General Zhang Xueliang's Place of Confinement

　　The former site of General Zhang Xueliang's Place of Confinement is located in Shuangliu Town, 8 kilometers west of Kaiyang County. To fully leverage the patriotic education value of the former site for young people, the People's Government of Kaiyang County decided to convert the "Yingyuan" (official residence) and the Liu Family Ancestral Hall into an exhibition room dedicated to General Zhang Xueliang’s life achievements. Over 250 photos of General Zhang Xueliang’s life have been collected, and items used by him during his confinement are displayed in the "Yingyuan." This was the place where General Zhang Xueliang was confined for the longest period on the Chinese mainland after the Xi'an Incident (from 1942 to 1944). The main building covers an area of about 250 square meters and includes the confinement site Yingyuan, barracks for the military police, a kitchen, and other sections.

　　Zhang Xueliang (1901～2001)　　Zhang Xueliang (June 3, 1901 – October 14, 2001), courtesy name Hanqing, art name Yian, childhood names Shuangxi and Xiaoliuzi. A first-class general of the Army, of Han ethnicity, he was originally from Haicheng, Liaoning. He was born on June 3, 1901 (the 17th day of the fourth lunar month), in Zhangjiabutun Village, Jiuji Township, Tai’an County, Liaoning Province (formerly known as Sangzilin Zhanjiawopu). Known as the "Young Marshal," he was the eldest son of Zhang Zuolin, leader of the Fengtian Clique warlords, and one of the "Four Handsome Men of the Republic of China." There are also TV dramas and other works named after him. Battles participated in: Zhongdong Railway Incident, Central Plains War, Mukden Incident, Battle of Rehe, First and Second Zhili–Fengtian Wars Young Marshal Zhang Xueliang Northeast...... Details+