Former Site of Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Activities in Fenxi County

Former Site of Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Activities in Fenxi County

The Former Site of Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Activities in Fenxi County is a cultural relic protection unit of Fenxi County and a classic red tourism destination.

The Former Site of Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Activities in Fenxi County is located in Liujiazhuang Village, Duizhu Town, Fenxi County. It dates from 1937 to 1946 and is classified as an important modern historical site and representative building.

The site includes 29 revolutionary residences and residential courtyards such as the Ma Wang Temple, Yihe Bridge, and the home of Jia Zaizhong, the medical station of the guerrilla detachment (28 earthen cave dwellings at Yehuotai), and 67 scattered earthen cave dwellings across the rolling hills and valleys.

The Former Site of Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Activities in Fenxi County is a county-level cultural relic protection unit.

Protected area: bounded by the outer wall of the Ma Wang Temple in Liujiazhuang, extending 600 meters north, 260 meters east, 270 meters south, and 740 meters west. The area measures approximately 929 meters north-south and 1020 meters east-west, covering a total of 941,093 square meters. Construction control zone: bounded by the protected area, extending 1020 meters north, 467 meters east, 260 meters south, and 250 meters west. The zone spans approximately 2200 meters north-south and 1735 meters east-west, covering a total of 4,121,734 square meters.