Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the historical significance and current development of Taohuashan in Huarong County, Hunan Province, emphasizing its transformation into a tourism and agricultural hub while honoring its revolutionary past [1][8][20]. Historical Context - Taohuashan served as a base for the New Fourth Army during the Anti-Japanese War, expanding the anti-Japanese efforts in the region and contributing to the establishment of a stronghold in Hunan [5][6]. - The area witnessed significant military activity, with the New Fourth Army's Jiangnan Advance Detachment expanding from one company to five by spring 1945, effectively countering Japanese forces [5][6]. Economic Development - Since the 18th National Congress, local authorities have leveraged historical resources to develop unique industries, contributing to high-quality economic growth in the county [1][11]. - Huarong County has seen a transformation in its agricultural sector, with the development of specialty agriculture and cultural tourism projects, leading to the eradication of poverty in 28 villages by 2017 [11][20]. Infrastructure and Industry - The county has actively engaged in the Yangtze River Economic Belt strategy, enhancing its industrial layout, including the establishment of a coal-water transport base and various energy projects [13][16]. - Huarong's GDP increased from 204.1 billion yuan in 2012 to 416.7 billion yuan in 2024, while rural residents' per capita disposable income rose from 8,860 yuan to 30,296 yuan, marking a 241.9% increase [20]. Tourism and Community Impact - The transformation of Taohuashan into a forest park has spurred local tourism, with various businesses such as cafes and homestays emerging, attracting young entrepreneurs back to their hometowns [8][10]. - The local community has embraced the red culture and ecological resources, fostering a vibrant environment for both tourism and agriculture [11][18].