鹿場日警紀念碑

Let's take a look at the culture of the indigenous people

Only this big stone remains

The signs are blurred, the monument is lack of attention, mostly barren

It's just a stone monument, and there is no obvious indicator in the grass. You have to look carefully to find it

There is a very fierce black dog next to the police station who will bark at you, but there is a very cute yellow dog who will take you to the monument

The location is unclear and the route is hard to find. No one seems to be maintaining nearby roads and signs.

This is the most remote secret spot in the Nanzhuang Luchang tribe. Riding to the deer farm early in the morning, the first thing you will encounter when entering the trail to the Lujia police station is that if you want to walk into the path leading to the police station, you will encounter a madness to you. Stupid dog, when I came here today, a couple who stayed at the hotel and wanted to come close was also scared off by this stupid dog. The solution was to ride directly to the police station. This stupid dog didn’t know why it was dumb. But when you ride into the open space in front of the police station, you will encounter at least two more dogs, especially a long-haired dachshund and black-eared dog. But the black soil dog has been tied and can be ignored. Another cute long-haired dachshund is not a natural climate. You can use it as a train to let it shit the train. Going to the back of the police station will reach a basketball court. At this time, you may encounter a person who seems to be playing Tai Chi and then making strange noises. This person is very intoxicated by punching. I asked him questions and he did not respond. Then go through the basketball court and go to the opposite path. There is a big rock on the side that has been written with this monument... But now I am completely blurred and can't see clearly. Then continue along the path, there is any winding road in the middle, do not go straight up the steep slope, and then you can find the stone monument before looking at the right hand side before turning left. It sounds very simple... In fact, I couldn't find it for the first time. I felt that I was not willing to go up for the second time... because it was really not obvious.