Hu Yaobang's Former Residence

The residence spans 450 square meters and contains multiple structures including traditional houses, a square, an ancestral temple, and a Cultural Relic Exhibition Hall.

Built between 1851 and 1862 during the Qing Dynasty by Hu Yaobang's great-grandfather, this residence served as the birthplace of the future Chinese Communist Party leader.

The residence preserves architectural elements of traditional Hunan folk housing, featuring regional construction techniques and materials like wood and brick.

Visitors can obtain free admission tickets by presenting identification documents and explore the exhibition hall containing documents, photographs, and personal artifacts.

The residence maintains its original structure following Hu Yaobang's 1962 request to prevent rebuilding, though renovations occurred in 1995 under local government supervision.

Location: Liuyang

Inception: 1851

GPS coordinates: 28.08170,113.88500

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:38