For Jinggangshan, there are many glorious words in my heart from childhood-a single spark, the cradle of revolution, the green bamboo in Jinggang, the shining red star, the lamp on the octagonal building, and the pole that no one can take away. Not only history, but also language and even music; Not only prose, but also poetry and songs; Not only in primary schools, but also in middle schools and universities; Not only from books and textbooks, but also from movies and TV; It is not limited to real stories, but also has colorful legends; This is not only a war filled with smoke, but also many brilliant figures ... Everything makes me full of yearning and respect for Jinggangshan, the first cornerstone of the Republic, and has a special historical complex. From the red scarf, to league members and party member, from teenagers to young people and adults, as a person in the 1970s, going to Jinggangshan can be said to be a sacred attraction and a long-cherished wish that I have cultivated since childhood. So, when I heard that the company advanced education organized a red tour to Jinggangshan, and I was among them, I was very excited and happy.

In the car, I still adhere to my usual travel habits-the maps of countries, provinces, cities, regions and scenic spots are from big to small, while walking and watching, while learning and thinking. I say this because I think tourism really needs to "know the origin by looking at history and the context by looking at geography". Only by grasping the dual attributes of humanity and nature formed by history and geography can all landscapes know their true colors. As the train keeps moving forward, the distance is getting longer and longer, and my knowledge of geography has also extended a lot. Needless to say, I have traveled back and forth between Hangzhou and Ningbo countless times, and what fills the gap is the area after Quzhou. Quzhou, located between Tianmu Mountain and Xianxialing, is really the thoroughfare of Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, but it seems inaccurate to say that it extends in all directions, more like ">:-< The midpoint of the symbol, and zhejiang-jiangxi railway let nature take its course. "Wutou Chuwei, Guangdong Humin Pavilion" and "Sheng Xing District", Jiangxi's topography and geomantic omen are really good: Wuling Mountain is the backing, Wuyi Luo Xiao is surrounded, Longhu Mountain and Sanqing Mountain are hidden among them, Lushan Mountain stands alone, facing Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, and the Yangtze River on three sides. Otherwise, how can Tao Tao be a cool place? How can you achieve Wang Anshi, Ouyang Xiu, Zhu, Yan Shu, Tang Xianzu and others? This makes me deeply understand why Wang Bo praised it as "outstanding people and exquisite treasures" in Preface to Wang Teng Pavilion, instead of simply thinking that Jiangxi is the west of Zhejiang as the name suggests. Half awake and half asleep at night, but entered the hinterland of central Jiangxi at dawn. I left my bunk and went to the window. When I see the red soil exposed by the occasional excavation or excavation on the green land, I can't help but feel deeply-Jiangxi is really a red land, really infiltrated by the blood of revolutionary martyrs, because this red is not on the surface of the earth, but in its skin and deep heart. Maybe I had an epiphany when I looked at the pictures repeatedly last night. It suddenly occurred to me that Jiangxi is really a red maple leaf in shape: the water system with Ganjiang as the main trunk forms veins, the surrounding mountains outline leaves, and the Yangtze River flowing down from Jiujiang is petiole, which is vivid and natural. Isn't this an excellent symbol of Jiangxi's ecological green and revolutionary red? Suddenly, I was excited about my unexpected discovery.

It's already past nine o'clock in the morning when I arrived in Ji 'an, the "state of Zhangyi". The green ridge is full of eyes, standing upright, and the clouds are neat. Get on the bus, cross the Ganjiang River and get on the expressway. As the mountains get higher and higher, small and sporadic mountain bags gradually become continuous mountains. Villages of different sizes appear from time to time under the elevated bridge in the mountains, accompanied by deep valleys, cliffs, dangerous peaks and narrow passes. Jinggangshan unveiled its veil before our eyes. After a few revolutionary songs on car TV, 39 of us were also named 39 regiments by tour guides, which added a special feeling-as if we were also experiencing a strategic shift from a central city to a remote mountainous area.

"Jinggangshan, two treasures, red history and good mountains", Jinggangshan combines revolutionary cultural landscape with beautiful natural scenery, which can be described as "red" and "green". The tour guide summarized Jinggangshan as "eating and drinking"-eating Redmi, drinking pumpkin soup, drifting in the mountain stream, seeing great people and breathing fresh air. This is easy to remember, but I don't like it very much, because there is a lot of solemnity in the laughter, which reminds people of the corruption and badness of the current society, and who can be completely sure that there is no such thing as "eating, drinking, whoring and gambling" among all kinds of people who come to Jinggangshan? I think: "Red and green set each other off, both inside and outside show"-"The exterior is green and beautiful, and the connotation is deep red" is more acceptable.