Former Site of the Red Third Army Headquarters
The "Former Site of the Red Third Army Headquarters" in Nanyaokou has five visible and seven hidden rooms, totaling 12, constructed as a stilt-style wooden and stone building that covers an area of 450 square meters. The courtyard has neatly laid flagstones, with wing rooms and stilted buildings facing each other from north to south, and green brick firewalls on both sides. After the Red Third Army moved in, they built a 2.8-meter-high, 278-meter-long wall around the house using strip stones and firebricks. There are two hawthorn trees in the courtyard planted by He Long. In front of the site stands the "Memorial Pavilion for the Meeting of the Second and Sixth Corps of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army," inscribed by Comrade Liao Hansheng, and on the left side there is a martyrs' cemetery for Red Army soldiers.
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