There are eight reliefs in People’s Square, Chengzhan Road, Xiaogan City:

(1) "The Destruction of Opium in Humen" describes the mass destruction of opium in Humen on June 3, 1839, on the eve of the Opium War. On the relief, the angry crowd was transporting boxes of opium that poisoned the Chinese people to the seaside, dumping them into pits filled with lime and destroying them. Thick smoke rose from the lime ponds. Behind the crowd, there were forts and thousands of warships ready to go, ready to retaliate at any time against the provocation of British imperialism. The images of the characters on the screen show the firm determination of the Chinese people to resist imperialism.

(2) "The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom" was the prelude to China's democratic revolution. It put forward the slogan of political, economic, national, and gender equality, seriously shaking the foundation of the feudal rule of the Qing Dynasty. In this relief, a group of revolting sons and daughters of the Han and Zhuang people armed with swords, spears, hoes, and cannons are rushing down the hillside, with revolutionary flags fluttering in the wind. ?

(3) "Wuchang Uprising", late at night, the new army and citizens in the uprising destroyed the cannon in front of the Huguang Governor's Mansion and rushed towards the Governor's Mansion. In the Governor's Mansion, raging flames shot into the sky; the sign of the Governor's Mansion was broken in front of the steps; the torn dragon flag of the Qing Dynasty was trampled on the ground. The Revolution of 1911 ended more than two thousand years of feudal monarchy.

(4) "May 4th Movement", this is the turning point in China's democratic revolution from the old democratic revolution to the new democratic revolution. The relief shows students gathering in front of Tiananmen Square for a patriotic demonstration. A group of young male and female students held the banner of "Abolition of the Secret Pact of Treason" and impassionedly came to Tiananmen Square. Female students wearing buns and long skirts were distributing leaflets to citizens. High above the crowd, a male student was speaking to the crowd surrounding him. The angry young speaker and the angry crowd filled the entire relief with an exciting atmosphere of hatred for traitors.

(5) "May 30th Movement". On May 30, 1925, more than 10,000 people in Shanghai held an anti-imperialist demonstration on Nanjing Road. British patrolmen opened fire on the unarmed people, causing many casualties. people. The "May 30th Massacre" aroused great indignation among the people in Shanghai and even the whole country, prompting the outbreak of a nationwide revolutionary storm. This relief shows the scene of people from all walks of life led by the working class fighting against imperialism unyieldingly. On the screen, thousands of workers, students, and citizens held small flags of "Down with Imperialism" and bravely advanced through the sandbags and barbed wire fences of British patrols; shops were closed and businessmen wearing top hats also joined the struggle; The injured workers continued to move forward with the support of their comrades. Behind the crowd, you can vaguely see the customs and bank buildings on the Bund. ?

(6) "Nanchang Uprising", the picture shows the scene of this great uprising from the perspective of a company. On the morning of August 1, 1927, a commander waved his left hand to announce the uprising to the soldiers. The soldiers held the signal of the uprising - the horse lantern, the glorious red flag was raised, the war horses were roaring, and the working people were helping to carry bullets. The soldiers They chanted passionately. The Nanchang Uprising fired the first shot at the Kuomintang reactionaries and launched a struggle with revolutionary armed forces against counter-revolutionary armed forces.

(7) "The Anti-Japanese War", the relief shows the scenes of guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines in the Taihang Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War. Looking from afar, on a majestic and steep mountainside, the guerrillas were walking through tall woods and dense green gauze tents to fight the enemy. On the screen, young men and women farmers are holding shovels and carrying home-made land mines; a white-haired mother gives a gun to her son to fight against the Japanese invaders; a young man stands next to the commander, waiting for orders, ready to go into action to destroy the enemy at any time. fighting.

(8) "Victorious Crossing of the Yangtze River", this is the largest of the ten reliefs. The Yangtze River, a natural chasm considered insurmountable by the Kuomintang, was successfully crossed by the heroic and invincible People's Liberation Army. On the relief, a bugler blows the charge horn; the commander raises his right hand high and fires signal flares continuously into the sky; the soldiers who have boarded the enemy's shore, riding the flag of the reactionaries, rush towards Nanjing City, the home of the Kuomintang's reactionary rule; the following figures The unknown warship is moving forward in the waves. On both sides of this relief are two decorative reliefs.

On the left, on the eve of crossing the river, workers carrying stretchers, farmers transporting military rations, women delivering military shoes, and other scenes of enthusiastic support for the front line. The one on the right shows people from all walks of life across the country holding red flags, flowers and fruits to welcome and express condolences to the People's Liberation Army.