Where is the old site of the Taizhou Negotiation Office of the New Fourth Army’s Eastward March?

The former site of the New Fourth Army’s eastward march to Taizhou Negotiation Office is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province and a classic red tourism scenic spot.

The former site of the Taizhou Negotiation Office for the New Fourth Army's eastward advance is located at No. 122 Lingyuan Road, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province.

During the Anti-Japanese War, the Kuomintang’s Lu-Su-Anhui District Guerrilla Deputy General Headquarters was located here. From 1939 to 1940, Chen Yisan went to Taizhou, where he negotiated with Li Mingyang and Li Changjiang, the local powerful factions of the Kuomintang, and successfully united against Japan. The old site was originally Xishan Temple (now in Taizhou Middle School), and now there are two Qing Dynasty temples. The main hall is 21.5 meters wide with five bays, 11 purlins deep and 17.4 meters deep, with a hard top. There is a platform in front, and there is a nine-liter bracket on the beam frame. The Hall of the Heavenly King is 21.5 meters wide with five bays, and 12.7 meters deep with seven purlins. It has a hard top. Lifting beam style, one bucket of six liters, one bucket of nine liters. When Cemetery Road was widened in 1998, the Tianwang Hall was moved to the west side of the main hall and flush with it.

In April 1995, the former site of the Taizhou Negotiation Office of the New Fourth Army’s eastward advance was announced as the fourth batch of Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units.