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Guangzhou Historical and Cultural Buildings
Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties
Guangxiao Temple
A national key cultural relic protection unit, located at No. 109 Guangxiao Road, Yuexiu District , the temple site was originally the palace of Zhao Jiande, king of Nanyue. During the Three Kingdoms period, Yu Fan, a classics scholar from the state of Wu, lived here to give lectures for 30 years. It was also called Yuyuan. After many name changes, it was called Guangxiao Temple after the Southern Song Dynasty. In 676 (the first year of Yifeng in the Tang Dynasty), Huineng, the Sixth Patriarch of Zen Buddhism, went to the temple to discuss the phoenix flag with the monks. The East and West Iron Pagodas are the oldest existing iron-cast pagodas in my country. There is a saying that "before there was Yangcheng, there was Guangxiao".
Sanyuan Palace
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 11 Yingyuan Road, Yuexiu District. It was built in Yuegang Temple during the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was renamed Wuxing Temple in the Tang Dynasty. It was renamed Sanyuan Palace (Taoism regards heaven, earth and water as three elements). It is the oldest and largest Taoist temple in Guangzhou. Ge Hong, a religious, philosophical thinker and scientist, also came here to practice Taoism.
Hualin Temple
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located on Xiajiu Road. It was built in the Southern Dynasties and was originally called Xilai Temple. It was when the Indian eminent monk Bodhidharma, the founder of Zen Buddhism, crossed the sea to preach in China. They landed near Xiguan Xiajiu Road and built Xilai Temple at the landing site, hence the name Xilai Chudi. In 1654 (the eleventh year of Shunzhi), Xilai Temple was expanded and renamed Hualin Temple.
Liurong Temple
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 87, Liurong Road, Yuexiu District. It was first built in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, in the third year of Datong in Liang Dynasty (537). Xiao Yu, the governor, built the pagoda to welcome the "relics". Emperor Wu of Liang gave the temple the name "Baozhuangyan Temple" and the pagoda the "Relic Pagoda of Baozhuangyan Temple". It has a history of more than 1,400 years. It was destroyed by fire in the early Northern Song Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the second year of Duangong in Song Dynasty (989) and renamed Jinghui Temple. In the third year of Yuanfu (1100), the famous writer and calligrapher Su Dongpo visited the temple and saw six old banyan trees in the temple. He happily wrote the word "Liu Rong" on it, and later generations called it Liurong Temple.
Sui and Tang dynasties
Nanhai Temple
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located in Miaotou Village, Huangpu District, also known as Boluo Temple, was founded in 594 (Sui Founded in the 14th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign), it is a place for worshiping the sea in ancient China, with a history of 1,415 years.
Huaisheng Mosque
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located at No. 56 Guangta Road, Yuexiu District. It was built in the Tang Dynasty and is the earliest mosque built after Islam was introduced to China. The minaret is currently the oldest Islamic tower in the world, 80 years older than the ancient tower left over from the Omiya dynasty in Syria.
The Great Buddha Temple
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 21 Huixin Middle Street, Huifu East Road, Yuexiu District. It was built in the Southern Han Dynasty and is one of the twenty-eight temples of the Southern Han Dynasty. one.
Nanhan Palace Garden Ruins (Jiuyao Garden)
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 80 Yueyue Road, Yuexiu District, also known as Yaozhou Ruins.
Song Dynasty
Renwei Temple
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 20, Renwei Temple Front Street, Pantang, Liwan District. According to legend, it was built in the fourth year of Emperor You of the Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 900 years. It is a temple dedicated to Emperor Zhenwu of Taoism.
Ming Dynasty
Panyu Academy (Memorial Hall of the Former Site of Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute)
National key cultural relics protection unit, located at No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, founded It was built in 1241 (the Southern Song Dynasty), and it is said that it was built in 1370 (the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty) by Mao Zhong, the magistrate, and Li Xin, the tutor. The current layout was formed in 1747 (the twelfth year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty) and rebuilt in the fifteenth year of Daoguang's reign. Before the Qing Dynasty, it was the county school of Panyu County and a Confucian temple dedicated to Confucius. Because the east of Chengxuan Street (now Beijing Road) was under the jurisdiction of Panyu County at that time, the county school was located here. The Lingnan Academy building has a history of nearly 700 years from the Southern Song Dynasty to the early 20th century. Panyu Academy is the relatively well-preserved academy in Guangzhou and a typical Lingnan temple building. Panyu Academy, Deqing Academy and Jieyang Academy are among the three university palaces in Guangdong. The Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Center held six sessions during the first international cooperation period.
The sixth session was held here from May to September 1926, with Mao Zedong as the director and more than 20 people including Xiao Chunv, Zhou Enlai and Peng Pai as teachers. Mao Zedong lectured here on the famous work "Analysis of Various Classes in Chinese Society". The memorial hall was established in 1953. In October of the same year, Zhou Enlai inscribed the name of the memorial hall.
Five Immortals Temple
The Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located in Xizhai Lane, Huifu West Road, Yuexiu District. It was built in 1377 (the tenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty). It is a valley dedicated to the Five Immortals. The temple contains the "first floor of Lingnan".
Zhenhai Tower
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located in Yuexiu Park, Yuexiu District, was built in 1380 (the 13th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty). Zhu Liangzu, the Marquis of Yongjia, built Zhenhai on Yuexiu Mountain. The building, also known as Wanghai Tower, is commonly known as the five-story building. It is the tallest of the four Zhenhai Towers in my country and has a history of more than 600 years.
Haizhuang Temple
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 188 Nanhua Middle Road, Haizhu District. The temple is said to be the site of Qianqiu Temple of the Southern Han Dynasty. The founding monarch of the Southern Han Dynasty once built a lot of construction in this area. In addition to building temples, there were also dressing buildings, Liuwang Hall, and suburban altars nearby. However, since the Song and Yuan Dynasties, most of them were abandoned and turned into residential buildings. Guo Yuelong, a wealthy businessman in the Ming Dynasty, built a residence and garden on the site of the original Qianqiu Temple, covering an extremely large area. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, monk Guang Mou raised a piece of land from the Guo family garden to build a temple. He only repaired the old house briefly and put up the "Haizhuang" door plaque. In the early Qing Dynasty, Governor Liu donated money to officially build the mountain gate. The mountain gate is located at today's Nanhua Middle Road. At that time, it was still a "seaside" (the Pearl River was called "Zhuhai" in ancient times). There were sutra pillars (stone pillars with scriptures engraved on it) in the Buddhist temple, and the name of the temple took the meaning of the coastal Buddhist temple.
City God's Temple
Guangzhou City's cultural relics protection unit is located at No. 48 Zhongyou Street, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District. It was originally the largest City God's Temple in Lingnan.
Pazhou Tower
The Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located in Pazhou Village, Xingang East Road, Haizhu District. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and is one of the three major Ming Dynasty pagodas in Guangzhou.
Chigang Tower
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located in Haizhu District, was built in the Ming Dynasty and is one of the three major towers of the Ming Dynasty in Guangzhou.
Qing Dynasty
Chunyang Temple
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located in Wufeng Village, Shuzhugang, Haizhu District. It was built in the Qing Dynasty.
Julong Village Residences
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located in Chongkou Street, Fangcun, Liwan District. It was built in the Qing Dynasty.
The former site of Sanyuanli Pingying Regiment (Sanyuanli People’s Anti-British Struggle Memorial Hall)
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located at No. 145 Kangying Street, Guangyuan West Road. In May 1841, the "Guangzhou Peace Treaty" was signed. On the 29th of the same month, a group of British troops broke into Sanyuanli and harassed them. Several people were killed by Wei Shaoguang and other villagers. The villagers estimated that the British army would retaliate, so they gathered at the Sanyuan Ancient Temple in the north of the village, decided to fight with arms, and immediately contacted all parties.
Cobai Dockyard Ruins
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located in Huangpu Shipyard, Changzhou, Huangpu District, was built in 1845.
Shamian Building Complex
A national key cultural relic protection unit, located in Shamian, Liwan District, in the British and French Concession in 1861. The architecture in Shamian combines architectural styles from various European countries: neoclassicism, romanticism, eclecticism and modernism, so it is called the Grand View Garden of European architecture.
Sacred Heart Cathedral
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located on Yide Middle Road, also known as the Sacred Heart Cathedral. Fourteen years) was completed. The famous Catholic Church in Guangzhou is currently the largest twin-spire Gothic stone structure building in China. Because the entire building is mainly made of granite, it is also called the "stone chamber".
Liang Clan Ancestral Hall
It is a registered and protected cultural relic unit in Guangzhou City. It is located at No. 34 Liang Clan Ancestral Street, Longjin West Road, Liwan District. It was built in the Qing Dynasty.
Lujiang Academy (He Family Ancestral Hall)
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 29 Liushuijing, Xihu Road, Yuexiu District, was built in the Qing Dynasty.
Huang Clan Ancestral Hall
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 320, Zhongshan 7th Road, Liwan District, was built in the Qing Dynasty.
Yuzhang Academy and Chaozhou Guild Hall
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located in the No. 9 Middle School of Yanjiang Road, Yuexiu District, was built in the Qing Dynasty.
The former site of Guangya Academy
The cultural relics protection unit of Guangdong Province is located in Guangya Middle School at No. 1 Xiwan Road, Liwan District. It was built in 1889 (the fifteenth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty). The hole was founded.
Wanmu Thatched Cottage (Qiu's Academy)
Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 3, Changxing Lane, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, was originally Qiu's Academy. Kang Youwei built it in 1891 ( In the 17th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, he rented Qiu's study room and set up a lecture hall, which was later named Wanmu Thatched Cottage.
Chen Family Ancestral Hall (Chen's Academy)
A national key cultural relic protection unit, located at No. 34 Enlong Lane, Zhongshan 7th Road, Liwan District, built in 1890 (the 16th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty) Construction started and was completed in 1894 (the 20th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty). Chen's Academy, commonly known as Chen's Ancestral Hall, is now the site of the Guangdong Folk Craft Museum.
The Nylon Guild Hall
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 21 Xilaixin Street, Xiajiu Road, Liwan District. It was built in the Qing Dynasty.
Deng’s Ancestral Hall
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 2, Longxiulizhi Street, Haizhu District, is the birthplace of Deng Shichang. In 1895 (the 21st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), the Deng family used the pension money given by the court to expand the ancestral hall. Now it is Haizhu District Museum.
Shixiang Garden
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 3 Huaide Street, Jiangnan Avenue, Haizhu District. It was built in the Qing Dynasty. It was the place where the famous painters Ju Lian and Ju Chao brothers lived, painted and taught in the late Qing Dynasty. There are 10 kinds of fragrant flowers such as jasmine and jasmine used for sketching in the garden, hence the name Ten Fragrance Garden. There is an existing purple pear flower pavilion. To the west of the museum is Juchao's teaching place, where both Gao Jianfu and Chen Shuren, the founders of the Lingnan School of Painting, studied painting.
The former site of Huai Epilepsy Hospital
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 36 Mingxin Road, Fangcun, Liwan District. It was built in 1898.
Liu Family Temple
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 12 Zhongdazhou, Guangzhou Avenue, Tianhe District. It was built in 1900 by Liu Yongfu, leader of the Black Flag Army.
The former site of the Guangdong Mint
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located in the Provincial Party School at No. 4 Huanghua Road.
Xiguan House Building
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit. They are located at No. 36 Shadi 1st Lane; Nos. 8 and 21 Fengyuan Street; Nos. 13, 84 and 87 Fengyuan North Street; No. 22 Hongchang Street, Changshou West Road; Nos. 8-34 and 5-5, Baoyuan Road. No. 23; No. 201-221, Duobao Road; Nanhua West Road.
Taihua Building
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 27 Duobao Fang, Liwan District.
Old pawnshop building
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit. They are located in the back seat of No. 26 Huagui Road, Liwan District; and No. 22, Zhongshan 7th Road.
The former site of Dongshan Baptist Church
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 9 Sibeitongjin, Yuexiu District. It was built in 1909.
The former site of the Guangdong Consultative Bureau (Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum)
The cultural relics protection unit of Guangdong Province is located at No. 2, Lingyuan West Road, Yuexiu District. The site was originally the Guangdong Consultative Bureau in the late Qing Dynasty. It was built in 1909 (the first year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty). It is a group of buildings that combine Chinese and Western styles. The main building imitates the Western ancient Roman-style parliament building. After the Wuchang Uprising in October 1911, representatives from all walks of life in Guangdong gathered at the Consultative Bureau on November 9 to declare Guangdong's independence from the Qing government and establish the Governor's Office, which was later changed to the Extraordinary Congress. In May 1921, Sun Yat-sen was sworn in as president of the Republic of China here. Very big president. During the first Kuomintang cooperation period, it was the Central Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang, and many leaders of the two parties worked here. The Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum was established here in the 1950s.
Persian Building
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 3 Bo Building, Haitian Siwang Street, Hongde Road, Haizhu District. It was built in 1910.
Modern times
The former site of the First National Congress of the Chinese Kuomintang
The national key cultural relics protection unit, the Bell Tower is located on the former Sun Yat-sen University campus at No. 215 Wenming Road, Yuexiu District , is the office building of the former headquarters of Sun Yat-sen University. It was originally the compound of Gongyuan, the venue for the imperial examinations in Guangdong Province in the Qing Dynasty. The bell tower and the adjacent "East Hall" and "West Hall" were both built in 1905 (the 31st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty). In 1908, it was changed to Guangdong Excellent Normal School. In January 1924, the National Congress of the Chinese Kuomintang was held on the ground floor of the Bell Tower. In the same year, Sun Yat-sen changed Guangdong Normal College into Guangdong University. In May 1925, the Second National Labor Conference and the First Farmers' Congress of Guangdong Province were held here. In July 1926, in memory of Sun Yat-sen, Guangdong University was renamed Sun Yat-sen University (moved to Shipai in 1933). From January to April 1927, Lu Xun lived in the Bell Tower when he was teaching at the school.
The former site of Guangzhou Generalissimo’s Mansion (Sun Yat-sen Generalissimo’s Mansion Memorial Hall)
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located at No. 18 Dongsha Street, Fangfang Road, Haizhu District. It was built in 1907. The earliest site was The architect of the site of Guangdong Shimin Soil (Cement) Factory is a German. On September 1, 1917, Sun Yat-sen was elected as the Grand Marshal of the Navy and Army of the military government of the Republic of China. He led the law-protection movement, fought against the Beiyang warlords, and established the Provisional Grand Marshal's Mansion here. In May 1918, he was forced to leave his job and go to Shanghai, and the mission of the Generalissimo's Office ended immediately.
The former site of the "March 29" Uprising Headquarters
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 15 Xiaodongying, Yuehua Road, Yuexiu District. The Guangzhou Uprising was launched on March 29, 1911. .
The Tomb of the Seventy-Two Martyrs in Huanghuagang
The National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 79, Xianlie Middle Road, Yuexiu District. It was first built in 1911. By 1921, the Tomb of the Martyrs and Jigongfang It was completed successively and designed by Yang Xizong, a famous Lingnan architect. Sun Yat-sen's calligraphy "The majesty lasts forever" is engraved on the tomb.
The former site of Mingxin Academy
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located on Mingxin Road, Huadi Street, Fangcun District, Liwan District. It was built in 1912.
Huang Baojian Stone House
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 13, Jingshan Lane, Wenchang South Road, Liwan District, was built in 1912.
Christian Savior Church
Guangzhou City registered protected cultural relics unit, located at No. 184 Wanfu Road, Yuexiu District, built in 1912. An early building with the characteristics of an Anglican church in Guangzhou.
The former site of Guangdong Postal Administration
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 43 Yanjiang West Road. It was built in 1913. It is a typical classical column-type building and a European neoclassical building. ism style.
The former site of the Guangdong Department of Finance
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 376 Beijing Road, Yuexiu District, was built in 1915.
The former site of Guangdong Customs
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 29 Yanjiang West Road, commonly known as the Big Bell Tower. The original 2-story office building was demolished in 1913. The new building was designed by British architect David Dick and completed in the autumn of 1916. Four floors, 18.85 meters high, 31.85 meters high with the bell tower, reinforced concrete frame structure. The main building materials were imported from the UK. The European neoclassical style is one of the representative works of modern Western neoclassical architecture in Guangzhou, and it is also the earliest Roman classical architecture in Guangzhou.
Daxin Company’s out-of-city branch (Nanfang Building)
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 49 Yanjiang West Road. It was built in 1919 and was funded by Australian overseas Chinese Cai Xing and others. Built on Xidi, it was originally the out-of-city branch of Dah Sing Company. It is the first reinforced concrete high-rise building in Guangzhou and is in the Baroque style.
Tower Photo Studio
Guangzhou City registered and protected cultural relics unit is located at No. 36 Yanjiang West Road, Liwan District. It was originally the Lianxing Wharf office and residence built by Chen Shaobai in 1919.
The former site of the Third National Congress of the Communist Party of China (Chunyuan)
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 3 Xiguyuan Road, Yuexiu District, formerly known as Chunyuan . Since 1923, the office of the Central Government of the Communist Party of China has been located here.
During the Third National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Chunyuan became a place for activities of members of the Party Central Committee, including international representative Ma Lin and attending representatives Chen Duxiu, Li Dazhao, Mao Zedong, etc. all lived on the second floor of No. 24, Chunyuan, and discussed revising China here. Responsible for the Communist Party’s platform and constitution, and drafting the conference’s declaration and various draft resolutions.
The former site of Huangpu Military Academy
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located on Changzhou Island, Huangpu District. It was built in 1924 and was Sun Yat-sen’s military mission in China during the first Kuomintang cooperation period. *A new Army Officer School established with the help of the Communist Party and the Soviet Union.
The former site of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located at No. 89 Yuexiu South Road, Yuexiu District. It was originally the Huizhou Guild Hall and was the Central Party Headquarters of the Kuomintang during the Great Revolution. It was established in 1925 It is the first official meeting place of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions after its establishment. There are the "Monument to Mr. Liao Zhongkai" and the "Monument to the Died Martyrs of the Workers' and Peasants' Movement" built in 1926.
Lingnan University Building Complex
The Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at Sun Yat-sen University on Xingang West Road, Haizhu District. It was built in 1924 by Americans.
The former site of the Central Bank
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 193 Yanjiang Middle Road, Yuexiu District, was built in 1924.
The former site of the Provincial and Hong Kong Strike Committee
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 3 Dongyuanheng Road, Yuexiu District, 1925.
Wende Building
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 1, No. 3 and No. 2 Wendeli, Wende East Road, Yuexiu District. It was built in 1925.
The former site of Guangzhou Commune (Memorial Hall of the Former Site of Guangzhou Uprising)
The national key cultural relics protection unit is located at No. 1 Uprising Road, Yuexiu District. The former site was the Kuomintang Public Security Bureau, which commemorates December 1927. The first Soviet government established in China after the Guangzhou Uprising broke out was known as the "Paris Commune of the East". Ye Jianying inscribed the name of the museum.
Zhongyuan Library (Guangzhou Art Museum)
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located in Yuexiu Park, Yuexiu District. The main building was built in 1929 by the famous Lingnan architect Yang Xizong Design, the main building is modeled after the Wenhua Hall of the Forbidden City in Beijing.
Chen Jitang Mansion
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 3, Meihua Village, Zhongshan 1st Road, Yuexiu District. It was built in 1930 and is a Western-style building with a garden layout.
Yuyin Shanfang
The National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located on North Street, Nancun Town, Panyu District. It was built in 1931 and is one of the four famous gardens in Guangdong.
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
A national key cultural relics protection unit, located at No. 295 Dongfeng Middle Road, Yuexiu District, built in October 1931. The original site was the Fubiao Archery Road in the Qing Dynasty, and later it was the Superintendent's Office. After the Revolution of 1911, it was the Superintendent's Office. From 1921 to 1922, when Sun Yat-sen was the Extraordinary President, the Presidential Palace was established here. In June 1922, Chen Jiongming rebelled and bombarded the presidential palace, which was razed to the ground. After Dr. Sun Yat-sen died of illness in Beijing in March 1925, the people of Guangzhou and overseas Chinese planned to build the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall on the site of Sun Yat-sen's presidential palace in memory of Sun Yat-sen's achievements. The Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall was designed by the famous Chinese architect Lu Yanzhi. Construction started in 1929 and was completed in October 1931.
The former site of the Municipal Sun Yat-sen Library (Sun Yat-sen Archives)
Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 71 Wende North Road, Yuexiu District, was completed in October 1933. In 1927, overseas Chinese living in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba and other places raised funds to build the Guangzhou Zhongshan Library in memory of Sun Yat-sen. It was designed by the famous Lingnan architect Lin Keming and was a palace-style building.
Haizhu Bridge
Located in Guangzhou, it was built in 1933. On the eve of the liberation of Guangzhou, the Haizhu Bridge was blown up by the Kuomintang opposition before they evacuated the mainland. After the liberation, the People's Government only used 7 The bridge was repaired in a month.
The Cemetery of the Fallen Soldiers of the 19th Route Army in the Anti-Japanese War
Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 113 Shuiyin Road, Yuexiu District, was built in 1933.
In 1932, driven by the nationwide anti-Japanese upsurge, generals Cai Tingkai and Jiang Guangnai led the 19th Route Army to fight against Japan, and won the support of the people across the country and overseas Chinese. Many young overseas Chinese returned to China and directly participated in the war. 152 overseas Chinese young people participated in the battle to defend Wusong and Jiangwan. As of September 1932, *** had received more than 10 million U.S. dollars in donations from various places, including about 5 million U.S. dollars from overseas Chinese.
Guangzhou Municipal Government Office Building
The current city government building, the first phase of the project (the front seat and the front seats on both sides) started in July 1931 and was completed in October 1934. It was designed by Lin Keming, a famous Lingnan architect. In order to harmonize with the architectural style of the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall to the north, the building adopts a palace-style architectural appearance.
Sun Yat-sen University Shipai Former Site Building Complex
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at Wushan Road and Dongguan Village, Shipai, Tianhe District. It was built in 1935.
Aiqun Hotel
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 113 Yanjiang West Road, also known as Aiqun Hotel, was designed in 1931 and broke ground in October 1934. The ribbon-cutting ceremony opened on July 27, 2017. It was founded by Chen Zhuoping, a member of the alliance, with overseas Chinese capital. It is an property of Hong Kong Aiqun Life Insurance Co., Ltd., hence the name Aiqun Building. It was the tallest building in China at that time and was known as "opening a new era of Guangzhou architecture" and "the crown of southern China architecture".
Dongshan Old Residential Building Group
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Among them, Chun Garden is located at No. 27 Xinhepu Road; Jian Garden is located at No. 24 Xiguyuan Road; Kuiyuan is located at No. 9-3 Xiguyuan Road; Mingyuan is located at Nos. 12 and 14 Peizheng Road; and Yuyuan is located at No. 42 Sibeitongjin Number.
East Asia Hotel
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit, located at No. 326 Changdi.
New First Army India-Myanmar Fallen Soldiers Cemetery
Guangzhou City Cultural Relics Protection Unit is located at No. 1, Shahe Section, Guangyuan East Road. It was built in 1944. General Sun Liren.