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Former Residence of Li Qingyun

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The former residence of Li Qingyun is located in Huangtuling Group, Lü Village, Zhenghe Town, Guiyang County. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is classified as an important modern historical site. On April 12, 2017, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Guiyang County. The protected area extends 5 meters in all directions from the outer wall foundation of the residence. The construction control…

Former Residence of Li Qingyun

The former residence of Li Qingyun is a cultural heritage protection unit in Guiyang County.

The former residence of Li Qingyun is located in Huangtuling Group, Lü Village, Zhenghe Town, Guiyang County. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is classified as an important modern historical site.

On April 12, 2017, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Guiyang County.

Protected Area: Extends 5 meters in all directions from the outer wall foundation of the former residence.

Construction Control Zone: Extends 10 meters beyond the protected area in all directions.

Zhenghe Town: Name Origin – The name comes from the former location of the People's Government, which was originally based in "Zhenghe Market."

Geographic Location – Located between 112°33′26″ to 112°25′46″ east longitude and 25°37′15″ to 26°23′30″ north latitude. It lies in the southeastern part of Guiyang County, bordering Baohe Township of Beihu District to the east, adjacent to Taihe Town to the south, connected to Lufeng Subdistrict to the west, and neighboring Zhangshi Town to the north. The government is seated in Tongziping, with telephone area code 0735, postal code 424400, and situated 2 kilometers from the county seat.

Administrative History – In 1950, it was part of Guiyang… Detailed information on Zhenghe Town++

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