Feilong Village's 'Xiaoshulu' House in Pingyuan, Guangdong

The 'Xiaoshulu' House in Feilong Village was built in the 19th year of the Republic of China (1930) by the local Yan Yingyu. The house faces southeast from the northwest, consisting of two halls, two wings, and a surrounding dragon structure. It spans 48.55 meters in width and 65.54 meters in depth, covering an area of 3182.00 square meters. With a total of 35 rooms, 7 halls, and 4 living quarters, it is a typical Hakka enclosed dragon architecture. In the early days of liberation, it served as the venue for the Pingyuan County Committee of the Communist Party of China and the County Land Reform Committee. Yan Yingyu (1886--1951), from Renju Town, Pingyuan County, graduated from the artillery department of the Guangdong Army Accelerated School at the end of the Qing Dynasty. He participated in the Xinhai Revolution and held various military positions such as company commander, battalion commander, brigade commander, division commander, and acting army commander. In October 1934, during the secret talks between the representatives of the Red Army led by the Communist Party of China, He Changgong and Pan Hanyan, and the representatives of Chen Jitang's Nationalist forces in Luotang Town, Xunwu County, Jiangxi, Yan was responsible for security and reception. He played a significant role in facilitating the agreement between the two sides and allowing the Red Army's Long March to proceed. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Guangdong Province.