The former residence of Martyr Hu Yun is located in Guilin Village, Daping Township, Pingjiang County. It dates back to the Republican era and is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative building. On November 20, 2013, it was designated as part of the fourth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Pingjiang County. …
The former residence of Martyr Xiang Jun is located in Shanbi Village, Xiangjia Town, Pingjiang County, approximately 45 kilometers northeast of downtown Pingjiang. The residence faces west and covers a total area of about 900 square meters. It is built with a structure of brick, wood, and rammed earth, topped with small grey tiles. According to residents, the residence originally had three courtyards, but only one remains today. There are two central courtyards, and at the back there is an ancient...
The Former Site of the Pingjiang County Committee of the CPC (Former Residence of Martyr Mao Jianqing) was originally built in 1919. The original structure was a typical northern-style compound complex, covering an area of 5,000 m². Due to the flood in 1926 and destruction by the reactionary Kuomintang forces in 1932, only the rear seven rooms and three auxiliary rooms remain. With the high attention of the Pingjiang County Committee and
The former residence of Li Bai is located in Banxi Village, Zhangfang Town, Liuyang City, Changsha. Li Bai (1910–1949), also known as Li Pu, Li Xia, Hua Chu, and Jing’an, was a native of Liuyang, Hunan. Coming from a poor family, Li Bai dropped out of elementary school and became an apprentice at a local dye workshop. In 1926, a Peasant Association and a Paper Industry Union were established in Zhangfang.
The former residence of Martyr Qian Xing is located in Fengbai Village, Fengnan Natural Village, Anhua Village Committee, Shidong Town, Huaiji County, Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province. It faces northeast and is situated southwest, featuring a gable-and-hip roof with a hard mountain style and a brick-and-wood structure. The building has five bays in width and two courtyards in depth, with a total width of 20.65 meters, a total depth of 15.26 meters, and a construction area of 315.12 square meters. The eaves and the paintings above the door are exquisitely crafted and well-preserved.
The former residence of Martyr Liang Yizhu is located at No. 25–27, East Lane, Hongqi Road, Yong’an Neighborhood Committee, Huaiji County, Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province. Originally built in the 27th year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1901), it faces south with a north orientation, features a brick-and-wood structure, a hanging gable roof, blue brick walls, and has three bays, three sections, and four corridors. It spans a total width of 17.35 meters and a depth of 24.1 meters.
The former residence of Martyr Deng Baqi is located in Gaofu Village, Yongfu Village Committee, Gansa Town, Huaiji County. It was built in 1805. Facing south and situated on a north-south axis, the building is a traditional single-story house constructed of brick and wood. It features three bays across the front. The total width is 21.89 meters, the depth is 11.53 meters, and the building covers a construction area of 252.39 square meters. Deng Baqi (
The former residence of Martyr Yu Dengren is located in Baidun Natural Village, Dongquan Village, Xinfeng Town, Raoping County, and is named “Defeng Hall.” Built during the Qing Dynasty, it faces east and has a two-courtyard layout. Inside, there is one main hall with four rooms, corridors on both sides, and small side doors on the left and right. Outside the hall, there are 12 attached cottages and a well. The total area is about 400 square meters. Martyr Yu Dengren was a native of Raoping...
The former residence of Martyr Ke Guotai is located at No. 13, Liucha Lane, Shangxiping Road, Xiangqiao District. It was built in 1924 and is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative architecture. On April 16, 2020, it was designated as part of the fourth batch of Chaozhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Units. …
The former residence of Martyr Li Chuntao is located in Liuchajie, Shangxiping Road, downtown, dating back to 1927. In 2011, it was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Chaozhou City. …
The former residence of Martyr Wei Baqun is located halfway up Teyashan Mountain in Dongli Village, Wuzhuan Town, Donglan County, about 36 kilometers from the county seat. In February 1926, the reactionary forces of the Kuomintang invaded Donglan to suppress the peasant movement and burned down Wei Baqun’s home in Weihuwang Village at the foot of the mountain. By July that year, the bandit troops had retreated and the revolutionary movement surged forward.
The Former Residence of Martyr Lin Jingyun is located in Gangwayao Village, Liangqing Community, Liangqing Town. It dates back to the late Qing Dynasty (1950) and is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative building. In 2017, it was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Nanning City. …
The former residence of Martyr Zhang Shicong is located in Goudaoshui Village, Dacheng Township. In 1985, to commemorate the revolutionary martyr Zhang Shicong, the county government hung a commemorative plaque at his former home and designated this village as a protected revolutionary site...
The former residence of Martyr Cheng Dehan is located in Jiaji Town, Qionghai City, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province. Protected area: bounded by the structure’s edges, extending 33.87 meters northward, 14.27 meters southward, 28.93 meters westward, and 15.30 meters eastward, covering a total area of
Former Residence of Martyr Li JiaYu Li JiaYu (1892–1944) was an outstanding representative of Sichuan troops during the War of Resistance against Japan and one of the two group army commanders who died in battle. The residence is located at No. 92 Wenmiaoqian Street and was built in the early 1930s. The Former Residence of Martyr Li JiaYu is currently the only surviving residence building of a Sichuan military anti-Japanese general within Chengdu's urban area.
The former residence of Martyr Leng Shaonong is located south of Weng’an County town. It is entirely made of wood, with the main house consisting of four bays and three rooms, and side rooms each having three bays and two rooms. The roof is covered with blue tiles, the courtyard is paved with stones, and the walls are built with blue bricks. The residence is well-preserved. In November 1985, it was listed as a provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit. In March 1988, it was designated as a prefectural-level patriotic education base.
Address: The former residence of Kuang Jixun is located on Anhua Street in Sinan County. It covers a total area of 500 square meters and consists of two wooden buildings with three pillars and two spans. Facilities include three main rooms, four exhibition rooms, three reception rooms, one stable, one kitchen, two toilets, one marble bust, as well as a stone gate, memorial archway, and surrounding walls.
Former Residence of Martyr Liu Pingkai The former residence of Martyr Liu Pingkai is located at No. 11 Dongzheng Street in the county town. Originally built by his father in the 18th year of the Guangxu reign (1902), it covers an area of approximately 2,000 square meters, with a building area of over 400 square meters. It consists of two front and back houses, a courtyard, and a garden. Both houses are made of wood and stone, with a total width of 12 meters and a depth of 7 meters. They are single-story with a suspended gable roof, facing north and situated southward along the street. After 1950, the site was repurposed and went through several phases of disuse, leaving only ruins today.
Located in Wangjiazhuang Village, Liuchang Town, Xiangyun County, Dali Prefecture, the former residence of martyrs Wang Fusheng and Wang Desan is a renowned red tourism site in Yunnan Province. The site is 3 km from the government seat of Liuchang Town, 35 km from the county seat, and 4 km from National Highway 320. Nestled against green hills and surrounded by clear waters, Wangjiazhuang Village is the home of the “Three Martyrs from One Family, All Peking University Elites”—Wang Fusheng, Wang Desan, and Wang Xinting.
Cui Jingyue, a native of Dongguan Village, Chengguan Town, Xunyi County (also known as Cui Tingru), joined the Communist Party of China in 1927 and participated in the Xunyi Peasant Uprising in May 1928. He successively served as Secretary of the Party Branch of Dongjian Village, Organization Committee Member of the Xunyi County Special Branch, Secretary-General of the Provisional Provincial Committee of the CPC in Shaanxi, Military Commission Secretary of the Northwest Army Work Committee, Member and Secretary-General of the CPC Shaanxi Provincial Committee, Secretary of the Southwest Special Committee and District Committee, and Secretary of the Ningxia Provincial Working Committee. In April 1941, he was martyred in Yinchuan at the age of 30.