Nanchang is a city with a historical process of the Red Revolution. It used to be a very important part of the revolutionary process. There are many memorial halls about the Red Revolution here, which will also be appreciated by friends who come here. Go to the red scenic spots to feel the atmosphere of the revolutionary process of that year. The former site of Ye Ting's Eleventh Army Headquarters
The former site was built in 1925. One of the school buildings built for Xiong Yu_ when he opened Xinyuan Middle School. It is a two-story Western-style building with a brick and wood structure with the word "work" in it. It faces south and has a thick old camphor tree with lush branches and leaves on the east side. The upstairs is the military office and conference room, and the downstairs is the guard unit's housing. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon on July 27, 1927, Ye Ting held a meeting of officers above the battalion here, conveying the Communist Party of China's decision on armed uprising and deploying combat tasks. The facilities of the military headquarters have been restored to their original appearance. Zhu De's former site
Located at No. 2 Huayuanjiao, City, it is a two-story building with brick and wood structure, facing west and east, with carved cornices hanging on the lintel, two doors, and a patio inside, a typical Jiangnan residential house. On the north side of the first floor is Zhu De's bedroom, and on the north side of the second floor is Guo Moruo's house, where he once wrote "Look at Chiang Kai-shek Today". Jiangxi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall
It was built in 1953. There are Mao Zedong's handwritings in the front hall of the hall: "Communism is irresistible!" "A single spark can start a prairie fire!
Long live the martyrs who died!". There is a monument on the altar in the main hall, with the inscription by Zhu De: "The revolutionary martyrs will live forever!" The former site of the New Fourth Army Military Headquarters
The former site of the New Fourth Army Military Headquarters was built in 1915 as the residence of the Beiyang warlord Zhang Xun. There are two buildings inside There are two brick and wood structure buildings and one bungalow, which are ancient buildings that combine Chinese and Western styles.
On January 6, 1938, the military headquarters of the New Fourth Army was stationed here, completing the arduous task of forming the New Fourth Army. The New Fourth Army, composed of guerrilla athletes from the Red Army from eight provinces, walked out of the mountains and forests and embarked on a journey north to resist Japan. It became the mainstay of the resistance against Japan in central China and made immortal contributions to the cause of liberation of the Chinese nation.
The former site of the New Fourth Army Headquarters in Nanchang has been designated as a provincial cultural relic protection unit and a provincial patriotism education base due to its significant historical value. August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower
The top of the August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower is composed of an upright granite carved rifle and a red granite collage of the Chinese People's Liberation Army flag. There are 6 layers of lights and multiple sets of projection lights on the upper and lower sides of the memorial tower. At night, the tower looks bright and transparent, especially beautiful. Directly to the north of the memorial tower are nine large gilt copper characters of "August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower" and a granite tablet with "A Brief Introduction to August 1st Nanchang Uprising" embedded below. The other three sides are three large granite reliefs: "Announcement of Uprising", "Attack on Enemy Camp" and "Cheering for Victory".
On the Bayi Square, there are water curtain movies and Bayi musical fountains.
Various shapes of nozzles are laid out on the riverbed on both sides of the Jinshui Bridge. The undulating fountains are similar to the "Chinese People's Liberation Army" Famous songs such as "March", "Ode to the Yellow River", "We Workers Have Power", "We Soldiers", "For Whom", "Into the New Era", etc. are combined into a colorful audio-visual landscape of dancing water and flying songs. It is a place where officers and soldiers, the masses and students gather to remember the revolutionary martyrs and trace the eternal historical landmark, commemoration and culture of the August 1st Nanchang Uprising.