Former Sites of CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee and CPC Northern Guangdong Provincial Committee

In October 1938, when Guangzhou fell to Japanese invaders, the Guangdong Government relocated to Shaoguan, which became the wartime provincial capital. Simultaneously, the organs of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee also made their move to Shaoguan. Operating covertly at various locations, they unified and led the populace in a challenging four-year counter-Japanese resistance and salvation campaign behind enemy lines, ultimately elevating Guangdong to one of the three battlegrounds in China.

Currently, the former sites of the provincial party committee offices at Wuli Pavilion, Hongwei, and Yaokeng are collectively known as the former sites of the provincial party committee offices of the Guangdong Provincial Committee and the Northern Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China.

After extensive protection and restoration efforts, these sites have been progressively opened to the public, assuming significant roles in the promotion of patriotic culture and the preservation of the revolutionary spirit.

Site (Chinese): 中共广东省委、中共粤北省委机关旧址

add.: 韶关市浈江区十里亭镇良村村委良村公路30号、南雄市雄州街道荆岗村委会瑶坑村、始兴县沈所镇沈北村

Source: Department of Culture and Tourism of Guangdong Province, Nanfang Daily