Former Site of the Shamei Village Peasants' Association
The former site of the Shamei Village Peasants' Association is a cultural heritage protection unit of Xiang'an District.
The former site of the Shamei Village Peasants' Association is located in Shamei Village, Xindian Town, Xiang'an District. It is a county-level cultural heritage protection unit dating back to 1927.
The site faces west and is a single-courtyard structure with a pebble-walled brick-and-wood design, covering an area of 192 square meters. In February of the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), Communist Party member Peng Youpu founded the peasants' association and the peasants' self-defense army here, and also established a night school to promote revolutionary ideas. In the 19th year of the Republic of China (1930), the Shamei Branch of the Chinese Communist Party was established. During the Liberation War, the Central Fujian organization of the CCP set up a branch here, organized guerrilla forces, and supported the struggle to liberate Tong'an. This site is a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.
Protected area: An extension of 5 meters outward from the outer walls of the building.
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