Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the selection of 13 anti-Japanese war-themed party history education routes, emphasizing the importance of patriotism and historical education in the context of the New Fourth Army's activities during the war [1][2]. Group 1: Selected Routes - The selected route includes significant historical sites such as the former headquarters of the New Fourth Army's First Brigade, which is located in the Wu Family Ancestral Hall in Gaochun, and marks the beginning of the route [1]. - The route connects six party history education bases across three districts: Gaochun, Lishui, and Jiangning [1]. Group 2: Historical Significance - The New Fourth Army's First Brigade established its headquarters in Gaochun in May 1938, under the leadership of Chen Yi, to conduct guerrilla warfare against the Japanese [1]. - The second stop on the route, the New Fourth Army's Gaochun Office, is located less than 200 meters from the headquarters and was established in August 1938 to carry out local work [2]. Group 3: Educational Facilities - The Red Fortress Xishe features 14 preserved anti-Japanese war buildings, two folk museums, and a memorial, covering an area of 12,000 square meters with an exhibition area of 5,200 square meters [2]. - The Red Li Lane in Lishui covers 72,000 square meters and was officially opened in 2017, serving as another educational site [2]. Group 4: Memorial Sites - The New Fourth Army's First Brigade Command Post in Jiangning was established in the 1930s and served as a strategic planning site for military leaders during the war [2]. - The Yuntai Mountain Anti-Japanese Martyrs Cemetery, also in Jiangning, spans over 12,000 square meters and commemorates martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Yuntai Mountain breakout [2].