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Former Site of the Liaji Provincial Committee

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Batch and Announcement Date of the Former Site of the Liaji Provincial Committee: Sixth Batch, May 31, 2007     Address: Current location of the Office Building of the Baicheng Railway Sub-bureau Workers' Cultural Palace     Era: Modern / Contemporary     Architecture Type: Modern and Contemporary Building     Management Unit: Taobei District Cultural Relics Management Office     Open to Public: No The former site of the Liaji Provincial Committee, during the Liberation War period, on August 15, 1945…

Former Site of the Liaji Provincial Committee

The Former Site of the Liaji Provincial Committee is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

Former Site of the Liaji Provincial Committee

Batch and Announcement Date: Sixth Batch, May 31, 2007

Address: Current location of the Office Building of the Baicheng Railway Sub-bureau Workers' Cultural Palace

Era: Modern

Modern and Contemporary Architecture

Management Unit: Taobei District Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to Public: No

The former site of the Liaji Provincial Committee, during the Liberation War period, after Japan’s surrender on August 15, 1945, in the area bordering present-day Liaoning, Jilin, and Inner Mongolia, a series of party, government, and military institutions were successively established, including the Liaji Administrative Office of the Chinese Communist Party’s Liaoning Provincial Committee. These institutions led the various ethnic groups in the region in a resolute struggle against the reactionary forces of the Kuomintang. The original building was constructed during the Japanese puppet regime and was partially demolished in 1980, with some parts later reconstructed. It served as the office and rest area for the Liaji Provincial Committee at that time.

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