Former Site of the Suining-Pengxi-Nanchong Central County Committee of the Communist Party of China
The Former Site of the Suining-Pengxi-Nanchong Central County Committee of the Communist Party of China is a cultural relics protection unit of Suining City and also serves as a science education base.
Former Site of the Suining-Pengxi-Nanchong Central County Committee of the Communist Party of China
Year: 1947
Category: Important Modern Historical Sites and Representative Buildings
Announcement Date: August 15, 2012
Address: Qifeng Village, Hesha Town, Chuanshan District
Introduction: The Former Site of the Suining-Pengxi-Nanchong Central County Committee of the Communist Party of China is situated in Group 3, Qifeng Village, Hesha Town, Chuanshan District. In 1947, the Second Working Committee of North Sichuan of the Communist Party of China sent Communist Party member Wang Zidu back to Suining to establish a secret organization here for carrying out activities. In 1947, the Suining-Pengxi-Nanchong Central County Committee of the Communist Party of China was founded on this site, with Wang serving as the secretary, and began setting up an underground guerrilla force to fight the enemy. The site is also known as “Yipin Xuan” (First-Class Pavilion). It is a two-story brick-and-wood courtyard structure facing west, covering a construction area of 245 square meters and a land area of 345 square meters. The main building is 9.6 meters wide, 8 meters deep, and 8 meters in total height, with wooden railings along the corridors. It is currently well preserved. At the front are three street-front rooms with a single-eave gable-and-hip roof, using a post-and-lintel beam structure, measuring 9.6 meters in width and 8 meters in depth, with a total height of 8 meters. The upper floor at the back served as bedrooms, while the ground floor functioned as a teahouse. A back door leads to the hillside behind, facilitating the underground party’s revolutionary activities.
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