Zhang Chunqiao's former residence is located at No. 9 Xiangshan Road, Shanghai.
The former residence has now been selected into the list of the fifth batch of outstanding historical buildings in Shanghai.
The old residence was an English bungalow with a large wooden spires.
When Zhang Chunqiao lived here, he was already the deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and the editor-in-chief of the Liberation Daily, and he and his wife Wenjing were separated until they divorced, and did not ask his superiors to give him another house. He lives on the 2nd floor of this small western-style building, more than 60 square meters.
The old house is well protected and the environment is beautiful.
Zhang Chunqiao (1917-2005), Shandong Giant Wild Man. He once served as the first secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and the first political commissar of the Nanjing Military Region, vice premier of the State Council, director of the General Political Department, and member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CENTRAL Committee. During the trial of the "Gang of Four," Zhang Chunqiao did not say a word from beginning to end. Practice the "three noes": do not answer questions in the face of questions; serve documents without reading; ask him to sign, do not sign! Zhang Chunqiao claimed: "I will never commit suicide! After the Ninth National Congress, Lin Biao was suspicious: he was worried that Chairman Mao would replace Zhang Chunqiao as his successor.