Site of the Lushan Conference, Political meeting site at Mount Lu, Jiangxi Province, China.
The building stands on Mount Lu surrounded by stone structures and gardens at considerable elevation. The rooms are arranged to show how the meetings were organized and conducted during those days.
In 1959, high-ranking party members gathered here to debate the nation's economic policies with sharp disagreement. This clash became a turning point that left lasting effects on the party's leadership and direction.
The site displays photographs and documents that show how political divisions developed within the party leadership during this period. Visitors walking through the rooms can sense the tension that marked those discussions.
The site sits on a mountain and is reached by paths leading up from the town below. Guided tours are available on-site to help visitors understand the rooms and their significance.
The rooms preserve the original furniture arrangement from that time, showing where politicians sat and debated. This original setup gives visitors a direct sense of how tense and consequential those days were.
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