Guangdong Dongjiang National Wetland Park is a proposed national wetland park in Dongyuan County, to be built along the Dongjiang River section from Dongyuan County town to Sujiawei Scenic Area in Yihetown. The park is designed to center around the Dongjiang wetland ecosystem, feature the natural river landscape and the Hakka cultural charm of Sujiawei, and highlight the rich wetland culture...
Heyuan Dongjiang Paintball Club is currently the largest and most advanced paintball park in the province, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. Located in Dongfanghong Village, Dongyuan, Heyuan, the club is just 7 kilometers from downtown Heyuan. By driving along Binjiang Avenue and crossing Shengli Bridge, you can reach it in just 10 minutes. The...
Wanlv Valley Leisure Resort Scenic Area (shortened as Wanlv Valley) is located by Wanlv Lake in Dongxing Village, Huilong Town, Dongyuan County, Heyuan City, Guangdong Province. It is the first pristine natural fishing village along the Wanlv Lake ring road, preserving breathtaking landscapes sealed away for half a century and an intact primitive social landscape. The Wanlv Valley Leisure Resort Scenic Area is divided into the Yewuping…
The Hakka Culture Museum at Wanlv Lake was established and opened to the public in October 2006. The Hakka Culture Museum — with its name inscribed by the renowned Chinese cartoonist Hua Junwu — was designed and constructed in the distinctive arcade-style architecture unique to the Hakka people. The exhibition space spans two floors, covering a construction area of nearly 2,000 square meters, and the architectural style is entirely...
Shangyuan Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery is located at Pengwugang in Xinnan Village, Shangyuan Town. In the 1950s, a martyrs' monument was erected on Xuetanggang. Due to surrounding residential construction, it was relocated to its current site in 1991 where a memorial monument was built. The site was expanded into a revolutionary martyrs' cemetery in 2002, covering an area of over 4,000 square meters. The cemetery includes a…
The former site of the Qu Long Branch is located in Qu Long Village, Kanghe Town, Dongyuan County. In the winter of 1925, influenced by the peasant movement in Haifeng, Zhong Zihuai, Liu Xiqin, and others initiated and organized the first peasant association in Dongyuan County, the "Soviet Qu Long Peasant Association." Lai Min served as the president, and the meeting place was set up in this very house. From then on, the peasant movement in Dongyuan County flourished under the leadership of the Party. Within less than a year, 24 peasant associations were established across the county, with over 2,400 members. In the winter of 1927, the first grassroots Communist Party organization in Dongyuan County—the Qu Long Branch—was formed, with Lai Min as the branch secretary, directly under the leadership of the Special Branch of the CPC Zijin County.
The former site of the Rear Dongjiang Special Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (abbreviated as the Rear Dongjiang Special Committee) and the “Spark Newspaper” is located in Wenxiutang, Yongxin, Huangcun, Dongyuan County. In February 1941, with the approval of the Provincial Committee, the Rear Dongjiang Special Committee of the CCP was established in Shuibei, Longchuan County. The committee was led by Secretary Liang Weilin, with Zhang Zhixin as head of the Organization Department, Rao Huangxiang as head of the Propaganda Department, …
The former site of the JiuLian Regional Committee of the CPC and the headquarters of the Guangdong-Jiangxi Border Detachment is located at Liujiao Tower in Xinnan Village, Shangwan Town, Dongyuan County. In February 1947, the Working Committee of the JiuLian Area of the CPC (referred to as the JiuLian Working Committee) was established in Hong Kong, with Yan Shangmin serving as secretary. In March of the same year, Yan Shangmin and other members of the JiuLian Working Committee entered the JiuLian area to lead the restoration of armed...
Rongfeng Mansion is located in Xiankeng Village, Kanghe Town, Dongyuan County, Heyuan City. The "Rongfeng Mansion" Four-Courtyard Tower covers an area of over 4,000 square meters. The entire building is square-shaped, with a rigorous structure and a balanced, symmetrical layout. It is divided into four main sections and four wings, with the wings featuring distinct sections, hence the name "Four-Courtyard Tower." This building was constructed by Ye Jingting (also known as Ye Zheng), the 27th-generation ancestor of the Ye family...
Yifeng Su Ancestral Hall is located in Suwei Village, Yihé Town, Dongyuan County. It was first built in the late Ming Dynasty. Originally the Guanghua Hall of Su Yifeng, the 16th-generation descendant of the Song Dynasty literary figure Su Dongpo, it was later renamed Yifeng Su Ancestral Hall. The hall features a three-courtyard, quadrangle-style layout. The main structure has a flush-gable roof and a post-and-lintel beam system. The main gate is built with massive stone walls, and the stone plaque above the gate...
Zengtian Town Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery is located on Linggang Mountain in Zengtian Town, Dongyuan County. The cemetery was built in 1966 and renovated in 1998, facing southwest and situated northeast. It commemorates 29 martyrs from Zengtian Town who sacrificed their lives heroically during the Liberation War and the Korean War. The cemetery consists of a gatehouse, a memorial monument, and martyr tombs, covering…
Zhaoxi Township Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery is located on a small hill behind the People's Government of Zhaoxi Township, in Zhonglian Village, Zhaoxi Township, Dongyuan County. The cemetery was built in 1967 and renovated in 2005 to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs from Zhaoxi Township who sacrificed their lives during the War of Resistance Against Japan and the Liberation War. The gateway archway of the cemetery features a central plaque adorned with a relief copper...
The Huangcun Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery is located on the summit of Fuligang Mountain to the east of Huangcun Town, Dongyuan County. Built in 1957, the cemetery features a memorial monument about 12 meters high standing in the center. The front of the monument bears six large characters reading "Long Live the Fallen Martyrs," topped with a torch and inscribed below with an epitaph and the names of 102 martyrs. Inside...
The Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument in Luohu Town is located on an unnamed small hill in Luohu Village, Luohu Town, Dongyuan County. The monument faces southeast and was built in 1963. It was primarily erected to commemorate the heroic sacrifices of seven martyrs, including Platoon Leader Dong Zhong, Political Instructor Mai Qiniu, and Deputy Platoon Leader Peng Guanchong, who died in the Battle of Luohu Daping in the Jiulian Mountain area in 1948...
The Martyrs' Monument in Rubu Village is located at the western slope of Dadingshan Mountain in Rubu Village, Yetan Town, Dongyuan County. In 1940, Ouyang Yuan and Cai Zipei, members of the Communist Party Committee of Heyuan County, worked as teachers at Zuanshou School and established the monument to commemorate local soldiers who died in the War of Resistance against Japan. It later collapsed. In 2005, when Yetan Town was constructing a revolutionary martyrs'...
The Hexi (encompassing six towns: Chuantang, Shangwan, Sanhe, Zhangxi, Luohu, and Zengtian) Revolutionary History Exhibition Hall is located in the town center of Chuantang, on the left side within the Hexi Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery. The exhibition hall was completed in the summer of 2010. It covers an area of 120 square meters, with a built-up area of 260 square meters. The original commander of the Second Brigade of the Dongjiang Column...
The Revolutionary History of the Huangcun Area (including the three towns of Huangcun, Yetan, and Kanghe) and the Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall (hereinafter referred to as the Memorial Hall) is located beneath the Huangcun Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery. The Memorial Hall was planned in 2009 and completed in 2010. It was inscribed by Zheng…, former deputy commander of the Second Brigade of the Dongjiang Column, Vice Chairman of the Provincial CPPCC, and head of the — Department of the Provincial Party Committee...
The Xiantang Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is located in Zhangmucuo Village, Reshui, Xiantang Town, Dongyuan County. The monument commemorates the People's Liberation Army soldiers Zhang Qunying, … who sacrificed their lives in an intense battle with over 100 remnants of the “– National Salvation Army” bandits at Zhangmuzhai Village, Reshui, Xiantang on September 24, 1950, while pursuing the bandits as part of the Independent Seventh Regiment of the Dongjiang Military Sub-district under the Guangdong Military District.
The Battle Site of the Dareren Ridge is located on Dareren Ridge in Qutan Village, Yihuo Town, Dongyuan County, atop a steep and lofty mountain. In January 1949, the Second Detachment of the Dongjiang Column of the Guangdong–Jiangxi–Hunan Border Guerrilla Unit of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, commanded by Yan Shangmin and Zheng Qun, concentrated over 1,400 troops from more than ten detachments including the Third, Fourth, and Seventh Regiments as well as the River Defense Brigade. They set up an ambush against the Kuomintang’s 13th Security Regiment of Guangdong Province, which was attempting to…
The negotiation site ruins in Hengkeng Village are located in Banjing, Hengkeng Village, Zengtian Town, Dongyuan County. In January 1949, after the East River Second Detachment of the Guangdong–Jiangxi–Hunan Border Column dealt a heavy blow to the Nationalist Guangdong Provincial Security Regiment No. 13 on Darenling Mountain by the Dongjiang River, the regiment suffered significant losses. Amidst the continuous major victories of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in the Northeast and North China campaigns, which served as a powerful deterrent…