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Former Site of the Taiyue Administrative Office in Zhaozhai

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Former Site of the Taiyue Administrative Office in Zhaozhai (Fifth Batch of Provincial-Level Protected Sites) Era: 1937–1949 Address: Zhaozhai Village, Qinhé Town, Qinyuan County, Changzhi City The former residences of the Taiyue Military District Administrative Office and its department heads consist of a group of cave dwellings. Currently preserved are eight cave dwellings that were the homes of leaders such as Niu Peicong and Pei Lisheng from the Taiyue Military District Administrative Office, three auxiliary rooms, one main gate, seven cave dwellings that were the residences of various department heads, six cave dwellings that were the residences of the guard company, and four other cave dwelling sites belonging to various institutions, totaling 25 cave dwellings.

Former Site of the Taiyue Administrative Office in Zhaozhai

The Former Site of the Taiyue Administrative Office in Zhaozhai is a Shanxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Unit and a classic red tourism attraction.

Former Site of the Taiyue Administrative Office in Zhaozhai (Fifth Batch of Provincial-Level Protected Sites)

Era: 1937–1949

Address: Zhaozhai Village, Qinhé Town, Qinyuan County, Changzhi City

The former residences of the Taiyue Military District Administrative Office and its department heads consist of a group of cave dwellings. Currently preserved are eight cave dwellings that were the homes of leaders such as Niu Peicong and Pei Lisheng from the Taiyue Military District Administrative Office, three auxiliary rooms, one main gate, seven cave dwellings that were the residences of various department heads, six cave dwellings that were the residences of the guard company, and four other cave dwelling sites belonging to various institutions, totaling 25 cave dwellings.

Source: Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau

Further Reading:

· Fifth Batch of Shanxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units

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