What are the locations of the Red Revolution in Changsha?

Located in the courtyard of Changsha Museum. This is not only the former site of the Central Hunan District Committee, but also the location of the first home formed by Mao Zedong and Yang Kaihui after their marriage. 1922 In May, Xiangzhong District Committee was established, with Mao Zedong as the secretary and Qingshuitang as the residence of Mao Zedong, the office and branch secretary of the district Committee.

Now, the former site of Xiangzhong District Committee has been turned into an exhibition room. After the reform and opening up, Changsha Museum, a comprehensive geographical museum, was built on the basis of the original memorial hall of Central Hunan District Committee, covering an area of 42,000 square meters and a construction area of 6.5438+0.2 million square meters. The museum collects more than 20,000 precious cultural relics reflecting Changsha's history and modern revolutionary history.

2. Comrade Liu Shaoqi Memorial Hall.

Liu Shaoqi's former residence is a national key cultural relic protection unit. It was founded in 187 1 and opened to the public in 1959. It was forced to close and destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and reopened on 1980 after Comrade Liu Shaoqi was rehabilitated. Now the former residence is displayed in its original appearance. In addition to restoring the original huts and tile houses, more than 65,438+090 exhibits were displayed. Through these exhibits, the typical features of Hunan farmers and some scenes of Liu Shaoqi's study and activities here are reproduced. ?

Comrade Liu Shaoqi's former residence is an ordinary farmhouse in the south of the Yangtze River, with east-west direction and civil structure. There are 2 1.5 rooms, including tile house 16.5 rooms and 5 huts. The former residence is surrounded by clear water in front and green hills in the back, with towering old trees on the left and villagers' farmhouses on the right. The environment is elegant.

3. The former site of Wenjiacheng.

The former site of Wenjiacheng in the Autumn Harvest Uprising is located 565,438+0 kilometers southeast of Liuyang County, Changsha City. Originally the Wenhua Academy in Liuyang County in Qing Dynasty, it was built in 65,438+08,465,438+0, 65,438+09,654,38+02, and changed to Liren School. The whole building complex is large in scale, with more than 20 buildings, including front and back halls, East and West Zhai, Wenchang Pavilion and Chengde Hall. ?

1977, "Wen Jia Autumn Harvest Uprising Memorial Hall" was built on the west side of the former site, covering an area of 1040 square meters. A large number of cultural relics and photos of the Autumn Harvest Uprising were exhibited, as well as relevant information on how Mao Zedong and Zhu De led troops to defeat the enemy in Wenjia City and set up the First Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army at 1930.

The former site of Wenjia City in the Autumn Harvest Uprising now includes Mao Zedong's living room, meeting room of former enemy committee, meeting lawn and other sites. There is a historical story exhibition hall of Wen Jia Autumn Harvest Uprising in the former site.

4. Huang Xing's former residence.

Huang Xing's former residence is located in Liangtang, Yangtuo Village, Gaotang Township, Changsha County, Changsha City. 1874101On October 25th, Huang Xing, a famous leader of the Revolution of 1911, was born here and spent 22 years here. Huangxing's former residence was built in 1864, covering an area of 2.05 mu. It used to be a four-in-one compound with 32 rooms, covering the left and right sides. Now there are 12 rooms.

The restored former residence shows the introduction of Huang Xing's former residence, the introduction of Huang Xing's life story and the schematic diagram of his former residence. Restored the original appearance and furnishings of Huang Xing, his father Mr. Huang Xiaocun and his mother Rove. 198 1 has been designated as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. In June of the same year, 5438+ 10 was opened to the public.

5. The Eighth Route Army Office in Hunan.

The Eighth Route Army Office in Hunan is located at Xu Ci Lane 15, Cai E Middle Road, Changsha, and is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. 1937 10 Under the situation of Sino-Japanese cooperation, the Central Committee sent Xu Teli and Wang Lingbo from Yan 'an to Changsha to set up an Eighth Route Army office in Hunan. In the past three years, Xu Teli served as a representative and senior member of parliament in Hunan, and Wang Lingbo served as the director of the office.

On March 1938, the office moved to No.2 Shouxing Street. Zhou Enlai and Ye Jianying came to Changsha from Wuhan and lived here. After the establishment of the Communication Department, it actively publicized China's anti-Japanese ideas and forms of resisting Japan and saving the nation, absorbed revolutionary youth to the anti-Japanese front, and allocated communication equipment and medical supplies to the anti-Japanese front. The communication office of 1938 was burned down and has been rebuilt as it is. 1972, the provincial government designated 15 Xu Ci Lane (the former site of JOE ancestral hall) as the office of the Eighth Route Army in Hunan, which was renovated and opened to the outside world.