Former Site of the Command Post of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces during the Siping Defense Battle

The Former Site of the Command Post of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces during the Siping Defense Battle is locatedin JilinSiping, Lishu County, north of Lishu Town. Commonly known as the "Lin Biao Command Post", this is a typical example from the Qing Dynasty — a quadrangle courtyard covering an area of 12,280 square meters. Originally the private residence of Zhang Shaoyu, the Yellow River Dao Yin (an official title) in the late Qing Dynasty, it served as the temporary command post of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces during the Siping Defense Battle from March to May 1946.

Lishu Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Lishu County. It is the seat of the county government. In 1949, it was designated as Lishu District I; in 1958, it became Lishu Commune; and in 1961, it was established as a town. Located in the central-southern part of the county, on the north bank of the Zhaosutai River, it covers an area of 7 square kilometers with a population of 68,000. It administers 28 neighborhood committees including Fengyi, Chunya, Fengyou, Kangping, Tianyang, Jiangyuan, Fenghe, Fenghua, Dongjiao, Beimen I, Beimen II, Nanchaoyang I, Nanchaoyang II, Chengnan, Shujian, Fengxin, Fengde, Gongyuan, Shuli, Xiangyang, Zhengyang, Miaopu, Shuwen I, Shuwen II, Yulin, Chengxi, Shengli, and Yongjun, and one village committee, Yuanyi. Township...  Detailed information about Lishu Town++