Brief introduction of Shaanxi scenic spots in xi 'an New City Xi Eighth Route Army Office Memorial Hall

Brief introduction of Shaanxi scenic spots in xi 'an New City Xi Eighth Route Army Office Memorial Hall

Qixianzhuang, Xincheng District, Xi City. Qixianzhuang was originally a wasteland. In the early 1930s, a long row of *** 10 courtyards were built here, and people often sang poems and painted here. At that time, the director of Shaanxi Industrial and Commercial Daily was Bai Ren. Borrowing the allusion of "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest", he inscribed "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest" in this book as: ancient paintings. It will be called Qixian Village in the future.

1937, the red army liaison office was established in Qixianzhuang, * * * was in charge of the liaison office, and lived in Qixianzhuang 1. In August of that year, the Liaison Office of the Red Army was changed to the Xi Office of the Eighth Route Army (hereinafter referred to as the "Eighth Bureau"), and 1938 was changed to the Shaanxi Office of the Eighteenth Army of the National Revolutionary Army. Lin and Dong successively served as party representatives.

After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, the Kuomintang launched a national civil war, and eight institutes were forced to close on August 1946, and their staff were evacuated from Xi 'an to Yan 'an.

After liberation, Baban Memorial Hall was established. 1959, Qixianzhuang 1 was restored to its original appearance, and then Qixianzhuang No.3, No.4 and No.7 courtyards were restored, and exhibition rooms were opened to display revolutionary cultural relics such as documents, badges, radio stations (basements), books and periodicals, news photos, manuscripts and photos of martyrs, and the establishment process of Class 8 was introduced. There are rooms in the memorial hall where Dr. Zhu De, Dr. * * *, Dr. Lin, Dr. Dong, Dr. * * and Dr. Bethune stayed for ten days when they came to the Eighth Bureau on March 22nd. 1938.

1979 * * * When Chairman came to the Eighth Office, he wrote "Memorial Hall of Xi 'an Office of the Eighth Route Army".