A historic home that was once used as a hideout for Korean independence activist Kim Ku (1876–1949) is located on Meiwan Street [zh], in Jiaxing, China.

It is currently a memorial and exhibit to Kim Ku, his organization the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, and the Korean independence movement.

After organizing the April 1932 Hongkou Park Incident, Japanese authorities began aggressively searching for Kim.

[1] That home was built in the late Qing dynasty, has a floor area of 270 square metres (2,900 sq ft), and faces Southwest Lake (西南湖).

[1] Media related to Former Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea Office and Kim Gu's Residence, Jiaxing at Wikimedia Commons