Jinggangshan Travel Guide

Introduction: Jinggangshan City, a county-level city in Jiangxi Province, is managed by Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province. It is located in the southwest of Jiangxi Province and in the middle section of the Luoxiao Mountains at the junction of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces. In ancient times, it was called the "Chenheng" junction of Hunan and Jiangxi, thousands of miles away.

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Jinggangshan City is located between 26.34° north latitude and 114.10° east longitude. It borders Taihe County to the east, Yongxin County to the north, Suichuan County to the south, and Chaling County and Yanling County of Hunan Province to the west.

The Jinggangshan Special Zone was established in 1950, and the Jinggangshan Administration Bureau under the provincial jurisdiction was established in 1959. In 1981, the bureau was removed and established as a county, and in 1984, the county was removed and established as a city. In May 2000, the former Jinggangshan City and the original Ninggang County merged to form a new Jinggangshan City.

In July 2005, Jinggangshan Administration Bureau was established.

As of 2013, Jinggangshan City has jurisdiction over 21 townships, sub-district offices, and 106 village committees.

It has a population of 163,000 and a land area of ??1,297.5 square kilometers, including 152,600 acres of cultivated land and 1.68 million acres of forest land.

Scenic spots in Jinggang Mountain: Wuzhi Peak Wuzhi Peak is the main peak of Jinggang Mountain. It is named because the peaks are juxtaposed like five fingers, with an altitude of 1586 meters.

The background picture of the one hundred yuan denomination is the Wuzhi Peak, the main peak of Jinggang Mountain.

Huangyangjie Monument In order to commemorate the victory of the Huangyangjie Defense War, in October 1960, the people of Jinggangshan built a monument in Huangyangjie. The monument at that time used a wooden structure.

In the winter of 1965, the Jinggangshan Administration Bureau rebuilt a monument with a reinforced concrete structure on the original site of the wooden monument. On the front of the monument is Mao Zedong's handwriting "Moon on the Xijiang River? Jinggangshan"; on the back is Zhu De's inscription "Monument to the Victory in the Battle of Huangyangjie"?

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The history and culture of Jinggangshan: Dragon Lantern Dance People who perform dragon lantern dance in Jinggangshan City usually wear towels on their heads, straw sandals on their feet, and their waists and legs are tied up.

During the lantern dance, they twist, wave, raise, bend, run and jump with the movements of the dragon head, which has the effect of invigorating the national spirit.

Recruiting a man is a traditional marriage custom among native people in Jinggangshan.

Recruitment is when a man marries a woman. There are no three checks, six etiquettes, or complicated marriage procedures. There are no gifts for the man and woman, and everyone generally takes care of themselves.

A contract (commonly known as a combination) is drawn up before marriage to specify the future inheritance of children and property.

Before liberation, the woman must invite her family elders to discuss matters related to the marriage. The relevant condition is that the man must change the woman's surname and take the woman's seniority, so that he can be recognized by the elders of the woman's family and receive the same treatment as men of his own clan.

After liberation, new things were done and these unequal personal rights were abolished.

But the wedding is usually hosted by the woman.

It also encourages the male of a single-female household to settle down with the female partner.

Red Culture In the late 1920s, the older generation of proletarian revolutionaries such as Mao Zedong and Zhu De led the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army to Jinggangshan and launched the arduous Jinggangshan struggle, creating China’s first rural revolutionary base and igniting the spark of the Chinese revolution.

, opened up a revolutionary path with Chinese characteristics of "encircling cities from rural areas and seizing power with armed force". From here, the Chinese revolution went to victory; it gave birth to the Jinggangshan spirit and inspired countless heroes and sons and daughters to continue.

Jinggangshan has been recorded in the history of the Chinese revolution and is known as the "cradle of the Chinese revolution" and "the cornerstone of the People's Republic of China". It is the base of patriotism education and revolutionary traditional education.

Transportation Guide to Jinggangshan: Highways As of 2009, there are 25 expressways, national highways, provincial roads, and municipal and rural roads in Jinggangshan City. The main transportation lines include: Jinggangshan to Ji'an and Nanchang lines, Jinggangshan to Suichuan and Ganzhou lines, and Jinggangshan to Hunan.

Yanling and Changsha lines, Jinggangshan to Yongxin and Pingxiang lines.

G319 National Highway, Taijing Expressway and Jingmu Expressway cross Jinggangshan City.

In 2013, Jinggangshan City's highways achieved a highway freight volume of 3 million tons, an increase of 3.8%, and a cargo turnover of 672.97 million ton-kilometers, an increase of 11.1%; a highway passenger volume of 2.23 million people, an increase of 2.8%, and a passenger transportation volume of 94.18 million ton-kilometers, an increase of 8.7%.

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In 2013, the total mileage of roads in Jinggangshan City was 959.57 kilometers, including 9.79 kilometers of expressways.

At the end of the year, the number of private cars nationwide reached 4,235 (excluding motorcycles and low-speed vehicles), including 1,687 private cars.

The Ji-Heng Railway (formerly known as the Heng-Cha-Ji Railway) started construction in September 2009 and started trial operation of freight trains on December 30, 2013. It is an important connection line connecting the two north-south railway arteries, the Beijing-Kowloon Line and the Beijing-Guangzhou Line.

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