The former site of the revolutionary base of the Xian-De Guerrilla Unit at Luohan Rock
The former site of the revolutionary base of the Xian-De Guerrilla Unit at Luohan Rock is a classic red tourism destination.
The former site of the revolutionary base of the Xian-De Guerrilla Unit is located in Shibao Natural Village, Jinsha Village, Longhua Town, Xianyou County, Putian City.
In early April 1949, following an expanded cadre meeting of the Xian-De Working Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, and based on information provided by Mao Piao and others, the committee decided to launch a surprise attack on the Jin-Xian post first. On April 9, Liu Zuozhou and Mao Piao led the Xian-De guerrilla forces in a two-pronged assault on the Jin-Xian post at Motou Street. Liu Zuozhou, leader of the Xian-De guerrilla unit, led one detachment along mountain paths to Luohan Rock Temple on the hill behind Motou to set up a support position, coordinating with the detachment led by Mao Piao to successfully complete the mission of attacking the Jin-Xian post and eliminating the enemy stronghold located at a key transportation junction between Xianyou and the four counties of Yongchun, Nan'an, Jinjiang, and Dehua.
The former site of the revolutionary base of the Xian-De Guerrilla Unit at Luohan Rock is situated on a mountain at the junction of Jinsha in Xianyou and the four counties of Yongchun, Nan'an, and Jinjiang. It is a two-story brick-concrete temple complex consisting of two buildings, covering a total area of 210 square meters. In November 1989, it was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Xianyou County by the Xianyou County People's Government.
Source: Party History Research Office of the Putian Municipal Committee
Jinsha Village: Located 10 kilometers west of the Longhua Town government seat, the village committee is headquartered in Suchuo. The settlement lies at the western foot of Xiaguo, serving as the source of the Longhua Stream. It comprises 23 natural villages: Weicuo, Chitou, Shangku, Xincuo, Yaoxia, Dingcuo, Pulin, Jiaolin, Jianlin, Suchuo, Diankou, Wangtian, Yaoxialong, Xingrenkeng, Xiinxincuo, Shishi, Qilang, Houtoumen, Lingdou, Shangxi, Yangzhong, Gexin, and Yanglong, organized into 23 villager groups, with 1,729 households and a population of 6,934. Historically known as Huangsha, it was renamed Jinsha Brigade during the commune era in 1958, and became part of Longhua... More detailed information about Jinsha Village++
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