Jiangxi Martyrs Memorial Hall

The Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall is a memorial to the revolutionary martyrs in Jiangxi. It is very shocking after the visit. I feel that my good life is not easy to come by. It is also a patriotic education base. It is very close to Bayi Square. I recommend everyone to visit it. It is free to visit and enter by swiping your ID card.

When I got there at 9 o'clock this morning, I didn't pay attention to the specific time. As soon as I got to the music fountain, it opened. My parents were very happy to see the fountain. There were department stores nearby and Wanda.

Walking through these martyr memorial gardens of Chinese history, you can always remind yourself that as a Chinese, we should be proud of our motherland and remember history. There are Mao Zedong's handwriting in the front hall - "Long live the martyrs who died." There is a monument on the altar of the main hall, inscribed by Zhu De - "The revolutionary martyrs are immortal." In the display cabinet, more than 250,000 revolutionary martyrs are kept. The two halls display 10 battle histories during the Second Civil Revolutionary War. Second, on the third floor, there are more than 300 martyrs'life stories, remains and relics.

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The Memorial Hall of the Revolutionary Martyrs is located in the middle section of Bayi Avenue in Nanchang City, and the crowds are constantly visited.

Very good, just come and see if there is nothing, there are a lot of people.

Jiangxi paid a lot of blood to the founding of New China

Jiangxi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall, located on the east side of the middle section of Bayi Avenue in the center of Nanchang, covers an area of more than 10,000 square meters. The main building in the museum was completed on April 19, 1954, and officially opened to the public on October 1, 1957.