The former residence of General Zeng Zesheng is located in Yimagou, Daxing Village, Daxing Town, Yongshan County. It was listed in the municipal protection list in 2005, and it is 6 kilometers away from the government residence of Daxing Town. Yimagou, where the former residence is located, has Qipan Mountain on the back, Yetie Mountain on the left, and Luoqiu Mountain on the right.
Zeng Zesheng (1902-1973) Ming Shijie, courtesy name Zesheng, was born in Daxing, Yongshan, and was a soldier in his early years. Graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy, he served as a general of the Yunnan Army and the Kuomintang Army. During the Anti-Japanese War, he participated in the Battle of Taierzhuang and the battles of Wuhan and Changsha. In October 1948, he led an uprising in Changchun, and later participated in the War of Liberation and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. He has successively served as the commander of the 50th Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, member of the Central South Military and Political Committee, member of the National Defense Committee, representative of the first, second and third National People's Congress, representative of the first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, third and fourth Standing committee members etc. He died in Beijing in 1973. General Zeng Zesheng spent his entire life in the army. When the country and the nation were in crisis, he put the overall situation first and made outstanding contributions to the country and the nation. Its former residence not only has a certain commemorative significance, but also is a relatively well-preserved civil structure "patio style" and "carved building style" residential buildings in the period of the Republic of China, which is of certain value for the study of Han nationality residential buildings in the Republic of China. The former residence of the general is a traditional civil structure courtyard, which is said to have been designed by Kunming architects.
The former residence of General Zeng Zesheng has certain historical and practical significance, allowing future generations to remember history and remember heroes. The former residence is outstanding and the geographical environment is peculiar. On the right side of the field of about 1000 square meters, there are some strange natural landscapes such as stone bells, stone drums, stone boxes, stone chairs, stone benches, etc., which are very ornamental and are a good place for sightseeing. .
