Shi Liang's former residence

Shi Liang's former residence

Shi Liang's former residence is located in the north section of Heping South Road, facing east in the West and Heping South Road in the East. It is adjacent to folk houses in the north and West, and open space in the south.

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Shi Liang (1900-1985) was born in this house on March 27th, the 26th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1900). His family was poor and had eight sisters. He relied on his father, Shi Ziyou, as a teacher to support his family. The house was rented from the owner of the Ding family (according to page 50 of the complete picture of Fangxiang in Changzhou Fucheng, compiled and printed in Xuantong period of Qing Dynasty). She began to study in Wujin County women's normal school at the age of 13 (from the fourth grade attached). In 1919, she actively participated in the May 4th Patriotic Movement and became a student leader in Changwu area. She spent 23 spring and autumn years in her former residence until she graduated from Wujin female teacher and went to Shanghai to study in 1923. In 1923, Shi Liang was admitted to Shanghai Law University and graduated in 1927. However, the school had no right to issue a lawyer's certificate, so it had no choice but to work in the political staff training institute of the General Political Department of the Nanjing National Revolutionary Army. Later, because of his upright nature, he spent two months in prison. He soon went to work in the party headquarters of Qingdao special city. Later, the name of Shanghai Law University was changed to Shanghai law school, and the case was registered with the approval of the Ministry of education. In 1931, she first set up a law firm in Shanghai. The following year, he opened his own law firm in the French concession. During her 16 years as a lawyer, she has always adhered to justice and defended and rescued the wronged people and communists (such as Deng Zhongxia, Ren Baige and Xiong Brothers). In 1935, he participated in the Shanghai women's National Salvation Association and the Shanghai cultural circles' national salvation Congress. He was once a standing member of the National Federation of national salvation associations. In 1936, she, Shen Junru, Li Gongpu and other seven people were arrested and imprisoned by the national government for participating in the Anti Japanese national salvation movement. After he was released from prison the next year, he served as a member of the National Political Council, director of the women's Steering Committee of the new life movement, and continued to engage in the democratic movement. He joined the League of Chinese democratic political groups in 1942. In 1946, she and other well-known social figures published the letter of accuser in Shanghai, exposing the conspiracy of the Kuomintang government to wantonly expand the civil war. In 1947, the NLD transferred to the underground and later became the director of the North China executive department. After liberation, he attended the first plenary session of the CPPCC National Committee. He has successively served as member, standing committee member and vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference; deputy, standing committee member and vice chairman of the National People's Congress; member of the Political Bureau, standing committee member, vice chairman and chairman of the Central Committee of the Democratic League of China; the first minister of the Ministry of justice of new China, member of the political and Legal Affairs Council of the State Council, and vice chairman of the all China Women's Federation. In 1985, Shi Liang, then chairman of the NLD Central Committee and vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, died in Beijing.

Introduction to former residence

Shi Liang's former residence is located at 143 Heping South Road, Changzhou City.

The original easternmost toujin was demolished due to the widening of Heping South Road. At present, there are 3 halls built on hard mountain, 9.2 meters wide and 8 purlin deep. They are brick and wood structures in the late Qing Dynasty, separated by screen doors in the middle, 6 floor long windows in the open room under the corridor, and floor rooms on both sides. The patio in front of the hall is paved with stone, planted with flowers and trees, and protected by walls. In December 1987, the Municipal People's government announced it as a cultural relic protection unit of Changzhou City.

In November 2019, it was designated as "the second batch of national legal publicity and education bases" by the national law popularization office.

Address: 213300, 143 Heping South Road, Liyang City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 119.49333

Latitude: 31.434765