In the apocalypse of natural disasters, ordinary people can still live wonderfully

Wenwu asked a rather embarrassing question, but the village chief said he didn't want to answer.

The Gu family sells vegetables to the points team every two days, which is a household name in the village.

But the village chief couldn't say this clearly, as if the villagers were coveting the Gu family.

Wenwu was not annoyed and continued: "My family has a method for growing vegetables, which is quite expensive and not everyone can learn it.

But now it's not enough for my family to have enough food. We have to bring the whole village to have enough food.

The first thing you need to grow vegetables is a suitable site.

The temperature outside right now is definitely not good on the ground.

So I thought of the air-raid shelter in our village.

The air-raid shelter is underground and the temperature is suitable. Once my family builds the necessary equipment and tools, our village can grow vegetables on a large scale and even some fruits.

At that time, a large number of jobs can be added to the village to grow vegetables, fruits, and even livestock farming.

At that time, it will not be comparable to the current heating patch factory, and more people will be able to earn points every day. "

Hearing this, the village chief's face was so excited that he couldn't hide it.

But Wenwu's words were not finished yet.

“This time we still use the sharing method of the warm patch factory.

All the raw materials and labor costs are paid by my family. The village only needs to build air-raid shelters, and then the village can get 20% of the profits.

Based on my family’s current sales of one cart of vegetables in two days, our air-raid shelter’s production will only be more by then.

At that time, the village will have a steady stream of income, and we can put the construction of the village on the agenda.

After all, it's very chaotic outside now, and we have to build our own strength and protect the village. "

At this point, the words of civil and military are finished.

Wen Village remained silent for a long time. The eldest son Wen Xiaodong, who had been following the village chief, poked his father anxiously.

Village Chief Wen seemed to have been awakened and immediately replied: "No problem! Let's do it now!"

After saying that, he immediately got up and put on his clothes, and rushed to the brigade headquarters with everyone.

There are indeed air-raid shelters in the village, and there are detailed maps.

During the flood period, not many things in the village were preserved intact, and the air-raid shelter drawings were one of the few.

dugout

That's because all kinds of literature and materials in the village are placed in a sealed warehouse.

During the flood, many places in the brigade headquarters were flooded, but there were no casualties in all the sealed warehouses.

The village's database has been preserved in this way.

Village Chief Wen quickly dressed up and headed towards the brigade headquarters with Gu Yuan Wenwu and his eldest son Wen Xiaodong.

Seeing that the village chief was more excited than himself and even forgot to get in the car, Wenwu quickly gave the village chief a hand.

After all, it's not far to go to the brigade headquarters with your legs on your legs. You may not be cold, but it's better not to be cold.

The village chief didn't feel embarrassed and urged Gu Yuan to drive quickly after getting in the car.

One minute later, everyone arrived at the door of the data warehouse of the brigade headquarters.

Opening the door of the long-dusted warehouse, a musty smell mixed with the scent of ink hit your nose.

The village chief accurately found the air-raid shelter drawings and did not stay in the warehouse for too long. Everyone returned to the village chief's home. After all, it was really too cold outside.

The drawings of the air-raid shelter were quickly spread out on the coffee table in the living room of the village chief's house. They were very large, very long, and the data were quite detailed.

The air-raid shelter in Fenghuang Village is quite old.

It was built during the Anti-Japanese War by men, women and children in the village who had no machinery and spent three years building it.

The air raid shelter has three caves.

The main cave is 3.2 kilometers long and leads directly to the edge of the woods 2 kilometers outside the village.

The two auxiliary caves are about 2 kilometers long, and the total length of the air raid shelters is 7 kilometers.

On both sides of each passage, there are many shelter rooms.

The area of ​​the passage plus shelter room is nearly 10 square meters.

There are air raid shelters covering nearly two-thirds of the village from south to north.

There is no underground in Gu's area.

During the Anti-Japanese War, this air-raid shelter not only saved the lives of the entire village, but also played a decisive role in the Red Army's fight against the Japanese invaders.

Using Fenghuang Village as a stronghold, countless little Japs were eliminated, severely dampening the arrogance and strength of the Japanese invaders.

The average depth of this underground air raid shelter is 10 meters, and the deepest can reach more than ten meters.

It is about 2 meters wide and can accommodate a jeep at its widest point.

There are 300 specially designed ventilation holes that lead to the ground and are still in operation.

In the air-raid shelter, there is an energy-saving lamp every 5 meters.

There are also hidden water sources in the air raid shelters.

There are 20 places where if you dig a few meters down, there will be underground water. If you really need to live there for a long time, survival will not be a problem.

Although the air raid shelter was left idle after the Anti-Japanese War, the village neither opened it as a tourist attraction nor completely abandoned it.

The later development of Fenghuang Village was built around the entrance and exit of the shelter.

There are 2 entrances and exits in total. The main entrance is enclosed in the yard of the brigade headquarters, and a whole row of warehouses is built outside the entrance.

This row of warehouses is located on the north courtyard wall of the brigade headquarters.

The brigade courtyard faces south and is more than 300 meters long from east to west and more than 80 meters wide from north to south.

In the CBD of the village, the entrance to the air raid shelter is on the north wall of the brigade courtyard.

A road is laid vertically along the east courtyard wall of the brigade headquarters.

On the other side of the road are the main functional areas of the village, including the health center, post office, substation, water tower, etc. Each functional area has a large yard.

In front of and behind the military courtyard and the functional area, there are residential houses, all built in rows. The village chief's house is in the middle of the first row to the south of the military courtyard.

The other entrance to the air raid shelter is at the entrance of the village, and a small forest ranger's house is built outside.

Most of the 300 vents on the ground are located in farmers’ yards. Over the years, it has been maintained by the village, giving it a somewhat antique feel.

Vents on the air raid shelter floor

But the ventilation facilities inside the air-raid shelter have long been rusty.

internal vents

The generator seized from the Japanese invaders provided ventilation and lighting throughout the underground.

I don’t know if it can still be used after nearly a hundred years of precipitation.

However, the successive village chiefs of Fenghuang Village have never thought of abandoning this relic that has witnessed the history of national suffering, and have done their best to maintain it.

Entering the underground through the two entrances of the air raid shelter, what you see is different.

Only the main cave entrance can lead to 3 passages, and the cave entrance outside the village can only lead to the main cave.

Going down the stairs from the main entrance is a thick iron door. Through the large iron door, there is a room of about 200 square meters. There are three holes on the other three walls of the room, leading to different directions.

Opposite the big iron gate is the main cave, and the shelter rooms on both sides are particularly large.

Each room has an area of ​​one to two hundred square meters and was used as a hiding place for troops, an ammunition depot, a combat readiness hospital, and a munitions depot for the War of Resistance.

The main cave covers an area of ​​about 6 square meters.

The passage covers an area of ​​more than 6000 square meters, and the shelter room covers an area of ​​more than square meters.

The other two caves are used to hide people, and the shelter rooms are smaller, mostly thirty to forty square meters.

The passage covers an area of ​​about 7000 square meters, and the two shelter rooms cover an area of ​​about square meters.