Former Site of the Women's Life Improvement Committee of the Chinese Soviet Republic
The Women's Life Improvement Committee of the Chinese Soviet Republic was established in April 1932. Zhou Yuelin served as director, with Jin Weiyang and Fan Luchun as committee members, along with several staff members. Without formal departments, it functioned as the leading body for women’s work under the Soviet government.
Its mission was to: liberate women, organize their participation in revolutionary struggles and governance, and improve and elevate their living standards and social status. After the Red Army’s Long March in October 1934, the former site of the Women's Life Improvement Committee of the Chinese Soviet Republic was damaged by Kuomintang troops. In June 2005, the All-China Women’s Federation allocated special funds to restore the site to its original appearance.
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