Former site of Lequnshe, Cultural heritage site in Yufeng District, China.

The Former site of Lequnshe at 1 Liushi Road in Yufeng District is a building completed in 1927 as the Liuzhou Central Bus Station and renamed Lequnshe in 1935. It now houses the Liuzhou Exhibition Hall of the Korean Provisional Government's Anti-Japanese Activities.

Built in 1927 as the Liuzhou General Bus Station, the building was renamed Lequnshe in 1935. From October 1938 the Korean Provisional Government, then in exile, used it as its office for seven months while its members lodged at the Liao Lei residence. Between 1943 and 1944 Ho Chi Minh met leaders of the Vietnam Revolutionary League here.

The building was originally the Liuzhou General Bus Station, built in 1927 and renamed Lequnshe in 1935. From October 1938 the Korean Provisional Government, in exile since 1919 in Shanghai, used it as its office for seven months while its members lodged at the Liao Lei residence. In 1943 and 1944 Ho Chi Minh met leaders of the Vietnamese Revolutionary League here. It now houses an exhibition on the Korean Provisional Government's anti-Japanese activities.

The site stands at No. 1 Liushi Road in Yufeng District, in the same compound as Hu Zhiming's former residence, and now houses the exhibition on the Korean Provisional Government's anti-Japanese activities in Liuzhou. The Provisional Government's office was in this building while its members lodged at Liao Lei's residence elsewhere in the city, so the two points are visited together. Allow time to read the displays on the 1938-1939 stay.

The building began as the Liuzhou General Bus Station, built in 1927 and renamed Lequnshe in 1935. From October 1938 the Korean Provisional Government used it as its office for seven months while its members lodged at the Liao Lei residence, and in 1943-1944 Ho Chi Minh met leaders of the Vietnam Revolutionary League here.