Former Site of the Soviet Guerrilla Activity Area in the Third District of Shangcheng County
The Former Site of the Soviet Guerrilla Activity Area in the Third District of Shangcheng County is a cultural heritage site protected by Jinzhai County and a classic destination on the red tourism route.
The Former Site of the Soviet Guerrilla Activity Area in the Third District of Shangcheng County is located at the Wu Family Ancestral Hall in Guangming Village, Wujadian Town. Dating from the modern era, it falls under the category of important modern historical sites and representative architecture.
On June 21, 2019, the Former Site of the Soviet Guerrilla Activity Area in the Third District of Shangcheng County was listed as part of the eighth batch of cultural heritage protection units in Jinzhai County.
Protected Area: The site itself and an additional 2 meters to the east of the wall foundation, and 3 meters to the west, south, and north.
Construction Control Zone: An additional 60 meters to the east, south, west, and north beyond the protected area.
Wujadian Town: Wujadian Town is located in the southwestern border of Jinzhai County, Anhui Province, in the heart of the Dabie Mountains. It borders the Yangtze River to the south, connects to the Beijing-Kowloon Railway to the west, neighbors the national forest park and tourist scenic area of Tianzhuang Mountain to the east, and links to the Bad刀 Peak National Forest Park of Hubei Province to the south. It lies at the junction of two provinces (Anhui and Hubei) and two counties (Jinzhai and Luotian). In April 1994, the former three small townships—Xizhuang, Baofan, and Wudian—were merged to form Wujadian Town, which now governs 25 villages, 267 residential groups, and has a population of 28,076. The area features red tourism attractions such as the revolutionary Chuan Shi Miao Temple, the birthplace of the “Lixia Uprising,” as well as the “Three Passes and Five Fortresses…” More details about Wujadian Town++
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