Shajiabang Yushan Shang Hu Tourist Area is located in Changshu City, Jiangsu Province. The tourist area is based on the water culture of Jiangnan Mountain, which integrates humanities, ecology and leisure. Yushan is a national forest park, named after Yu Zhong, the ancestor of Wu, and was buried here in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. It is an important birthplace of Wu culture in China. Shang Hu is surrounded by mountains and waters, so it was named after the seclusion of fishing and fire in the late Shang Dynasty (Jiang Taigong). The lake is full of wetlands and herons flying, making it the best ecological leisure tourist lake in China.

2. Shajiabang reed

Shajiabang is located more than 0/0 km south of Changshu and north of Yangcheng Lake. It is famous for the Beijing opera Shajiabang, and the TV series Shajiabang was also filmed here. You can see the scenes in the play in the scenic spot, and you can also take a cruise to enjoy the beautiful wetland scenery among the reeds. Lotus flowers are in full bloom in summer scenic spots, and they can be enjoyed. The gate of Shajiabang is in the southwest corner. Walk past the exhibition square where the statues of Mrs. A Qing and Guo Jianguang, the instructor of the New Fourth Army, are displayed, and first visit the Shajiabang Revolutionary History Memorial Hall.

3. Taihu Guerrilla Memorial Hall of the New Fourth Army

The Taihu Guerrilla Memorial Hall of the New Fourth Army is located at the northern foot of Chongshan Mountain, Guangfu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City. The memorial hall was opened in September 2009, and the main project covers an area of 1.700 square meters. General Zhou Keyu, president of the National New Fourth Army Research Association, wrote the name of the museum. Chongshan was originally a small island located in West Taihu Lake in Guangfu Town, with an area of less than 3 square kilometers. There are hundreds of farmers and fishermen living here, and the geographical location is remote, surrounded by lush reeds. It is one of the main camps of guerrillas in Taihu Lake.

4, Suzhou Martyrs Cemetery senior key cultural relics protection units

Suzhou Martyrs Cemetery is located at the west foot of Hengshan Mountain in the western suburbs of Suzhou, formerly known as Suzhou Hengshan Martyrs Cemetery, and was built in April 1956. In February, 2000, the CPC Suzhou Municipal Committee and the Municipal Government completely rebuilt the Martyrs Cemetery at the original site. Suzhou Martyrs Cemetery covers an area of 140 mu. After reconstruction, it is divided into two areas: memorial hall and martyrs rest area. The memorial area is located in the center of the cemetery, and the main axis is symmetrically arranged. The axis is about160m long, and it is stepped from west to east according to the terrain. The corresponding buildings are the gate, archway, exhibition hall of martyrs' deeds, audio-visual education hall of martyrs' cemetery, memorial square and monument in turn.

5. Suzhou Revolutionary Museum

Suzhou Revolution Museum is located at No.3 Sanxiang Road 12 16, Suzhou. With the approval of Suzhou Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, 1993 was opened. The exhibition hall covers an area of 1 10,000 square meters, with a main building of 7,000 square meters and an exhibition area of 3,000 square meters. The appearance of the museum is simple and solemn, with strong local characteristics and distinctive "revolutionary" characteristics.