Site of the Liansheng Community School
The Site of the Liansheng Community School is a cultural heritage protection unit of Guangzhou.
The Site of the Liansheng Community School is located at No. 131, Liansheng West Road, Taihe Town, Baiyun District. It was built in 1838 and is classified as an important modern historical site and representative building.
On the evening of December 13, 1927, over 1,200 officers and soldiers from the Training Regiment who took part in the Guangzhou Uprising, together with some fighters of the Workers' Militia led by Xu Xiangqian, withdrew from downtown Guangzhou to Taihe. They set up camps separately at the Liansheng Community School and the Xie Family Ancestral Hall, and later marched toward Haifeng-Lufeng. On the evening of the 14th, the retreating troops passed through Zhuliao and arrived in Huaxian County, where they were reorganized into the Fourth Division of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army, then headed to Haifeng-Lufeng to join forces with Peng Pai.
In July 2002, it was announced as part of the sixth batch of Guangzhou Cultural Heritage Protection Units.
Protected Area: East to the west wall line of the eight-story residential building, north to the northern boundary of the school road of Peiying Middle School, south and west extending 5 meters from the exterior of the heritage structure.
Construction Control Zone: East to the current western boundary of Tailai South Road, north and west extending 30 meters from the protected area, south to the current southern boundary of Liansheng West Road.
Taihe Town: Located in the central part of Baiyun District, Guangzhou, and at the geometric center of the city, Taihe Town is one of the 15 central towns of Guangzhou. After the adjustment of Baiyun District’s township administrative divisions in June 2004, the town now administers the former Taihe and Longgui towns, comprising 21 village committees (258 rural economic cooperatives) and 2 community resident committees. The total land area of the town is 155.37 square kilometers, with a population of 120,500, including 71,300 local registered residents and 49,200 long-term non-local residents. Additionally, there are about 20,000 overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao residing abroad.
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Further Reading:
· Sixth Batch of Guangzhou Cultural Heritage Protection Units
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