Former Command Post of the Political Department of the Red Ninth Army Corps

Former Command Post of the Political Department of the Red Ninth Army Corps

The Former Command Post of the Political Department of the Red Ninth Army Corps is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Dafang County.

The Former Command Post of the Political Department of the Red Ninth Army Corps is located in Piaojing Village, Piaojing Town. It is a county-level cultural heritage site and an important modern historical relic and representative building from 1935.

Piaojing Town: Located in the northern part of Dafang County. It covers an area of 138 square kilometers with a population of 28,400, of which ethnic groups such as Miao, Yi, and Gelao account for 12.6%. The town administers 1 neighborhood committee and 26 village committees. In 1932, four towns—Jingdong, Jingxi, Jingnan, and Jingbei—were established. In 1942, Piaojing Town was formed. In 1953, it was reorganized into the townships of Piaojing, Zhongdong, Lubu, Guobang, Jule, and Ganhe. In 1958, separate people's communes were established, which were then merged into the Piaojing Commune. In 1962, it was divided to form five communes: Piaojing, Jule, Guobang, Zhongdong, and Lubu. In 1984, it was restructured into Piaojing Town and the townships of Jule, Guobang, Zhongdong, and Lubu… More details about Piaojing Town++