Former Site of the Lianping United Township Office of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government in Lingnan

Former Site of the Lianping United Township Office of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government in Lingnan

The former site of the Lianping United Township Office of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government in Lingnan is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The former site of the Lianping United Township Office of the Anti-Japanese Democratic Government in Lingnan, originally named the Li Ancestral Hall of Jinghe, is located at Jiling, Lianping Village, Dalingshan Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. In May 1941, the Third Battalion of the Guangdong People’s Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Forces, in coordination with local Communist Party organizations, established a district-wide governing body—the Lianping United Township Office—responsible for civil administration within the revolutionary base area. The Li Ancestral Hall of Jinghe was originally built during the Qing Dynasty and was renovated in 2004. It faces southwest and is situated on a northeast axis, featuring a traditional three-bay, two-courtyard, two-gallery layout, covering a construction area of approximately 190 square meters with a width of 11.37 meters and a depth of 16.68 meters. The structure is built with a combination of brick, wood, and stone, featuring blue brick walls, a flush gable roof, a mixed post-and-lintel and through-tenon beam framework, hipped gable walls, and butterfly tiles. This historical site holds significant value for the study of anti-Japanese revolutionary history in Lingnan as well as Qing Dynasty ancestral halls. It was designated as a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit in 2006.

Lianping Village: Lianping Village is located to the northwest of the central area of Dalingshan Town and borders Niushan Village in Dongcheng District. The village covers a total area of 7.17 square kilometers, including 1,067 mu of protected farmland and 1,900 mu of forest land. It governs seven villager groups, with a registered resident population of 2,880 people and 114 current Party members. After the 2008 election, the village's two committees consisted of a total of eight officials: eight members of the Party Committee and three members of the Village Committee, achieving 100% cross-appointment between the Party and Village Committees.

In recent years, Lianping Village has maintained a steady momentum of social and economic development. The area currently hosts foreign-invested enterprises, private... Lianping Village Detailed Information++