The Dalian Military Region of Liaoning Province is making every effort to collect revolutionary cultural relics, so that the red heirloom can shine with the glory of the times. "This set of aluminum tableware is a spoon and fork made from the wreckage of a US fighter jet shot down by Wang Hongcheng and his comrades in battle." Recently, the Liaoning Military Region held a revolutionary cultural relic donation ceremony in Dalian, and a set of aluminum tableware donated by Wang Hongcheng, a veteran cadre of the Dalian Seventh Cadre Rest Center, attracted everyone's attention. One morning, the US Air Force attacked a group of planes, and my comrades and I quickly engaged in battle, shooting down an enemy plane. After the battle, a few comrades and I made a spoon and fork from the wreckage of the plane Recalling his battle experience, Wang Hongcheng's eyes lit up. In order to do a good job in the collection of revolutionary cultural relics, the Dalian Military Sub district carried out in-depth propaganda and mobilization work. The leaders of the cadre's rest center led staff to visit each household, explaining in detail the importance of collecting revolutionary cultural relics, and received support from a large number of veteran cadres and family members. In recent days, many veteran cadres and family members have enthusiastically donated old items that have been collected for many years, including notebooks, manuscripts, letters, military service certificates, various meritorious service certificates, military merit medals, as well as photos and books, newspapers, and promotional materials that record the battle process. Each cadre's rest center shall register and record the revolutionary cultural relics and documents donated by veteran cadres one by one, and issue donation certificates. On this basis, the military sub district organized personnel to search for historical materials, review archives, listen to oral statements, and find evidence, excavating and organizing the stories behind revolutionary cultural relics one by one, ensuring clear sources, clear context, and respect for history. They also made a list of items one by one, ensuring that all elements such as donors, handlers, and organizers were complete, forming the "Dalian Military Sub district Collection of Revolutionary Cultural Relics Register". At the donation ceremony, a medical kit donated by the family of Liu Liangdong, a deceased veteran of the Red Army, at the Dalian Tenth Rest Center caught the attention. "This medicine box was used by my father as the captain of the Central Guard Camp Health Team in the 1940s and is my family's heirloom." Liu Liangdong's daughter Liu Wei said, "Putting the medicine box in our small home can only educate our family. Displaying it in the Liaoning Revolutionary Military Museum can allow more officers, soldiers, and the public to understand its history and receive education on revolutionary traditions. Only by protecting and utilizing revolutionary cultural relics well and telling the stories behind them can they shine with the brilliance of the times.". The author learned that since the collection of revolutionary cultural relics and exhibits at the Liaoning Revolutionary Military Museum began, the Dalian Military Sub district has collected a total of 85 cultural relics from 7 categories, including manuscripts, diaries, letters, combat equipment, and badge certificates. (Lai Xin She)