The Monument to Martyr Zhang Hepeng is located on the mountainside of Huangling Mountain, about 100 meters northeast of Zhongxin Town in Lianping County and approximately 200 meters from the Second People's Hospital of the county. Zhang Hepeng, originally from Songkou in Meixian, Guangdong, was born in Indonesia. He returned to China at the age of 14 to study and later joined the Dongjiang Column. He had served as a teacher at Datian Primary School in Longjie, Houdong Primary School in Dahú, Zhongxin Town Primary School in Lianping, and other places, using his teaching position as a cover to engage in revolutionary activities...
The Beitou Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is located on Aotou Mountain in Likeng Village, Beitou Town, Lianping County, approximately 100 meters from the Provincial Highway Guandeng Line. Built in March 1985, the monument faces southeast and covers an area of about 200 square meters. It was erected by the People's Government of Beitou Town to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs who contributed to the liberation of Beitou in 1949 and those who sacrificed their lives during the...
The Long Street Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is located on the mountainside of Chaoshan in Longxing Village, Long Street Town, Heping County, approximately 1 kilometer from the Long Street Town government. The monument was built to commemorate the 25 martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the revolutionary struggles carried out by the Beijiang Detachment in the areas of Long Street, Xishan, and Tianyuan. It was initially constructed in November 1949 within the Long Street Health Clinic…
The Big Lake and Triangle Battle Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is located at the Laojie Neighborhood Committee in Xiuduan Town, Lianping County. This revolutionary martyrs' monument was built to commemorate those who sacrificed their lives heroically during the Big Lake and Triangle Battles from 1946 to 1949. Constructed in 1957, it faces north and has a total area of approximately 500 square meters. It is built with bricks, stones…
The Niuxing Path Battle Site is located in Niuxing Path, Fengpan Village, Xishan Town, Lianping County, near National Highway 105. In the spring of 1947, the Kuomintang government crazily implemented the "Three Levies"—causing great suffering among the people. At that time, Ye Shaoxiong led the Flying Tigers team of the Jiangbei People's Self-Defense Corps, operating in areas such as Ruan'keng and Dongshui, and detained Zhang Shaohuai, the deputy captain of the Xidong Township Militia, to force the Xidong Township Office of the Kuomintang to abandon the "Three Levies." This action provoked a siege of the Flying Tigers by over 200 men, including the "Bandit Suppression Brigade" of the Lianping County Government led by Zhang Hanxuan and the Xidong Township Militia led by Township Chief Ye Shaochen. After the siege failed to capture them, the enemy left He Neng, the captain of the county militia’s squadron, with over 20 men, and around 30 members of the Xidong Township Militia stationed at the Xidong Township Office and Ruan’keng Street, attempting to annihilate the Flying Tigers.
The Battle Site of the Cenggao Mountain Engagement is located on Cenggao Mountain in Cenggao Village, Longjie Town, Lianping County. In August 1947, the command headquarters of the Jiangbei People's Self-Defense Corps led guerrilla squads, the Steel Company, the Flying Tigers Unit, the Heroes Unit, and the Northeast Unit — totaling over 400 personnel — to set up camp around Panwu in Yangfutang, near Matou and Baishou. On August 12, the enemy dispatched four...
The Liberation of Longjie Battle Site is located in the old street area of Longjie Town, Heping County. In the summer of 1949, the Second Regiment of the Second Detachment of the East River Column of the Chinese People's Liberation Army achieved resounding victories in the New-Lian River Border Area with eight consecutive wins in eight battles and ten straight victories in the New-Ing-Weng-Fo Border Area. In late May, they decided to press ahead and liberate Longjie, clearing out all enemy strongholds to the east of Xinfeng County and…
The Site of the Shuixi Battle is located at Xinyue Walled House in Shuixi Village, Tianyuan Town, Lianping County. After March 1948, the Jiangbei People's Self-Defense Corps issued important directives regarding the counter-encirclement struggle. It required that under the situation of the enemy’s focused offensive, troops, key militia members, and cadres of the peasant association should move to mountainous areas to avoid the enemy’s sharp attacks, engage in maneuvering warfare, and preserve...
The former site of the Meidongkou Battle is located at Meidongkou, Tianxi Village, Tianyuan Town, Lianping County. On March 9, 1948, after Ye Lianming, Ye Shaoxiong, and others led over 100 soldiers and civilians to repel the bandit forces of Xie Yuechen in areas such as Maobu Mountain, they returned that night to Baishihu and Hebei to review the battle experience. At this time, Zheng Dadong, the leader of the Jiangbei People’s Self-Defense…
The Site of the Establishment of the Lianan Flying Tigers Unit is located at Heshang’an on Hualuoshan Mountain in Tiandong Village, Tianyuan Town, Lianping County. Tianyuan Town (formerly Tianyuan Township) is a remote mountainous area and served as an important stronghold for the activities of the local Lianan military forces. In June 1947, Ye Lianming and Ye Shaoxiong used areas such as Baishihu, Hebei, and Meidongkou as their bases and gradually organized the local farmers...
The Battlefield Site of the Attack on Lianping by the Second Division of the Nationalist Revolutionary Army of Guangdong is located at Qingcaojing, Jingkouwu, Huhu Village, Yuanshan Town, Lianping County. Qingcaojing is a small valley between two wild mountain ridges, approximately 3 li in length. In June 1922, warlord Chen Jiongming openly betrayed the Nationalist Revolution in Guangzhou. Later, unable to hold his position in Guangzhou, Chen fled to Huizhou with his troops,…
The Site of the Guidong Counteroffensive is located near Chating’an in Dahu Village, Potou Town, Lianping County, covering an area of about 500 square meters. On August 1, 1948, a regiment of over 700 troops from the Kuomintang’s Zhou Jishi forces stationed in Wengyuan, along with the Lianping Militia and others, divided into three routes to carry out a “mopping-up” operation in areas such as Dahu, Tangtian, and Sankeng villages in Potou Town. The San Shui area was the first...
The Huangmeixie Battle Site is located in Guanling Village, Potou Town, Lianping County. On the night of June 20, 1949, just before the liberation of the county seat, Huang Boqiang, the then Nationalist county magistrate of Lianping, and Xie Yuechen, commander of the “bandit suppression” brigade, led over 300 troops to flee westward from the county town to Potou. In order to overthrow the Huang Boqiang regime and achieve the full liberation of Lianping...
The crash site of the battle to force Xie Yuechen’s surrender is located at Maxizitouxiawu, Jinzhong Village, Potou Town, Lianping County. After the liberation of Lianping County, Huang Boqiang, the Kuomintang county magistrate of Lianping, along with Xie Yuechen, leader of the “bandit suppression” brigade, and over 300 others fled to Potou, intending to escape to Taiwan or Hong Kong with the retreating Kuomintang forces. In mid-September 1949, a part of the 13th Corps of the People’s Liberation Army advancing southward, as well as the Independent Second Battalion of the First Detachment of the North River under the command of Yang Ke from the Guangdong–Jiangxi–Hunan Border Column, and the First Battalion of the Fifth Regiment of the Second Detachment of the East River under the command of Zeng Kunyi from the same column, marched into Potou. Seeing the situation deteriorate, Huang Boqiang abandoned the accompanying military and government personnel and fled to Hong Kong with just over ten trusted aides. Meanwhile, Xie Yuechen led his remaining 300 troops up to Huan Mountain behind his residence to put up stubborn resistance.
The former site of Mary’s Hospital in the Jiulian Guerrilla Zone is located at the ancestral home of the Wen family in Zuokeng, Hucun, Neiguan Town, Lianping County, approximately 8 kilometers from Jiulian Market. The site consists of one main hall and two living rooms, constructed with a mixture of yellow mud, sandstone, and bamboo strips. Due to years of neglect and weathering, one of the houses has collapsed, and the remaining structures are leaning. In 1947…
The former site of the New Track Guerrilla Activity Base is located in Zhongcun Village, Shangping Town, Lianping County. It consists of several mountain village cottages situated at the border between the mountainous area and Jiangxi Province to the north. In November 1945, after the Third Detachment of the Dongjiang Column advanced into the Jiulian Mountains and decided to operate in dispersed units, Chen Yimin, head of the detachment’s political department, and Deng Fa, commander of the First Battalion, led a guerrilla squad of over 30 members...
The Site of the Intelligent Elimination of "Big Gun Flame" Battle is located on Laoruan Pit Street (now around Ruan Pit Primary School) in Ruan Pit Village, Xishan Town, Lianping County. The former Ruan Pit Township of Xishan Town once had a small market town where the Kuomintang Ruan Pit Township government and the joint defense team were stationed. Ye Shengyan, captain of the Ruan Pit Township Joint Defense Team and nicknamed "Big Gun Flame," relied on the power of the Kuomintang bandit troops and led...
The Yangtanggang Battle Site is located in Yangtanggang, Sanjiao Town, Lianping County (about 300 meters to the left of the Zhongding Highway Sanjiao section). In 1948, organizations such as peasant associations, women’s groups, children’s corps, and militia units sprang up like mushrooms in the Dahua area. As a result, the enemy intensified their “encirclement and suppression” and “mopping-up” campaigns in the Jiulian region. …
The Former Site of the Yuwu Counter-Encirclement Battle is located in Yuwu, Yangjiang Village, Sanjiao Town, Lianping County. In 1948, peasant associations, women's organizations, and militia groups sprang up like mushrooms in the Dahua area, prompting the enemy to intensify their encirclement and suppression campaigns in the Jiulian region. In March 1948, the enemy mobilized forces in an attempt to completely eliminate the revolutionary…
Gaopizhai, also known as Gaopizhai Street, is located in Hexi Village, Gaowan Town, Lianping County, on the west side of the road from Zhongxin Market Town to Gaowan Reservoir, approximately 11 kilometers away. It served as a forward outpost and protective barrier for Qingzhou, the location of the then People’s Government of Lianhe County under the Chinese Communist Party during the Liberation War. In January 1949, the People’s Government of Lianhe County was established at Shantang in Qingzhou; on March 3, our forces…