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Former Site of the Northwest Shanxi Conference

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The Former Site of the Northwest Shanxi Conference is located in the northwest of Jiulaoquan Village, Loufan Town, Loufan County, covering a construction area of 87 square meters. In early February 1940, in accordance with the instructions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to strengthen the unified leadership of the Party and unite all anti-Japanese forces to build the base area in Northwest Shanxi, Teng Daiyuan, Chief of Staff of the Central Military Commission, presided over a meeting in Jiulaoquan Village, Loufan Town...

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The Former Site of the Northwest Shanxi Conference is a classic red tourism attraction.

The Former Site of the Northwest Shanxi Conference is located in the northwest of Jiulaoquan Village, Loufan Town, Loufan County, covering a construction area of 87 square meters.

In early February 1940, in accordance with the instructions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to strengthen the unified leadership of the Party and unite all anti-Japanese forces to build the base area in Northwest Shanxi, Teng Daiyuan, Chief of Staff of the Central Military Commission, presided over a meeting in Jiulaoquan Village, Loufan Town, establishing the Northwest Shanxi Military and Political Committee to unify the leadership of the Party, government, military, and civilians in the region. He Long was appointed as the secretary, and Guan Xiangying as the deputy secretary. On the 9th, the United Front-based Northwest Shanxi Military and Political-Combined Committee was formed, with He Long serving as the director. On February 24, with the approval of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Northwest Shanxi Military and Political Committee was officially established. The site currently retains two remaining earthen cave dwellings.

Loufan Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Loufan County and the county seat. Established as the Loufan Commune in 1958 and upgraded to a town in 1983. Located in the central part of the county, it covers an area of 56 square kilometers with a population of 16,000. It administers 19 village committees: Loufan, Jiulaoquan, Guanzhuang, Yaoluo, Xinchengbei, Xiguoyuan, Fanjiacun, Renjiagou, Dafuzhuang, Caiyangzhuang, Qianheishan, Houheishan, Xinliangzhuang, Sanyuancun, Yinjiayao, Loujiacun, Tongziya, Hejiacun, and Jiuchengbei. The town’s township enterprises are mainly engaged in commerce, trade, catering, and service industries. Major crops include potatoes and millet. ... Detailed information about Loufan Town++