Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Jilin Panshi from a revolutionary base during the Anti-Japanese War to a modern city with thriving industries and a focus on ecological living, emphasizing the integration of revolutionary spirit into its development [1][21]. Historical Significance - Panshi is recognized as the birthplace of the first Anti-Japanese armed force led by the Communist Party in Northeast China, with the Red Stone Ridge site being the largest Anti-Japanese base in the country, covering an area of 32 square kilometers [3]. - The leadership of Yang Jingyu in 1932 was pivotal in uniting various anti-Japanese forces, leading to the formation of a unified command with over 3,000 troops participating [5][6]. Cultural and Educational Impact - The former base has evolved into an important patriotic education site in Jilin Province, attracting local residents and tourists to memorial sites such as the Panshi Anti-Japanese Memorial Museum [10]. - The legacy of the Anti-Japanese spirit continues to inspire the youth, encouraging them to contribute to national development [12][13]. Economic Development - Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, Panshi has seen significant growth in its industrial economy, ecological agriculture, and red tourism, with improvements in education and healthcare [15]. - The "Thousand Ponds" strategy has been implemented to enhance agricultural branding, resulting in a product output value of 1.3 billion yuan, benefiting 13,500 farming households [17]. Infrastructure and Livelihood Improvements - Panshi has improved public transportation, achieving an 82% bus coverage rate, enhancing accessibility for rural residents [14]. - Ongoing efforts aim to ensure basic living standards and support for poverty alleviation, with initiatives to boost income for impoverished populations [19].