The former residence of Cai Ruping is located at No. 3, Lane 5, South She, Zhengda Street, Xiaobian Community, Chang’an Town. GPS coordinates: 22°48'19.1"N, 113°48'38.9"E, elevation 10 meters. The building was originally constructed in the late Qing Dynasty, later burned down by the Kuomintang, and rebuilt in 1974 on the original site. It consists of a two-story building and...
The Site of the Three Battles of Xiaobian is located at the Fubo General Temple on the mountainside of General Mountain in Xiaobian Community, Chang’an Town. GPS coordinates: 22°48'16.3"N, 113°48'29.3"E, elevation 22 meters. The site was built during the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (around 1680), and was renovated in the 60th year of Qianlong (1795),…
Ailan Ancestral Hall — Site of the Xiegang Peasant Association Massacre is located opposite No. 18, Lane 3, Panfu North Street, Xiagang Community, Chang’an Town. GPS coordinates: 22°47'54.4"N, 113°44'11.0"E, elevation 5 meters. On April 22, 1925, the Xiegang Peasant Association was established. That night, the local landlords and…
The Ancestral Hall of the Kuang Family – Site of Military Training Activities During the War of Resistance Against Japan is located in the Old Enclosure of Taigongling Village, Dalingshan Town, with GPS coordinates: 22°55'09.3"N, 113°48'42.1"E, and an elevation of 34 meters. This site was originally built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, facing south with a north orientation, and features a traditional three-bay, two-courtyard layout, measuring...
The Shao Tong Ancestral Hall – Site of the Armament Repair Workshop of the Guangdong People’s Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Forces is located in Xinwei, Taigongling Village, Dalingshan Town, with GPS coordinates: 22°55'22.9"N, 113°48'41.9"E, and an elevation of 32 meters. This ancestral hall was first built during the Ming Dynasty, covering a total area of 242 square meters. In 1940…
The Yin Ancestral Hall – Site of the Dashaxiang Peasant Association is located at Jiwei, Dashaxiang Village, Dalingshan Town. GPS coordinates: 22°55'50.9"N, 113°50'07.1"E, elevation 22 meters. The entire ancestral hall faces southwest from the northeast, featuring a traditional three-bay, three-courtyard layout, with a depth of 29.86 meters and a…
The Floating Bamboo Hill Martyrs' Monument is located atop Lutou Ridge in Floating Bamboo Hill Village, Liaobu Town, Dongguan City. To commemorate the martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Battle of Floating Bamboo Hill in 1949, the Liaobu Town government constructed this monument in August 1974. In 1997, with funding from the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau, the Liaobu Town government renovated the monument. …
The Shangtun Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is located atop Diniu Ridge in Shangtun Village, Liaobu Town, Dongguan City. It was built in the summer of 1970 by the Liaobu Commune with funding from the Dongguan County People's Government to commemorate revolutionary martyrs such as Zhong Shui and Zhong Chu, who sacrificed their lives during the War of Resistance Against Japan and the Liberation War. In 1992, the monument was renovated with funding from the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau by the Liaobu Town Government...
The Fuzhushan Battle Site is located on Ludouling in Fuzhushan Village, Liaobu Town, with GPS coordinates: 22°58'41.1"N, 113°50'38.5"E, at an elevation of 22 meters. On June 21, 1949, Li Guiping, the military commissioner, and Liu Hui, the political instructor of the New First Battalion of the Third Regiment of the First Detachment of the Dongjiang Column of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Guangdong-Guangxi-Hunan Border Column...
The former site of the Second District Government Office is located in Dashiban Village, Lianping, Dalingshan Town, Dongguan City. Originally a three-story brick-and-wood watchtower, it had a gable-and-hip tiled house on the north side, measuring 9.5 meters in length and 5 meters in width, with a total area of approximately 47 square meters. It was built in 1939 by Huang Jihua, a villager of the village, to guard against bandits. With the consolidation of the…
Hongyu Kuang Ancestral Hall – Site of the Former Garrison of the Third Battalion of the Guangdong People’s Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Forces is located at Dalingshan, Taigongling Village, Dalingding, with GPS coordinates: 22°55'11.6"N, 113°48'48.5"E, and an elevation of 36 meters. The site was originally built in the 21st year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1895), established by...
The Site of the Underground Communication Station of the Dongbao United County Committee of the Communist Party of China is located in Xinwei, Taigongling Village, Dalingshan Town. It was originally the residence of local villagers Mr. and Mrs. Kuang Yingtao, but now only ruins remain. GPS coordinates: 22°55'20.9"N, 113°48'43.6"E, elevation 33 meters. In January 1938, an underground…
Dunhou Hall — Site of the Women Cadres Training Class for Party Members During the War of Resistance Against Japan is located in Yuanshan Village Group, Taigongling Village, Dalingshan Town. GPS coordinates: 22°55'23.9"N, 113°48'43.9"E, elevation 32 meters. Dunhou Hall was first built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, facing south with a northward orientation, featuring a three-bay, two-courtyard layout...
The Qingxi Revolutionary Martyrs Monument is located on Dawo Mountain to the south of Qingxi Town, Dongguan City. The monument stands 9.9 meters tall, with the nine golden characters “Qingxi Revolutionary Martyrs Monument” engraved on the front. The base is 6.5 meters long and 4 meters wide, with the front inscribed with a text recounting the glorious history of the revolutionary struggles of the people of Qingxi during the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War...
The site of the Kuomintang Dongguan County Government in the early stages of the War of Resistance Against Japan is located within Shixin Yangxian School in Zhangmutou Town. GPS coordinates: 22°54'19.6"N, 114°04'58.0"E, elevation 10 meters. Yangxian School was built in 1930 as a building that blends Chinese and Western architectural styles, facing south with its back to the north. In November 1938...
The Fanggai Ridge Battle Site is located on the north side of Qishi Village in Qishi Town, along the Dongjiang Riverbank in the area now stretching from Wong Tai Sin Park to Golden Coast Sports Corridor. GPS coordinates: 23°05'01.6"N, 114°00'32.1"E, at an elevation of 12 meters. On October 21, 1938, over 300 Japanese soldiers...
The Anti-Japanese Struggle Site at Wuxian Pool in Yanwo is located in Yanwo Village, Shipai Town. GPS coordinates: 23°06'00.6"N, 113°53'42.6"E, elevation 8 meters. During the Anti-Japanese War, Japanese troops occupied Shilong and frequently sent small squads to harass nearby villages and search for traces of anti-Japanese forces. …
The former site of the Dapianmei Tax Station is located at Chenjiating in Dapianmei Village, Dalingshan Town, Dongguan City. Also known as Wulang Family School, it covers a length of 11.6 meters, a width of 14.1 meters, and has an area of approximately 163 square meters. It is a Qing Dynasty building consisting of a single courtyard, one entryway, and four parallel rooms. In December 1943, after the establishment of the East River Column, in order to break through the enemy’s economic—
The Shilong Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is located within Zhongshan Park in Shilong Town. GPS coordinates: 23°06'46.3"N, 113°51'07.4"E, at an elevation of 5 meters. The memorial hall faces south and is a two-story structure built with brick, wood, and stone, later modified with a steel truss roof. It measures 42.2 meters in length and 26 meters in width, with a total floor area of 120…
The Humen Monument to Anti-Japanese Martyrs and Compatriots Who Died in the War is located at the summit of E’gong Mountain in Zexu Community, Humen Town. GPS coordinates: 22°49'12.1"N, 113°39'43.0"E, elevation 50 meters. On October 23, 1938, Japanese forces occupied Humen. The military and civilians of Humen carried forward the glorious tradition of anti-imperialism and anti-aggression…