Former Site of the Su-Wan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China

Former Site of the Su-Wan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China

The Former Site of the Su-Wan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China is a cultural heritage protection unit in Chuzhou City and a classic red tourism attraction.

The Former Site of the Su-Wan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China is located in Taiping Village, Zhangguang Town, Nanqiao District, Chuzhou City. Dating back to the Anti-Japanese War period, it is categorized as a modern historical site with an area of 106 square meters. It is listed as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Chuzhou City, with the announcement document number Chuzheng [2004] No. 11.

Protected Area: Extends 20 meters east, west, south, and north of the site.

Construction Control Zone: Extends 20 meters east, west, south, and north beyond the protected area.

Zhangguang Town: I. Natural Environment

Location: Zhangguang Town is situated in the western border area of Nanqiao District, Chuzhou City. It neighbors Feidong, Quanjiao, and Dingyuan counties, and is adjacent to Shiji Town and Daliu Town of Nanqiao District, as well as Dai Mountain, Outang, Jiepai of Dingyuan County, Gucheng of Feidong County, and Xiwang and Shipi of Quanjiao County. As the intersection point of four counties, it is a renowned hub for agricultural and sideline product distribution. Historically known for the saying “a rooster’s crow can be heard across four counties.” The famous Jianghuai Watershed runs east to west through the town in a winding path. The families living on the ridge are hardworking and kind, with simple and honest folkways. Farmhouse scenes often feature “rainwater from the back eaves flowing into the Huai River, and rain from the front eaves draining into the Yangtze,” and the area has long been known for... More details about Zhangguang Town++