Former Site of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee

Former Site of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee

The Former Site of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee is a cultural tourism attraction and a classic red tourism destination.

Former Site of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee. In August 1933, the 48th meeting of the Central People's Committee decided to establish the Guangdong-Gan Province in Huichang, and at the same time set up the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee. It included working departments such as the Organization Department, Propaganda Department, and White Area Work Department, and governed ten Young Communist League county committees including those in Huichang, Yudu, and Xinglong. Its headquarters were located in Wenwuba, Huichang. In September, the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee issued the "Decision on Supporting the All-Soviet Congress," which made six decisions regarding the active participation of youths across the province in military service, combat, and contributions to the construction of the Soviet government. In January 1934, the First Congress of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Province was held at the Chen Family Ancestral Hall in Lin'gangba, Huichang. Provincial leaders such as Liu Ying, head of the Propaganda Department of the Young Communist League Central Bureau, and Liu Xiao, Secretary of the Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee, attended the meeting. The congress elected Li Heming, Que Tingjun, Zhan Qilin, and Liu Xinchao (Liu Jianhua) as members of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee, with Li Heming serving as secretary.　

Under the leadership of the Young Communist League Guangdong-Gan Provincial Committee, youth organizations at all levels carried out various activities centered around the Party’s key tasks. The youths of Guangdong-Gan Province vigorously strengthened the "Red Guards," actively participated in the agrarian revolution, eagerly joined the military and fought bravely, playing a significant role in defending the Soviet red regime and supporting the Red Army’s Long March.