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Dajinshan National Defense Park - No Set Location

Dajinshan National Defense Park - No Set Location

      16.11.2024 - 16.11.2024

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      Somewhat unusual, but in Lishui, there exists a "National Defence Park" that offers a view of the route taken by Japanese forces. Chinese soldiers would keep watch day and night, aiming to eliminate them and stop their advance toward Nanjing. Lei Feng is a legendary teenage Communist figure who represents the volunteer spirit that the Chinese people are encouraged to embrace daily.

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