The former residence of Martyr Guo Wenhuan is located in Nanhu Community, Chengnan Subdistrict, Fu’an City. Dating back to the late Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative architecture. It is situated at No. 66 Nanda Road, Nanhu Community, Chengnan Subdistrict, Fu’an City. Built in the late Qing Dynasty, the building faces east and is a three-story, brick-and-wood courtyard structure with a total width of 11.8 meters.
The former residence of Martyr Han Yongfan is located in Jiangbeili Group, Mayuan Village, Chantai Town, Chengxiang District, Putian City. Han Yongfan (1902–1931), also known by the alias Li Yingkui, was born into a poor farming family. While studying at the Provincial Fourth Normal School, he developed progressive thinking under the guidance of his schoolmate Guo Shouluan. In the autumn of 1928, he was admitted as a
The former residence of Martyr Lei Guangxi is located in Shijiaoli Natural Village, Duli Village, Duta Town, Chengxiang District, Putian City. Lei Guangxi (1915–1941), also known as Lei Yin, was of the She ethnic group. His father, Lei Juecang, was a progressive-minded militia company commander. After the Northern Expedition, the Putian militia was incorporated into the Nationalist forces under Lin Jizeng. Lei Juecang was wrongfully executed by the Nationalists—
The former residence of Martyr Zheng Jinzhao is located in Wukeng Group, Chantai Village, Chantai Town, Putian City. Zheng Jinzhao (1911–1936), also known as Li Kui, enrolled in the autumn of 1926 at Fujian Provincial Putian High School. During his time at school, he joined the Anti-Imperialist League, an organization led by the Party. In 1929, he became a member of the Communist Youth League of China, and in October of the same year, he joined the Chinese Communist Party.
The former residence of Martyr Chen Guozhen is located in Wangxi Natural Village, Xiaca Village, Xitianwei Town, Licheng District, Putian City. Chen Guozhen (1902–1949) was the twin elder brother of Chen Guzhu. In his early years, he studied at the Provincial No. 4 Normal School. During the May Fourth Movement, he participated in anti-Japanese goods activities in Putian. In 1919, he abandoned his studies and went south, teaching in Singapore.
The former site of the Qufu-Sishui Work Committee of the CPC and the former residence of martyr Qian Jiadong is located in Yangliu Town, Sishui County, dating back to the Republic of China era. On June 23, 2015, it was designated by the People’s Government of Shandong Province as part of the fifth batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units in Shandong. …
The Former Residence and Tomb of Martyr Rong Lianchao date back to the late Qing Dynasty for the residence and 1945 for the tomb. They are located in Hexia Rong Village, Liangshui Town. In 2018, the Former Residence and Tomb of Martyr Rong Lianchao were designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.…
Located in Wangxianpu Village, Taibaizhuang Subdistrict, this is the former residence of Lu Zhongying, one of the notable underground work leaders of our Party and a martyr. It has been designated as a “Revolutionary Tradition Education Base for Primary and Secondary School Students” by the Taibaizhuang Subdistrict Education Management Office. In 1985, the Civil Affairs Bureau of Changyi County allocated 5,000 yuan to renovate Lu Zhongying’s former residence.
The former residence of Martyr Xie Wenqing is located in Yitunding Village, Shuiji Subdistrict Office, Laixi City. It dates back to the Republic of China period and is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative building. On September 12, 1979, the former residence of Martyr Xie Wenqing was designated as a district-/municipal-level cultural relics protection unit. …
The former residence of Chen Chang is located in Tanpo Group, Tuqiao Village, Zhentou Town, Liuyang City, Changsha, Hunan Province. It is where Chen Chang, one of the founders of the Liuyang Party organization, spent his childhood. Research indicates that the residence was built in the 11th year of the Republic of China (1922). In 1917, Comrade Mao Zedong stayed here for several days while conducting social research in the rural areas of Liuyang. The residence faces southwest and is situated to the northeast...
The former residence of Deng Fa is located in Tanzhiting Village, Chengxi, Yunfu City. Built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, it is the birthplace of Comrade Deng Fa, an outstanding proletarian revolutionary and a renowned leader of the Chinese and international labor movements. The residence is constructed of earthen bricks, tiles, and wood, consisting of 10 rooms in total. There is a side wing on the east with a backwater feature. The main structure measures 21.3 meters in length and 12 meters in width.
Dong Yunge was born in June 1908 into a family of overseas Chinese from the Philippines in Houshan Village, Yongning Town, Shishi City. In 1926, he joined the Communist Youth League of China, serving as the secretary of the league branch, and soon after became a member of the Communist Party of China. Starting in June 1926, he successively held positions such as head of the Organization Department of the Communist Youth League Fujian Provincial Committee and member of the Standing Committee of the Fujian Party-League Joint Action Committee.
The Former Residence of Martyr Gu Bai (Sima Mansion) is located in Qinyuanchun Village, Chenguang Town, Xunwu County, and was built during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty. It faces southeast and is situated to the northwest, featuring a three-bay width, two courtyards with three halls, two wing rooms, and one enclosed courtyard. The structure is made of brick and wood, using a post-and-lintel system with a hanging gable roof. The entire building is square-shaped, with both the width and depth measuring 90 meters. The outer walls of the enclosed courtyard are built with river pebbles or rammed with lime-soil mixture.
The former residence of Wang Zuo is located in Xiazhuang Village at the foot of Jinggang Mountain and is currently well preserved. In 2009, it was listed as a cultural relic protection site of Jinggangshan City. …
The Qufu-Sishui Working Committee of the CPC was established in March 1938 by Comrades Qian Jiadong and Qiao Haiqiu at Qian Jiadong’s home in Xiaoyanmiao Village, Yangliu Town, Sishui County. The Memorial Hall of the Former Site of the Qufu-Sishui Working Committee of the CPC (Former Residence of Martyr Qian Jiadong) was initially built in the mid-1980s and was named the "Poverty Alleviation Project of the Ten Thousand Villages Book Project" by the China Cultural Poverty Alleviation Committee in 2000.
The former residence of Martyr Wang Yang is located in Gucun Village, Jiahe Township, Taiqian County. It dates back to 1942. The former residence of Martyr Wang Yang is listed as part of the seventh batch of cultural heritage protection units in Henan Province. …
The Former Site of the Cao Gate Revolutionary Red School and Hometown of Martyr Wu Huanxian is an important part of the heritage complex of the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Revolutionary Base. It is located in Sijiao Cao Gate Village, Jianchanghe Township, Xin County. The site consists of two rows of 11 brick-and-wood structured houses, facing from southeast to northwest, covering an area of 260 square meters. In front of the houses lies a rectangular courtyard, with a “swallowtail” style gate situated on the northwest wall of the yard.
Ji Hongchang, a renowned anti-Japanese national hero and outstanding Communist Party member, styled Hengli and named Shiwu, was born on September 18, 1895, in Lütan Ancient Town, Lütan Township. On November 24, 1934, he was executed by Chiang Kai-shek in Beiping (now Beijing) at the age of 39. His untimely death, with his fighting spirit unfulfilled, caused irreparable losses to the Party, the nation, and the people.
Former Residence and Martyrdom Site of Revolutionary Martyr He Gongwei The former residence of Revolutionary Martyr He Gongwei is located in Huayuan Village, Guihua Town, Xianning City, and is built in the architectural style of a Qing Dynasty civilian home. He Gongwei (1915–1941) was one of the early leaders of our Party and later served as Secretary of the Hubei-Western Special Committee of the Communist Party of China. The martyrdom site of He Gongwei includes the Yang Family Old House, the concentration camp detention area,
The former residence of Martyr Shi Yang is located in Shijia Bay, Group 1, Guihuashu Village, Jiadu Town, Zhushan County. Built in the 49th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1784 AD), it faces north and is a civil-structured building with a hard mountain-style roof supported by purlins. It features a small blue-tiled gable and hip roof, with the rear eave wall constructed from adobe bricks, while the rest of the walls are made from a mixture of local yellow earth and sandy clay compacted into shape.