青林口古镇，抹不掉的红色记忆Qinglinkou Ancient Town: An Indelible Red Memory

Описание: 抹不掉的红色记忆，一座红军桥，打开古镇红色文化篇章，四川省绵阳市江油县青林口古镇。
明清时期，凭借其得天独厚的地理位置成为川西北著名的旱码头商品集散地，有一句话叫“买不尽的青林口”足以证明曾经的繁荣，最辉煌时，镇上店铺林立，钱庄、当铺一应俱全，甚至建有广东、江西、湖广会馆等多座外省商会。
1935年红军长征经剑阁进入青林口，并在此建立了苏维埃政权，红军在此驻扎了40余天，留下了大量珍贵的革命遗迹，其中连接新街和老街的清代廊桥原名"合益桥"，因一位姓刘的女红军在此英勇就义，后被更名为"红军桥" 。
镇上仍保留着红军是人民的救星等三十余处石刻古迹，古镇的红军桥、粤闽会馆、黄家大院、火神庙、文昌宫仍保留完好，2013年青林口古建筑群被列为全国重点文物保护单位，同年入选中国传统村落名录。
An indelible red memory: A Red Army Bridge opens a chapter in the revolutionary culture of Qinglinkou Ancient Town, Jiangyou County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, its advantageous geographical location made it a famous dry port and distribution center for goods in northwestern Sichuan. The saying "Qinglinkou has endless goods" aptly describes its past prosperity. At its peak, the town was lined with shops, pawnshops, and even hosted several out-of-province chambers of commerce, including those for Guangdong, Jiangxi, and Huguang provinces.
In 1935, the Red Army entered Qinglinkou through Jiange during the Long March and established a Soviet regime there. The Red Army stayed for over 40 days, leaving behind numerous precious revolutionary relics. Among them is the Qing Dynasty covered bridge connecting the new and old streets, originally named "Heyi Bridge." It was later renamed "Red Army Bridge" after a female Red Army soldier surnamed Liu heroically sacrificed her life there.
The town still retains more than 30 stone carvings and historical sites, such as "The Red Army is the Savior of the People". The Red Army Bridge, Guangdong-Fujian Guild Hall, Huang Family Courtyard, Fire God Temple and Wenchang Palace in the ancient town are still well preserved. In 2013, the Qinglinkou Ancient Building Complex was listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit and was included in the list of traditional Chinese villages in the same year.