Chenjincheng Chenboda Former Residence

The former residences of Chen Jincheng and Chen Boda are located in Meiling Village, northwest of Luoyang Town, Hui'an County, adjacent to Shuangyang and Heshi in Luojiang District. It is an old revolutionary base village and the only way for the ancient post road from Quanzhou to the provincial capital. Zhu Xi in the Southern Song Dynasty once passed by here and found that the village is shaped like a five-petaled plum blossom, which is really a treasure. He said to the people around him, this is a treasure land, and there will be strangers in the future. Then the stone was carved on the mountain wall. Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, a Jinshi Chen Jincheng appeared. Today, Chen Jincheng's former residence is listed as a county-level cultural relics protection unit in Hui'an. Chen Boda is the great-grandson of Chen Jincheng, and his former residence is on the right side of Chen Jincheng's former residence. The distinctive feature of the former residence is that on the wall of a small main room there is a four-character board with a book "Chen Boda's Catalogue of Works from 1992 to 1970", which contains political theories, poems and even novels. The first chapter is "Soldiers? Bandits?" in April 1922. Several articles written in 1949, such as "China's Four Great Families" (July), "The Thief Yuan Shikai" (July), etc., made him famous.