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Sifang Mountain Villa

Published: 2026-10-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-10-24 — Sifang Mountain Villa is located in Yuejiaqiao Town, Yiyang City, just a few kilometers from National Highway 319. It is only a few dozen minutes’ drive from both downtown Changsha and downtown Yiyang...

Sifang Mountain Villa

Sifang Mountain Villa
  Sifang Mountain Villa is situated in Yuejiaqiao Town, Yiyang City, merely a few kilometers from National Highway 319. With convenient transportation and a pleasant climate, it is surrounded by green mountains, flowing streams, layered forests, and towering ancient trees. The local chronicle of Yiyang County states: “The county boasts beautiful scenery stretching in all directions.” The name “Sifang (Four Directions) Mountain” comes from the fact that it is embraced by mountains on all sides.

  Originally, Sifang Mountain was the site of the “691 Base,” which was the headquarters of a certain Malaysian organization. Covering an area of over 200 acres, in January 1969, the leader of the organization, Hong Tao, full of resolve, led more than 200 close followers to relocate here and engaged in a long, arduous, and heroic political struggle against domestic opposition forces. In the early 1980s, after the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Malaysia, Hong Tao, after many twists and turns, finally returned to his homeland after years of absence — yet he never came back again. Only the murmuring mountain streams continue to whisper stories of timeless emotions... As time passed and the world changed, the dust of time was gently brushed away like the sleeve of Father Time, revealing the once-hidden beauty of Sifang Mountain. This long-sealed history has only recently become known to the world.

  Today, Sifang Mountain Villa attracts visitors from far and wide with its unique natural environment and profound historical legacy. Within the villa, there is a mysterious and deep air-raid shelter, over 900 meters long, featuring more than 40 rooms of various sizes; a Presidential Palace with green bricks, grey tiles, upturned eaves, and enduring grandeur; Ministerial Buildings nestled among green mountains, shaded by lush trees, and filled with birdsong and floral fragrance; as well as a swimming pool with shimmering, rippling waters — a breathtaking sight that allows you to fully immerse yourself in the wonder, wildness, tranquility, and seclusion of nature, bringing endless joy of returning to the natural world.

  

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