Chen Yun's Former Residence & Linjiang Campaign Memorial
陈云旧居·四保临江战役纪念馆
The residence and command post of Chen Yun during the Defense of Linjiang campaign of the civil war. The former residence and memorial present a key battle on the Northeast front.
From late 1946 to early 1947, Chen Yun, secretary of the South Manchuria Bureau of the CPC, directed operations from Linjiang. Together with the Three Advances South of the Yangtze, he led the Defense of Linjiang campaign, which turned the tide of the war in the Northeast. The former residence is a Japanese-style single-story house preserving Chen Yun's office and bedroom from that time. Next to it, the Linjiang Campaign Memorial presents the battle through artifacts, photographs and a sand-table model. The residence is a national key cultural heritage site, free to enter, and is usually closed on Mondays. Allow about one hour. It is located in downtown Linjiang.
Opening hours
09:00–16:30 (closed Mondays)