Zhoudawen Former Residence Review

This is the only free red tourist attraction in the ancient town. The former residence of Comrade Zhou Dawen, an early member of the Communist Party of China. The traditional Chinese courtyard house has a clean environment and antique furnishings. It still maintains the original appearance. You can understand the revolutionaries through the graphic and text materials on display. Life story.

Zhenyuan's red tourist attractions, patriotic teaching base, Zhou Dawen's former residence, not far from Heping Village, is the former site of the Zhenyuan Branch of the Communist Party of China. The locals called Zhou Mansion, built in the Guangxu years, in a small alley.

This place is really worth going, not only free but also very beneficial. After seeing you, you know how good Zhou Dawen is, and young people have sacrificed for youth. There are surprisingly many people visiting at noon on April 14, 2018, and let us visit with emotion. Recommended! Zhou Dawen's azaleas bloom beautifully too!

Zhou Dawen's former residence is also known as Zhou Mansion. It is also the former site of Zhenyuan Branch of the Communist Party of China. The original family Zhou Dawen's grandfather Zhou Yuyuan was built in the early years of Guangxu. It covers an area of 1250 meters and is an ancient residence of two courtyards in southeast of Qianxi. The front hall gate is hung with Zhou Dawen's former residence plaque written by Comrade Wu Xiuquan. Also on display is Stalin's letter to Zhou Dawen. Free access to ID cards.

Zhou Dawen's former residence is in a small alley in the town, and it is also the former site of the underground branch of the Communist Party of China. The former residence is a courtyard house, surrounded by tall wind and fire walls (it is estimated that the old house was repaired by the mountain thieves), and the front hall door is hung with the gold word "Zhou Dawen's Former Residence" written by Wu Xiuquan. There is a marble statue of Zhou Dawen in the center of the main hall. It is a pity that the young Zhishi did not die at the gun of the enemy. But he died in the "home of the October Revolution."