(Translated by Google) In November 1946, the Shanxi-Hebei-Luyu Branch of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Shanxi-Hebei-Luyu Military Region moved from Handan to a courtyard in Yetao Village. This is the best building in the village because it was a school built by the local enlightened gentry - "Wu'an County Yetao Primary School". The school is located in the middle of the village and is an independent courtyard. The upper courtyard (north room) has 7 2-story buildings, 4 east and west side rooms, and 5 east and west side rooms in the lower courtyard. , in the middle of the south house is the main door, with 3 rooms on each side, totaling 38 rooms. In those days, it was truly remarkable that a small, remote village near a mountainous area could actually have buildings. What's even more remarkable is that it actually has four city gates and four well-preserved city towers. Walking into Ye Tao, along the path paved with bluestones worn by the years, those brick and stone houses built in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, the towering stone walls, elegant lintels, and horse-fastening stones in front of the doors all testify to the prosperity and prosperity of this village in the past. (Original) 1946年11月，中共中央晉冀魯豫分局、晉冀魯豫軍區由邯鄲進駐冶陶村的一個四合院內，這是全村最好的一處建築，因為它是當地開明士紳建造的學校-「武安縣立冶陶小學校」，學校位於村莊中間，是一個獨立的四合院，上院上房(北屋)為7間2層樓房，東西配房各4間，下院東西各5間，南屋正中為大門，兩側各3間，共有房38間。在那個年代，一個靠近山區的偏僻小村莊，居然能夠有樓房，真的是很了不起。更了不起的是它居然還有四個城關、四座保存還算完好的城樓。走進冶陶，沿著歲月磨痕的青石鋪就的小路，那些清末民初磚砌石壘的房屋，高聳的石牆、考究的門楣、門前的拴馬石，無一不證實著這個村莊的昔日繁華殷實。