Former Site of the Headquarters of the Second Red Army

　　Located on La Jie (Old Street) in Gucheng Village, Zouma Town, Hefeng County. From April 1929 to February 1933, the Western Hunan-Hubei Front Committee of the CCP, the headquarters of the Fourth Red Army, the Front Committee of the Second Red Army, the command post of the Second Red Army, the Central Branch of the CCP in Western Hunan-Hubei, and the headquarters of the Third Red Army were all stationed here. He Long personally directed the famous incorporation of troops at Zoumaping from this site. Built during the Republican era, the building faces northwest and is situated southeast, featuring a gable-and-hip roof with through-tenon wooden structure and tiled roofing. It has seven pillars and six beams, with four partitions across three large rooms, covering a construction area of 135 square meters. The front is three bays wide, spanning 12.3 meters, and two bays deep, measuring 11 meters. The front eave columns are 4.55 meters high, the rear eave columns 2.65 meters, and the central columns 6.6 meters. This site serves as an important physical relic for studying the history of the Second Red Army and holds significant historical value and commemorative importance.

　　Information source: Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau