Chairman Mao's Former Residence

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In November 1938, Chairman Mao Zedong moved here from the foothills of the Phoenix Mountains. During this period, the Yan'an Production Movement and the Rectification Movement formulated ten major policies to overcome the difficulties of the Anti-Japanese War. In October 1943, it moved into Zaoyuan. [Scenery] Cave dwellings, [Fun] Learn about revolutionary history,

This is a small courtyard located in the revolutionary site of Yangjialing. It consists of two small cave dwellings. It is clean and tidy, with simple conditions. Chairman Mao mainly worked and lived here during the Anti-Japanese War and is open to tourists for free.

From 1938 to 1947, Chairman Mao lived and worked here for nearly ten years. This is a very simple cave dwelling built on a mountain with simple furnishings. The chairman led the people of the country for 8 years. Hard work.

The former residence of Chairman Mao in Yangjialing, Yan'an, is located on the hillside to the right of the central office building in the former revolutionary site of Yangjialing. There is a stone kiln with three holes sitting west to east in the courtyard. The middle hole is the office, the left hole is the bedroom, and the other hole is the staff room.

The former residence of Mao Zedong in Yangjialing, Yan'an is located on the hillside to the right of the central office building in the former revolutionary site of Yangjialing. There is a stone kiln with three holes sitting west to east in the courtyard. The middle hole is the office, the left hole is the bedroom, and the other hole is the staff room. From November 1938 to October 1943, Comrade Mao Zedong lived and worked here. In Yang Jialing's cave, he began to think about the establishment of a Sinicized and nationalized Marxist theoretical system.