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Era of the Former Site of the Jin-Sui Daily Office: 1940 Address: Gaojia Village, Gaojia Town, Xing County, Lüliang City The former site of the Jin-Sui Daily Office is located in Gaojia Village, Gaojia Town, Xing County. The Jin-Sui Daily (originally named the Anti-Japanese War Daily) was the official newspaper of the Jin-Sui Sub-Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. In order to unify propaganda efforts in the base area, the CPC Jinxi District Committee founded the official newspaper — the Anti-Japanese War Daily — on September 18, 1940. Marshal He Long personally inscribed the masthead “Voice of the People.” On July 1, 1946, the Anti-Japanese War Daily was renamed the Jin-Sui Daily. Its content mainly included editorials, international and domestic news, and local reports. It promoted the policies of the Communist Party of China and guided local work. The Jin-Sui Daily Office comprised various departments, including the editorial department, the chief editor’s office, the reporting and communications department, the procurement and supply department, and the printing house.

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The former site of the Jin-Sui Daily Office is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit, a classic red tourism destination, and a patriotic education base.

Former Site of the Jin-Sui Daily Office

Era: 1940

Address: Gaojia Village, Gaojia Town, Xing County, Lüliang City

The former site of the Jin-Sui Daily Office is located in Gaojia Village, Gaojia Town, Xing County. The Jin-Sui Daily (originally named the Anti-Japanese War Daily) was the official newspaper of the Jin-Sui Sub-Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. In order to unify propaganda efforts in the base area, the CPC Jinxi District Committee founded the official newspaper — the Anti-Japanese War Daily — on September 18, 1940. Marshal He Long personally inscribed the masthead “Voice of the People.” The Anti-Japanese War Daily was renamed the Jin-Sui Daily on July 1, 1946. Its content mainly included editorials, international and domestic news, and local reports. It promoted the policies of the Communist Party of China and guided local work. The Jin-Sui Daily Office was divided into various departments, including the editorial department, the chief editor’s office, the reporting and communications department, the procurement and supply department, and the printing house.

The Jin-Sui Daily Office actively promoted the Party’s policies and principles regarding the anti-Japanese national united front. It served as an important propaganda platform for the Communist Party of China in conducting armed anti-Japanese struggle and advancing the nationwide liberation war. The Jin-Sui Daily Office is the physical embodiment of the Jin-Sui Daily’s cultural and ideological spirit, a vehicle for unifying propaganda efforts in the base area, and a distinctive and valuable patriotic education base.

On October 7, 2019, the former site of the Jin-Sui Daily Office was included in the eighth batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units.

Source: Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau

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