Former Site of the Qijiadian Battle Command Post

Former Site of the Qijiadian Battle Command Post

The former site of the Qijiadian Battle Command Post is a cultural relic protection unit of Dafang County.

The former site of the Qijiadian Battle Command Post is located in Dazhai Village, Dongguan Township. It is a county-level cultural relic protection unit and an important modern historical site and representative building.

Dongguan Township: Located in the central-western part of Dafang County. It covers an area of 57 square kilometers and has a population of 20,000, among which ethnic groups such as Yi and Miao make up 20%. It administers 14 village committees. In 1953, the townships of Baini, Dongguanlin, Geya, and Dazhai were established. In 1958, these townships were abolished and merged into Chengguan Commune. In 1961, Baini, Dongguan, and Dazhai communes were re-established. In 1984, they were restructured as townships. In 1991, they were merged to form Dongguan Township. The area has mineral resources such as coal and sulfur. It produces garlic, ginger, and yellow fruit. There are 24 primary schools. The township government is located in Dongguan, 9 kilometers north of Dafang and southeast of Bainiwo Slope, with a population of 500 and an altitude of 1,600… More detailed information about Dongguan Township++