The ‌Former Residence of Luo Ronghuan‌ is located in Nanwan Village, Ronghuan Town, Hengdong County, Hengyang . It serves as a significant historical site where Marshal Luo Ronghuan, one of the founding fathers of the People's Liberation Army and the People's Republic of China, lived from his birth through his youth. The site is not only a memorial to his glorious life but also a key base for patriotic education and red tourism in China .

‌The residence primarily consists of the ‌Yigong Xiangci (Ancestral Hall)‌, a late Qing Dynasty folk building constructed in 1914. It features a traditional brick-and-wood structure with three entrances and four wing rooms, covering an area of over 700 square meters. The main hall displays intricate carvings and paintings reflecting traditional Chinese values such as loyalty and filial piety .

The site is part of the larger ‌Luo Ronghuan Former Residence Memorial Hall‌, which includes the former residence, a bronze statue square, and an exhibition hall detailing Marshal Luo’s revolutionary career. The exhibition hall houses precious historical documents, photographs, and personal artifacts .

Designated as a ‌Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level‌ in 2013, the residence stands as a testament to Luo Ronghuan’s early life and his journey toward becoming a prominent military and political leader.

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‌Location‌: Nanwan Village, Ronghuan Town, Hengdong County, Hengyang, Hunan.