Wuzhou Li Jishen’s Former Residence Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The former residence of Li Jishen in Wuzhou is the birthplace of Li Jishen, a democratic revolutionary, patriot, founder and outstanding leader of the Chinese Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee. It is also the place where the National Revolutionary Alliance meeting was held to discuss anti-Japanese affairs behind enemy lines and the "Southern District Anti-Japanese Committee" was organized. The former residence has both Chinese and Western architectural art. There are pier-style sidewalks built on the tiled surface, which are connected with the gun towers on the four corners. It is a building that can be attacked when advancing and defended when retreating. There are green ancient iron forests in the back mountain, and the scenery is elegant.

Attractions distribution:

Li Jishen's former residence is located in Liaoshen Village, Dapo Town, more than 40 kilometers away from Wuzhou City, covering an area of ​​3,400 square meters. The former residence is a manor-style brick and wood structure building, surrounded by walls and four-corner turrets. Inside are courtyard-style wing rooms and buildings, with cloisters and corridors connected to the turrets. On the first floor there are the central hall, ancestral hall, utility room, tool room, multimedia hall, housekeeper's housing, guard dormitory, etc.; on the second floor there are Li Jishen's housing, Shuangxiuqing's housing, Li Peiwen's housing, etc., as well as confidential rooms, telegraph rooms, council rooms, etc. , there is an exhibition of Li Jishen's life and deeds; the third floor is the printing room and dispatch room of "Southern News".

Scenic spot qualifications:

Patriotism education base, national key cultural relics protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, history and culture, former residences of celebrities

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