Former Site of the Red Army Supplies Transfer Station

Former Site of the Red Army Supplies Transfer Station

The Former Site of the Red Army Supplies Transfer Station is a cultural relic protection unit of Jinggangshan City and a classic red tourism attraction.

The Former Site of the Red Army Supplies Transfer Station is located on the banks of the Huang’ao River, south of Huang’ao. This building was originally constructed by Western missionaries to attract followers and was named “Catholic Church.”

In the spring of 1928, after the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army captured Suichuan County, a supplies transfer station was established here to ensure the army’s logistical supply. It was organized by Wang Zuo, who was responsible for forming a transport team to store large quantities of grain, cloth, and ammunition and other supplies transported from Suichuan County in this building. These supplies were then transferred by Wang Zuo’s troops to the Huaide Ancestral Hall in Ciping for storage.

The supplies transfer station set up by the Red Army not only addressed part of the army’s logistical needs at the time but also effectively countered the enemy’s economic blockade against Jinggangshan.

In September 1988, the People's Government of Jinggangshan City designated the “Former Site of the Huang’ao Red Army Supplies Transfer Station” as a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit.