Former Residence of Huang Xing, Major Historical Site in Huangxing, China

The Former Residence of Huang Xing is a Qing-period house in the countryside with multiple rooms arranged for living, storage, and daily work. The building displays the traditional layout of such rural homes from that era.

This house was built in 1862 during the Qing Dynasty and became linked to early 20th-century Chinese political movements. The property was later sold to support these revolutionary causes.

The residence shows how people lived during the Qing period through its traditional rural house design and the layout of family spaces. Visitors can see how daily life unfolded in rooms arranged for living, working, and storage.

The residence is in Huangxing Town, Changsha County, about 10 km southeast of Changsha's city centre. Bus No. 220 stops at the Former Residence of Huang Xing stop. Entry is free, and the site is closed on Mondays; it opens daily from 9:00 to 17:00. Nearby are the Former Residence of Xu Guangda and the Tomb of Zuo Zongtang.

After the Communist state was established, the local government seized the residence and distributed it among seven peasants. They were relocated in 1981, when the house was rebuilt and opened as a memorial the year before, in 1980.