Nestled in Jiangsu Province, Maoshan Mountain stands as a living testament to resilience and renewal. Once a strategic base for the New Fourth Army led by the Chinese Communist Party during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, its rugged terrain witnessed heroic struggles that shaped modern Chinese history.
Eight decades later, the echoes of artillery have given way to birdsong and rustling leaves. Former battlefields now host thriving forests and sustainable agriculture, while improved infrastructure connects local communities to broader economic networks. This transformation reflects both environmental recovery and the determination of residents to build prosperous lives amid the region's rapid development.
