Former Residence of Ji Tongchao

Former Residence of Ji Tongchao

The former residence of Ji Tongchao is a cultural relic protection unit of Nanle County.

The former residence of Ji Tongchao is located in Tiaotang Village, Jindegu Township, Nanle County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

On December 18, 2017, the former residence of Ji Tongchao was included in the fourth batch of Nanle County’s Key Cultural Relics Protection Units.

Jindegu Township: Jindegu Township is situated in the central-western part of the county, along both banks of the Majia River. It borders Qingfeng County to the south, connects to Sizhuang Township to the north, lies adjacent to Yuancun Town to the west, and neighbors Chengguan Town and Yangcun Township to the east. It covers an area of 49 square kilometers and governs 20 administrative villages: Changzhuang, Junzhangzhuang, Lizhuang, Junze Village, Foshan Village, Wangcun, Licun, Pengcun, Xingyuan, Suizhuang, Wenjiqi (including Taipingtun), Dongjiqi, Xuezhuang, Zhaojiazhuang, Qizhuang, Liugudian, Fotang Village, Tiaotang, Shanyuantong (including Dongzhuang).

Jindegu Township has a rich tradition of revolutionary struggle. The first Communist Party member of Nanle County, Dafeng, was from Foshan Village. More detailed information about Jindegu Township ++