Former Site of the Red Fourth Army Guard Company's Garrison (Yude Hall)
The former site of the Red Fourth Army Guard Company's Garrison (Yude Hall) is a cultural heritage site protected by Yongding District.
The former site of the Red Fourth Army Guard Company's garrison (Yude Hall) is located in Hubei Village, Hugang Town, dating back to 1929.
The former site of the Red Fourth Army Guard Company's garrison is located at Yude Hall in Hubei Village, Hugang Town. It was built in the early years of the Republic of China, faces west with an eastward orientation, has a square layout, and features an earth-and-wood structure, covering an area of approximately 400 square meters. It is a three-courtyard corridor-style building with two entries and three sections. It has a flush-gable roof, with mountain walls supporting the rafters. On June 3, 1929, the Red Fourth Army, with the support of revolutionary forces from Longyan and Taiping District, successfully attacked Longyan City twice. Under the command of Mao Zedong, the First Column of the Red Fourth Army entered Hugang from Gaobei, and the Red Fourth Army Guard Company was stationed at Yude Hall under the fir trees in Shanxiamu, Hubei Village, where it carried out revolutionary activities.
Protective boundary: Extend 5 meters outward from the east, south, west, and north sides of the building.
Construction control zone: Extend 15 meters outward from the boundary line of the protective area.
Hubei Village: Hubei Village covers a total land area of 3.9 square kilometers, including 2,704 mu of forest land, 1,700 mu of arable land, and 1,753 mu of forested area, with a forest coverage rate of 29%. The village consists of 18 villager groups, with a total of 661 households, a population of 2,400, and 1,800 laborers. Hubei Village boasts beautiful scenery and pleasant landscapes, is rich in mineral resources, and is known for producing flue-cured tobacco, among other products. … Hubei Village detailed information++
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