Former Revolutionary Site of the Pan Family Printing Factory in Xiaojiang

Former Revolutionary Site of the Pan Family Printing Factory in Xiaojiang

The Former Revolutionary Site of the Pan Family Printing Factory in Xiaojiang is a classic red tourism attraction.

Former Revolutionary Site of the Pan Family Printing Factory in Xiaojiang

Located in Panwu Village on Jiefang North Road, Xiaojiang. In early 1940, driven by the Hepu Party organization of the Chinese Communist Party, Chen Xihan, an enlightened citizen of Beihai, relocated his privately-owned printing factory to operate in Panwu Village, Xiaojiang. The underground Party organization assigned several Party members to work at the factory, who also printed materials to promote revolutionary and anti-Japanese ideas, making significant contributions to the revolutionary cause.

Chen Xihan (1909–1991), from Beihai City. After graduating from high school in 1933 (the 22nd year of the Republic of China), he was determined to go into business and co-founded the Xin Gong Printing Bureau. He associated with progressive individuals and students, and under the influence of the revolutionary comrade He Xingyu, he embraced enlightened and progressive ideas. He continued to print progressive publications such as the "Miu Si" journal published by Hepu No. 1 Middle School students and the anti-Japanese war-era "Beihai Daily." In the winter of 1937 (the 26th year of the Republic of China), due to Japanese aggression, Chen accepted the suggestion of enlightened individuals from Lingshan and relocated the printing bureau there to print the "Lingshan New Daily." In 1939 (the 28th year of the Republic of China), during the Japanese occupation of Nanning, Chen... More details about Chen Xihan ++