Former Site of Xincuo Liaison Station
The former site of the Xincuo Liaison Station is a classic red tourism attraction.
The former site of the Xincuo Liaison Station is located in Xincuo Natural Village, Tangbian Village, Jiaowei Town, Xianyou County, Putian City.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, in order to restore the Party organization in the Xianyou area, Lin Buyun, the former head of the local CPC Xianyou organization, went deep into rural areas to mobilize progressive masses, develop revolutionary activists, and establish an underground liaison station to provide conditions for restoring the Party organization and carrying out revolutionary activities. The Xincuo Liaison Station was an underground liaison site opened by Lin Buyun in June 1946 in Tangbian Village, Jiaowei, Xianyou County, where covert struggles were conducted.
The former site of the Xincuo Liaison Station is a civil residence with a complex earthen-and-wood structure. The front part of the house consists of a single-story three-room wing, while the rear section is a two-story building, covering a total area of 120 square meters. In December 2011, the Party History Research Office of the Putian Municipal Committee of the CPC designated it as a protected site.
Information source: Party History Research Office of the Putian Municipal Committee
Tangbian Village: Tangbian Village
Located in the southwest of Jiaowei Town, it borders Rancao, Wushi, Ruanzhuang, and Shantou Village of Fengting Town. It lies against Damashan Mountain, with terrain sloping from northwest to southeast in terraced levels, at an elevation of 45 meters. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was divided into two villages, Tangbian and Wushiling, under Cixiao Li. In the Republican era, it merged with Wushi to form Wutang Bao under Cixiao Township. In March 1952, Tangbian Township was established under Jiaowei District. In June 1956, it was incorporated into Qinghe Township. In September 1958, the Nanzhu Natural Village was split off with Rancao to form the Tangbian Brigade. At the end of 1984, it was restructured as Tangbian Village, with subordinate areas including Nanzhu, Tuji,... More details about Tangbian Village++
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