Former Site of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government of Dingxiang County

Former Site of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government of Dingxiang County

The former site of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government of Dingxiang County is a cultural relic protection unit of Dingxiang County.

The former site of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government of Dingxiang County is located in Zhaojiazhuang Village, Hebian Town, Dingxiang County. From 1937 to 1945, the offices of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government of Dingxiang County were situated in Zhaojiazhuang Village. The site faces south and originally consisted of three main rooms, one wing room on each of the east and west sides, four rooms on the west side, and five cave dwellings on the east side. Currently, apart from the damaged west wing room, the rest remain. In 1981, the People's Government of Dingxiang County designated it as a county-level cultural relic protection unit. Content excerpted from ("A Collection of Cultural Relics in Xinzhou").

Zhaojiazhuang Village: Located 59 kilometers southeast of the county seat, Zhaojiazhuang Village was the site of the former county Party committee and county government during the War of Resistance. The geographical environment features high mountains and abundant rocks, situated in the Hutuo River Gorge, an extension of the Taihang Mountains, commonly known as Dongyu. The location is remote with inconvenient transportation. The land is infertile. The village has 255 households, 687 residents, 620 acres of land, and 25 Party members. In 2010, the total rural economic income was 2.45 million yuan, with a per capita net income of 3,945 yuan. The main produce includes dried fruits such as Chinese prickly ash, persimmons, walnuts, dates, and Chinese toon. The labor force often works outside the village year-round. Housing mainly consists of stone cave dwellings and wood-and-stone structured houses. Roads... Detailed information about Zhaojiazhuang Village++