The ruins of the Japanese puppet airport in Wuchagou are located at the foot of the mountain 2 kilometers southeast of Wuchagou Town. The airport is 800 meters long and 1200 meters wide. Nine aircraft shelters (hangars) were built on the site, each accompanied by a small ammunition depot. The aircraft shelters are shaped like half a steamed bun, standing over 5 meters high, 12 meters wide, and 24 meters long,...
Meidonggou Martyrs' Cemetery is located 300 meters north of Meidonggou Natural Village, Xinhua Village, Xingjiashe Township, Gujiao City. On November 16, 1948, the Central Military Commission issued an instruction to the Taiyuan Front: "Capture several more outlying strongholds, secure control of the airport, then cease attacks and shift to political offensives." The Taiyuan Campaign Front Committee ordered...
The Zhou Hongtao Martyrdom Memorial Site is located on Qingsong Ridge atop the northeast ridge of Shangshisha Village, Yuanxiang Township, Gujiao City. On June 8, 1940, Zhou Hongtao, then County Magistrate of the Taiyuan County Anti-Japanese Democratic Government, along with Dong Yifei and four others, were traveling from the plains to the Eighth Sub-region to report their work to the leadership. They were carrying a mimeograph machine as well as documents, white cotton cloth, towels, paper...
The Site of the Xiaoloufeng Incident is located in Xiaoloufeng Village, Chang’an Township, Gujiao City. On January 1, 1942, the CCP County Committees and County Governments of Qingtai-Xu and Yutai-Qi, the offices of the Seventh Special Administrative Region, all officers and soldiers of the Fourth Guerrilla Battalion of Qingtai-Xu, and the pistol squad of the 120th Division moved into Xiaoloufeng Village to prepare for an expanded meeting of Party and government cadres from the Seventh Special Administrative Region, reorganize the troops…
The Site of the Battle of Caoguangtou is located on a mountain ridge 300 meters west of Caoguangtou Village, Xingjiaye Township, Gujiao City. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese invaders built a reinforced brick-and-stone stronghold here, featuring a main watchtower in the center, a tunnel to the west with over ten residential rooms, and several smaller bunkers around, covering an area of about 3,000 square meters. A small Japanese squad and over sixty puppet troops were stationed there…
The Former Site of the Eighth Sub-district of Jin-Sui is located to the west of Guantou Village, Chakou Township, Gujiao. Originally built as a village temple during the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty, it retains 15 rooms including the main hall and side halls, covering an area of 600 square meters. The Eighth Sub-district served as the southern gateway to the Jin-Sui Base Area and was a vital transportation route connecting the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region with various anti-Japanese bases, holding significant strategic importance. In November 1942…
The Gujiao Cultural Site is located about 600 meters east of Lijiashe Village, Taoyuan Subdistrict, Gujiao City, dating back to the Paleolithic Age. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage protection unit in Taiyuan. …
The Shiqianfeng Cultural Site is located at Beishiqianfeng in Beishigou Village, Xingjiashhe Township, Gujiao City, dating back to the Paleolithic Age. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site protected by Taiyuan City. …
The Monument to the Martyrs of the Eighth Sub-district Who Died for the Country is located in Mulianpo Village, Chang’an Township, Gujiao City, and dates back to 1944. It is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Taiyuan City. …
Our Lady of Hekou Temple is located to the west of Hekou Village, Hekou Town, Gujiao City, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit in Taiyuan. …
The Wangjiagou Site in Gujiao is located about 200 meters south of Wangjiagou Village, Dongqu Subdistrict Office, Gujiao City, and dates back to the Paleolithic Age. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage protection unit of Taiyuan City. …
The Changyugou Site is located about 200 meters east of Changyugou Community, Dongqu Subdistrict Office, Gujiao City, and dates back to the Paleolithic Age. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
The Dayao Mountain Site is located on Dayao Mountain, about 100 meters east of Guantou Village in Chakou Township, Gujiao City. It dates back to the Xia Dynasty. The site is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Taiyuan. …
The Liangshangmao Site is located on Liangshangmao Hill, approximately 100 meters northeast of Majiakou Village, Chang’an Township, Gujiao City. It dates back to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. The Liangshangmao Site is a municipal-level cultural heritage site protected by Taiyuan City. …
The Guojialiang Tomb Cluster is located at the summit of Huyey Mountain, 7,500 meters north of Guojialiang Village, Chang’an Township, Gujiao City. Its age is undetermined. The Guojialiang Tomb Cluster is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
Guanyin Hall at Guantou, Chakou Township is located to the east of Guantou Village, Chakou Township, Gujiao City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …
The Three Guan Yu Temples are located to the north of Sanjia Natural Village, Longzi Village, Xingjia She Township, Gujiao City. They date back to the Qing Dynasty. The Three Guan Yu Temples are a municipal-level cultural heritage site of Taiyuan City. …
The Chakou Stage is located in Chakou Village, Chakou Township, Gujiao City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. The Chakou Stage is a municipal-level cultural heritage site of Taiyuan City. …
Nanhai Temple is located in Malianzui Natural Village, Wuermao Village, Hekou Town, Gujiao City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. Nanhai Temple is a municipal-level cultural heritage site of Taiyuan City. …
Xiqu Fuxiang Temple is located to the west of Xiqu Community, Xiqu Subdistrict Office, Gujiao City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. Xiqu Fuxiang Temple is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Taiyuan City. …