Revolutionary Site Complex of the Guangdong-Guangxi Provincial Government in Wenwuba

　　In August 1933, the Chinese Soviet Government decided to establish the Guangdong-Guangxi Provincial Government. Subsequently, the Guangdong-Guangxi Military District, the Guangdong-Guangxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, the Guangdong-Guangxi Provincial Soviet Government, and the Guangdong-Guangxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League successively set up offices here. In late April 1934, during the extremely difficult period of the Fifth Encirclement and Suppression Campaign, Comrade Mao Zedong came to inspect the Guangdong-Guangxi Provincial Government from Ruijin, where the Chinese Soviet Government was located. He stayed for three months, during which he climbed Lan Mountain outside Huichang City. After returning to his residence at Zuowu in Wenwuba, he wrote the famous poem "Qingpingyue · Huichang." The Wenwuba Revolutionary Site Complex is embraced by the Mianshui River in front and surrounded by green hills in the back, with the fragrance of rice and beans in the air, blending cultural and natural landscapes. The main building covers an area of more than 2,000 square meters, was built during the Qing Dynasty, and features a traditional architectural style similar to that of the "nine courtyards and eighteen halls." It faces north and sits south, nestled by mountains and water, with a brick-and-wood structure and a flush-gable roof. The building holds high historical and cultural research value, and the interior has been restored to display items used by Red Army officers and soldiers.