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Li Fuchun's Former Residence is at No. 40 Sanxing Street, Changsha, facing the street, oriented east and facing west. It was first built in the late Qing Dynasty and destroyed in the 1938 "Wenxi Fire." It was later rebuilt on the original site, covering 48 square meters, as a three-story brick-and-wood building with a small green-tile double-slope roof. Li Fuchun was born here on May 22, 1900, and spent his childhood and student years here. In 1919, he went to France for the work-study program and devoted himself to the revolution, becoming an outstanding leader and organizer on the political, military, and economic fronts of the Chinese Communist Party.
