Former Site of the Command Post of the 141st Regiment of the People's Liberation Army in Zhuchang

Former Site of the Command Post of the 141st Regiment of the People's Liberation Army in Zhuchang

The former site of the command post of the 141st Regiment of the People's Liberation Army in Zhuchang is a cultural relic protection unit of Dafang County.

The former site of the command post of the 141st Regiment of the People's Liberation Army in Zhuchang is located in Zhuchang Village, Xiaotun Township. It is a county-level cultural relic protection unit and an ancient building from the Qing Dynasty.

Xiaotun Township: Located in the central-southern part of Dafang County, covering an area of 51 square kilometers. It has a population of 21,400, of which ethnic minorities such as the Yi make up 14.4%. The township administers 6 village committees. In 1952, Xiaotun and Zhuchang townships were established. In 1958, they were restructured into Xiaotun, Longdong, and Zhuchang communes, which were soon merged into Lihua Commune. In 1961, three separate communes were re-established. In 1984, they were reorganized as townships. In 1991, they were merged to form Xiaotun Township. The area has coal mines and produces chili peppers and ginger. There are 18 primary schools. The township government is located in Xiaotun, 9 kilometers south of Dafang, on the eastern bank of Duojiang River (Bai Bu River), on the western hillside of the Labo Mountain. The population is 560, including Han... More details about Xiaotun Township++