Li Lisan's former residence

Li Lisan's former residence

Li Lisan's former residence is located in Fujian Weicun, Lujiang Township, Liling City, Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province. Built in the 1880s, it covers an area of 2355 square meters and a construction area of 922 square meters. It is a single-layer courtyard style residential building with civil structure, with yellow wall, eight character chaimen, gate forehead titled "taro garden". Originally a property of others, it was purchased by Li Lisan's grandfather in 1891. Li Lisan's father and uncle were both scholars of the former Qing Dynasty, and both had private schools in his former residence. The couplet of the gate is "spring blossoms, autumn fruits, rising with each passing day". The main house is 15 meters away from chaimen. The stone inscription on the front door is inscribed by Hu Yaobang, former general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, "former residence of Comrade Li Lisan.".

In February 2020, in order to pay tribute to the medical workers struggling in the front line of anti epidemic, the scenic spot will be open to medical workers all over the country free of charge from the restoration to the end of the year.

Profile

Li Lisan (1899-1967) was a Chinese proletarian revolutionist, an outstanding member of the Communist Party of China and one of the founders of new China. His original name was Li Longzhi, and his former names were Li Nengzhi, Li Cheng, Baishan, Li Ming, Li minran, etc. He is from Liling, Hunan Province. He has successively entered Lujiang middle school, Changjun Middle School and Guangyi middle school. After Luo Zhanglong's introduction, he responded to the "28 painting students" Declaration and met with Mao Zedong. After graduating from Guangyi middle school, he became a soldier in the national defense army. In September 1919, he went to France to work and study, worked as a sand Turner in Schneider iron and steel plant in Crusoe, and actively participated in the patriotic movement of overseas students.

Life of the characters

Li Lisan (1899-1967), formerly known as Li Longzhi, was a proletarian revolutionist and one of the outstanding leaders of the Chinese labor movement. He went to France to work and study in 1919. He joined the Communist Party of China in December 1921. He took part in and led the people's Congress strike of Anyuan road miners, the May 30th Movement, Nanchang Uprising and other revolutionary struggles. He successively served as chairman of Shanghai Federation of trade unions and executive member of all China Federation of trade unions. Minister of the Labor Department of the CPC Central Committee, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, member of the former enemy Committee and Revolutionary Committee of the CPC during the August 1 Nanchang Uprising, director of the political security department, member of the Standing Committee and Secretary General of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee. In the summer of 1930, influenced by the Communist International's "left" wrong theory and the inner-party anti right struggle, he put forward and implemented the "Li San line" of "left" adventurism, which was corrected by the CPC Central Committee in September. After that, Li Lisan made many sincere self-examination and corrected his mistakes. Later, he served as the representative of the CPC Central Committee to the Communist International and the representative of the all China Federation of trade unions to the red Employees International. In 1938, it was wrongly dealt with by the Interior Ministry of the Soviet Union. After returning to China in 1946, he successively held the posts of minister of the Northeast Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, director of the city Department, member of the CPC Central Committee, vice chairman of the all China Federation of trade unions, member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC National Committee, and Minister of the Ministry of labor. Persecuted in the cultural revolution, he died unjustly on June 22, 1967, aged 68. In March 1980, the CPC Central Committee held a memorial meeting for Li Lisan to rehabilitate Zhaoxue.

There are also three taro gardens in China, one is located in Changwu County, Shaanxi Province, and the other two are located in Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province. They are Danfeng taro garden and Shangzhou Jinlingsi town taro garden.

Free policy

In February 2020, in order to pay tribute to the medical workers struggling in the front line of anti epidemic, the scenic spot will be open to medical workers all over the country free of charge from the restoration to the end of the year.

Address: Fujian Weicun, 2km southeast of Liling City

Longitude: 113.53099822998

Latitude: 27.653799057007

Tel: 0731-23040231

Ticket information: free.

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