Yan Family Ancestral Hall

Yan Family Ancestral Hall

Yan Family Ancestral Hall is a cultural tourism attraction.

Site of the Anti-Japanese United Government of Suixian County — Yan Family Ancestral Hall is located in Yan Village, Houtai Township, Suixian County. It currently has three well-preserved rooms. On May 28, 1944, local militias, together with an independent regiment, captured Changgang, and a victory celebration assembly was held in Yan Village. The democratic government of Suixian County was officially established here, and this site served as the government office.

Houtai Township: Houtai Township is located in the southwestern border of Suixian County, 18 kilometers from the county seat. It borders Taikang to the south and Qi County to the west. The township administers 16 administrative villages, 34 natural villages, has a population of 28,000, and 38,000 mu of arable land. In recent years, leveraging its geographical advantages, Houtai Township has developed its regional economy, leading to rapid advancement in both economic and social sectors across the township.

Houtai Township boasts a long history and is home to many talented individuals. The area contains multiple key cultural heritage protection units, including the Houtai Gang site from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Shengshou Temple Pagoda in Yan Village from the Northern Song Dynasty. Houtai Township is part of the renowned old revolutionary base area in eastern Henan, where many historical sites remain well-preserved... More details about Houtai Township++