The Exhibition Hall of Anti Town-cleaning Movement During the  Anti-Japanese War in the Fourth Region of Central Jiangsu covers an area  of 31 acres with a building area of over 5300 square meters. It is divided  into five major exhibition halls, with a total exhibition area of 3700 square  meters. The architectural design was led by Professor Kang Qi of  Southeast University, a renowned designer and academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, while the collection of historical materials and the  compilation of exhibition outlines and texts were undertaken by the Party  History Work Office of the Communist Party of China (CPC)Rudong  County Committee. The theme of the exhibition hall is “Rivers and Seas Turn the Tide, Iron Forgesthe Loyal Souls”. It focuses on the local characteristics of  Nantong and narrates the stories of ancestors in the anti town-cleaning  movement. It deeply interprets the cohesion and combat effectiveness of  the CPC and the spirit of anti town-cleaning movement forged through  arduous struggles, with the aim of commemorating history, looking  towards the future, and inspiring next generations.