The 131 project was built in 1969 during the Cold War, and it was stopped two years later for various reasons. The country's leaders have no chance to live and command the battle here. It is divided into underground tunnels and above-ground buildings, which is worth a leisure day trip.

Chengshui Cave in Xianning is the original 131 project, the earliest is a military management area, and now it has been changed to tourist attractions and many farmhouses are nearby. The mountains here are large and densely forested, and the air is better.

Xianning 131 project, construction began in 1969, two years later for various reasons stopped construction. 131 project in a very inconspicuous corner, closed the door, from the side will not pay attention, it is said that the most amazing thing is to dig for two years, where the stone dug out has gone, no one knows. After entering, there is a disc underground, which is to facilitate the turning of vehicles. After all, the tunnel is very narrow. There are many rooms in 131, the residences of Chairman Mao, Lin Yu and other leaders, the command room, military facilities, etc., very complete. After coming out, there are Chairman Mao's statue of Zhang Pavilion and bonsai garden to visit. Those who like Zhang can buy some to keep a memorial. From 131 back to Wuhan, after Hesheng Bridge, the foodies remember to bring some chicken soup. Hesheng Bridge's chicken soup is very famous.

The attractions are relatively biased, there are not many people, this is just right. The construction of such a large underground project in the 1960s is difficult to imagine. Unfortunately, it is abandoned. I don't know how many places like this are in the country?

Remembering history! Worth going! The predecessors planted trees and the latter took advantage of the cool!

131 was built in a very inconspicuous corner. I will definitely not pay attention to it when I walk from the building next to it. Even if I see it, I will think it is a garage when the door is closed. It is said that for two years, no foreign satellites and reconnaissance aircraft have found any differences. The most amazing thing is that such a large cave was dug, and where the stones were taken, no one knows.