Former Site of the CPC Huizhou-Xunwu-An’yi Central County Committee

　　0 The former site of the Central County Committee, located in Yunmenling Town, was a vital transportation hub connecting Jiangxi to Guangdong and Fujian provinces, historically contested by military forces. During the Central Soviet Area period, the 0 Huizhou-Xunwu-An’yi Central County Committee was headquartered here.　

　　In June 1932, Chiang Kai-shek was preparing to launch the fourth “encirclement and suppression” campaign against the Soviet Area. To strengthen leadership in the border region, - Comrade, in accordance with the resolution of the 0 Central Committee and the directives of the Jiangxi Provincial Committee, convened a conference of party activists from Huichang, Xunwu, and Anyi counties here, establishing the 0 Huizhou-Xunwu-An’yi Central County Committee. - served as the secretary and political commissar of the Third Sub-district of the Jiangxi Military District. He lived and worked here for nearly a year.

　　After the establishment of the Central County Committee, under the leadership of - Comrade, the committee reorganized and strengthened the party and government structures at the county, district, and township levels, continuously boosting the enthusiasm of Soviet cadres. It rapidly expanded local armed forces, developed guerrilla warfare, and consolidated and enlarged the revolutionary base areas. It deepened the land revolution, resolutely resisting the “Left”-leaning land policies, while also emphasizing economic and cultural development, leading to vigorous economic growth in the southern part of the Soviet Area. The committee mobilized the people of the three counties to actively expand the Red Army and support the front lines, contributing maximum manpower and resources to defend the Central Soviet Area and crush the - encirclement campaigns. Notably, - insisted on proceeding from reality and seeking truth from facts, implementing the correct line represented by Mao Zedong. However, the highly effective work of the Huizhou-Xunwu-An’yi Central County Committee, led by -, was erroneously criticized by the “Left” opportunism of the Central Bureau of the Soviet Area. At the end of March 1933, the Central Bureau held a conference of party activists from the three counties here, focusing so-called “Bolshevik” firepower to wrongly criticize - (who had been transferred to serve as head of the Propaganda Department of the Jiangxi Provincial Committee), and proposed to extend the struggle against the “Huizhou-Xunwu-An’yi Luo Ming Line” to every party branch. In June, the first 0 Congress of the three counties was held here, leading to varying degrees of reorganization of the Central County Committee and the county committees of the three counties. In July, the Central People’s Government decided to establish additional counties such as Menling and Xijiang, subsequently dissolving the Huizhou Central County Committee.

　　The current site is a Qing Dynasty-era residential building constructed of brick and wood, covering an area of 520 square meters. In 1987, it was designated as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit by the Jiangxi Provincial Government.