Former Site of the Guangxi Provincial Congress of the Chinese Communist Party

　　It is situated at the residence of the Qin family in Luocun, about 2.5 kilometers west of Sanli Town in present-day Guigang City. The original building had a hanging hip roof and was made of brick and wood. Today, only a small gate and an open hall remain. The gate is 2 meters high and 1.3 meters wide, with a tiled, flat-topped superstructure. The open hall served as the meeting venue back then; it is 4 meters wide, 6 meters deep, and 7 meters high, with a mud-brick wall and a grey-tiled roof. On November 7, 1936, the Guangxi Provincial Yijiang River Congress of the CCP was held here, attended by over 20 delegates from 7 counties. The meeting was presided over by Chen An, during which the Provincial Working Committee was established. Chen An was elected as the Secretary, with Huang Zhang, Peng Maogui, Chen Huguang, and Teng Xinxin (female) serving as committee members.

　　Chen An 　　Chen An, originally named Yang Shan’an, was born in January 1910 in Danan Village, Qiaoxu, Guixian County. In July 1928, he joined the Communist Youth League, and in November of the same year, he became a member of the Chinese Communist Party. He once served as a member of the Qiaoxu District Committee of the CCP and Secretary of its Youth League Committee, as well as a member of the Guixian County Youth League Committee and the Guixian County Committee of the CCP. Later, he became the Secretary of the Guixian County Committee of the CCP. After 1931, he served as an inspector and committee member of the Guangxi Special Committee of the CCP. On November 7, 1936, he presided over the Guangxi Provincial Congress of the CCP in Luocun, Sanli, Guixian, where the Guangxi Provincial Working Committee of the CCP was established, and Chen An was elected as Secretary and Head of the Organization Department. In early July 1939, the Guangxi Provincial Working Committee of the CCP... More+

　　Huang Zhang 　　Huang Zhang, also known as Wenbo, and formerly known as Huang Yuan, Lü Er, Lü Shanshou, and Lin Ai, was born on October 20, 1901, into a poor farming family in Xishan Township, Guixian County, Guangxi. Huang Zhang was intelligent and quick-witted from a young age. Unable to continue his education after primary school, he worked as a shop assistant in herb stores and general goods shops in Luxu Town, Binyang County, and Nanning. Huang Zhang was diligent, skillful, and clever, earning praise from his employers. An old traditional Chinese medicine doctor who ran a shop even decided to train him as a physician. Huang Zhang was deeply grateful but declined the kind offer because he believed healing societal illnesses was more urgent than treating physical ailments. Soon after, he bid farewell to the old doctor and resolutely embarked on the revolutionary path.... More+

　　Peng Maogui (1905～1945)　　Peng Maogui, also known as Peng Deming, He Yongming, and Lao Liang, was born in 1905 in Quanjian Village, Tielian Township, Xingye County (now part of Yulin City), Guangxi. His father passed away when he was 3, and his mother when he was 9. He was subsequently raised and educated by paternal uncles from the extended family. In the winter of 1926, Peng Maogui graduated from Dongshan Primary School in Xingye County, and later enrolled in Xingye Middle School. From a young age, he was diligent, studious, and ambitious, consistently ranking top in his class, earning admiration from classmates and appreciation from teachers. During the period of the Great Revolution, influenced by revolutionary ideals, he actively participated in various progressive activities within and outside school and was elected president of the Student Union. Through student... More+

　　Chen Huguang (1911～1960)　　Chen Huguang (1911–1960), also known as Chen Ce and Chen Zhujī, was from Mengdong Village, Fucheng Township, Hengxian County. In 1926, he was admitted to Hengxian County Normal School and became a member of the Hengxian County Student Federation the following year. In July 1928, he transferred to a remedial class at Nanning Hongtong Academy. He joined the Chinese Communist Party at the end of 1929, and in August, became principal of Changming Primary School in Hengxian. He later served as director of the Zhongqu Youth Corps Bureau in Hengxian. In the spring of 1931, he was wanted by the Kuomintang and moved to teach at the First Higher Primary School in Zhaixu, Hepu County, Guangdong. In 1935, he returned to Hengxian to open a rice shop. In November of the same year, he was elected as a member of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the CCP, responsible for youth movement work, while also leading the Hengxian Party... More+