Qiongzhong Baisha Uprising Monument

The monument of the Qiongzhong Baisha Uprising was built to commemorate the historical deeds of the Li leader Wang Guoxing leading the peasant uprising. The monument sits south to north, behind the Edrun Mountain, and forward to the tip of Limuling. In November 1988, the Hainan Provincial People's Government was built to commemorate the armed uprising of the Baishali and Miao people led by the Li leaders, Wang Yujin, in August 1943.

The white sand uprising monument covers an area of 1,500 square meters, the monument is17.5 meters high, and it is all made of granite strips and cement. On the granite monument in front of the monument, the "Introduction to the white sand uprising" is engraved, and the "Introduction to the white sand uprising" is engraved behind. The memorial is built on both sides of the monument, with a construction area of about 200 square meters, and the museum displays the physical objects of the white sand uprising.

Just on the edge of the Hainan Central Line National Road, parking is convenient, and there are charging piles. The surrounding greenery is good, there are monuments on the commanding heights, there are not many tourists visiting, a bit deserted. The patriotic education base is worth a look.

The Baisha Uprising Monument is located in Hongmao Town, Qiongzhong County, Hainan. It is built to commemorate the historical deeds of the Li leader Wang Guoxing leading the peasant uprising. The monument sits south to north, behind Yidlun Mountain, and forward to Limuling Point.