Lushan Conference Site

@The former site of the Lushan Conference is located on the banks of the Changchong River in Guling East Valley of Lushan, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, at the foot of the Throwing Pen Peak in Huolian Garden. This building was originally named the Lushan Great Hall and served as the conference hall for the transmission and learning institution. The old site was built by the Central Committee of the Kuomintang at a cost of 200000 yuan. The Nationalist Party Central Committee commissioned engineer Gao Guansi from the "Central China Company" to design it. On June 24, 1937, the Central News Agency reported that the Lushan Grand Hall was "palace style, with glazed tiles, divided into two floors, a dining hall on the top and an auditorium on the top, capable of accommodating thousands of people and screening movies". The altitude in front of the auditorium gate is 1007 meters@The former site of 1#

only has a facade with the style of a Chinese palace, while the main structure and decoration still embody the spirit of Western architecture. It is another vertically symmetrical boutique building. The combination of the horizontal rectangle in the front of its floor plan and the vertical rectangle in the auditorium section. Covering an area of approximately 830 square meters. The Chinese ethnic style of its front door is prominently reflected in the blue glazed tile eaves and the three arched doors in the middle of its first floor, with octagonal windows on both sides. This is a national style. In the middle of the second floor, there is a row of rectangular windows. There are columns, stone buckets, and tower seats between the windows. In front of the auditorium is the lounge