 1989, the Central Military Commission awarded general Luo Binghui one of the 33 PLA strategists. In 1996, in order to commemorate the great achievements of general Luo Binghui, a bronze statue of Luo Binghui was built in Zhaotong City in Yunnan Province. Jiang Zemin, chairman of the Central Military Commission, inscribed "general Luo Binghui, a hero of the people". In 1991, his hometown, Yiliang County, built a memorial hall to commemorate general Luo Binghui and built a bronze statue for him on the 100th anniversary of his birth.

General Luo Binghui Memorial Hall

There are two general Luo Binghui memorial halls: one is general Luo Binghui Memorial Hall in Tianchang City, Anhui Province; the other is general Luo Binghui Memorial Hall in Jiangjunshan, west of Yiliang County, Yunnan Province. Different places and buildings have their own merits, but the significance is the same. They are all educational bases for patriotism and national defense.

General Luo Binghui Memorial in Anhui Province

General Luo Binghui memorial hall is located in Tianchang City, Anhui Province. In order to commemorate the contributions of Luo Binghui, former deputy commander of the New Fourth Army, the CPC Binghui County Committee decided in 1959 (today's Changshi city) to build a memorial hall for general Luo in the small auditorium on the west side of the cultural center. The museum displays photos and materials reflecting the life story of general Luo, as well as photos, books and materials reflecting the history of local revolutionary struggle, relics of martyrs and currency of the base area. It opened on October 1, 2000. In 1962, the museum was closed due to the reduction of institutions and personnel. Display items were damaged in the "Cultural Revolution".

Yunnan general Luo Binghui Memorial Hall

Introduction to our library

The exhibition hall of Luo Binghui's deeds in Yiliang, also known as the memorial hall of general Luo Binghui, is located on Jiangjun mountain in the west of Yiliang County, Yunnan Province. Completed in 1991, the museum has three floors with a construction area of 500 square meters. The collection includes an introduction to general Luo Binghui's life, materials and pictures. It is now a national education base for patriotism and national defense. The exhibition room is divided into four themes, namely: determined to fight for freedom in the army, go through fire and water to build miraculous achievements, sweep away the stubborn enemies in the Yangtze River and Huaihe River, and make history in the battlefield with blood. There are 126 written materials, 205 picture materials, 7 editions of books recording the life and deeds of general Luo Binghui, 33 revolutionary cultural relics and a bronze statue of Luo Binghui. General Luo Binghui memorial hall is now the national education base of patriotism and national defense.

History of building the Museum

In April 1946, he served as the second deputy commander of the New Fourth Army and deputy commander of Shandong military region. Although he was seriously ill, he still went to the front line to deploy his troops. On June 21, 1946, due to fatigue, on the way back to Linyi from Jiangxian County, he suffered from cerebral hemorrhage and died at the age of 49 in Lanling town of Linyi County. In 1950, a martyr's cemetery was built in Linyi. Luo Binghui's body was moved to the cemetery. In 1950, a magnificent mausoleum was built for Luo Binghui in the cemetery of revolutionary martyrs in East China. Zhou Enlai personally wrote: "Comrade Luo Binghui, the hero of the people, is immortal!" Zhu De wrote: "in commemoration of Comrade Binghui, the revolution is complete, the spirit is immortal, and will last forever." Liu Shaoqi wrote: "Comrade Binghui has always been determined by the revolution and made contributions to the people." In the 1960s, the Shanghai Film Studio made the story of general Luo Binghui, who had been fighting in the north and the South and had a military career, into the film "from slave to general" and put it on the screen. In 1987, to commemorate the eight years of the Anti Japanese War of general Luo Binghui in Anhui Province, a bronze statue of Luo Binghui was built in Hefei, with an inscription by Zhou Enlai. In 1989, the Central Military Commission awarded general Luo Binghui one of the 33 PLA strategists. In 1996, in order to commemorate the great achievements of general Luo Binghui, a bronze statue of Luo Binghui was built in Zhaotong City in Yunnan Province. Jiang Zemin, chairman of the Central Military Commission, inscribed "general Luo Binghui, a hero of the people". In 1991, his hometown, Yiliang County, built a memorial hall to commemorate general Luo Binghui and built a bronze statue for him on the 100th anniversary of his birth.

General profile

Luo Binghui, senior commander and strategist of the Red Army and the New Fourth Army. It was originally named Rodolfo. He was born on December 22, 1897 in pianpo village, ADU Township, Yiliang County, Yunnan Province. At the age of 17, he left his hometown and went to Kunming to join the Yunnan army. He was brave in battle and rose from a soldier to a battalion commander. He once participated in the war to protect yuan and the northern expedition. In 1928, he went to Ji'an County of Jiangxi Province as the commander of Jingwei. In July 1929, he secretly joined the Communist Party of China. In November of the same year, he led more than 1000 people of Jing guards in Ji'an, Jishui, Taihe and other eight counties to hold the famous Ji'an uprising. After the uprising, the troops were incorporated into the Red Army. In the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he successively served as the head of the fifth independent regiment of the Red Army, the commander of the second brigade of the sixth Red Army, the commander of the second column of the sixth Red Army, the commander of the 12th Red Army, and the head of the 9th Red Army. In October 1934, he took part in the 25000 Li Long March. After arriving in Northern Shaanxi during the Long March, the Red Army studied in the Anti Japanese military and Political University and the Central Party school. In January 1938, he went to Wuhan Eighth Route Army Office to carry out united front work. In January 1939, he was transferred to be the deputy commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army and the commander of the fifth detachment in May. He led his troops into the middle of Anhui Province and created the Anti Japanese Democratic base in Huainan. In many years of military career, long-term fatigue has become a disease.

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