Daguan Revolutionary Liaison Station

　　The Daguan Revolutionary Liaison Station is situated at No. 43, Lower Street of Daguan Old Street, Sanba Village Group, Xiaoguan Village, Daguan Town, Tongcheng City, with a floor area of 150?. It faces west and has a single-entry, four-bay two-story structure made of brick and wood, with four pillars reaching the ground and lattice windows still preserved. There is a door in the backyard leading to a small river bend.

　　The liaison station is located at the junction of three counties — Tongcheng, Lujiang, and Shucheng — and has historically been a strategic military location. In the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941), in order to facilitate communication between Hubei and Anhui, the Party utilized Shi Dahu, a former member of the Tongmenghui, as a cover, and dispatched Wang Yu (then Secretary of the CPC’s Southeastern Henan Regional Committee) to establish a secret transportation and liaison station here. Operating under the name “Fuxing Store,” it was responsible for transmitting intelligence and escorting revolutionary comrades. Its activities ceased in February 1946.

　　The Daguan Revolutionary Liaison Station is an important surviving revolutionary historical site in the city. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, it played a crucial role in establishing connections between the Wanjiang Anti-Japanese Base Area and the Dabie Mountain region. It was tasked with delivering documents and intelligence for the Party, escorting traveling officials and comrades, and engaging in arduous struggles for revolutionary activities in white areas, making significant contributions to the history of the Chinese revolution.

　　Source: Tongcheng Cultural Relics and Museums