Introduction to the old campus of Hunan First Normal University?

Hunan First Normal University has two campuses: Chengnan Campus and Dongfanghong Campus. Chengnan community is the old campus, and Dongfanghong campus is the new campus.

Chengnan Academy Campus: No.356, Academy Road, Tianxin District, Changsha City. Take bus No.202 from Hushi Normal University, take bus No.908 to Ganzi Garden to the west, and then walk 10 meter.

Dongfanghong Campus: No.3 LAM Raymond Road 10 15, Yuelu District, Changsha. Take 9 13 from Tianma apartment of Hohhot Normal University and get off at a normal station.

The former site of Hunan First Normal University, now the south campus, still retains the classrooms and dormitories where Chairman Mao studied.

Opening hours: Monday-Sunday (open all day) Tickets for the former site: 15 yuan/person is not a student of our school.

Mao Zedong Memorial Hall of the First Normal School (the former site of the First Normal School in Hunan Province) is located at the foot of Miao Feng Mountain in the south of Changsha, with Xiangjiang River in the west and Yuelu Mountain across the river, with beautiful scenery and spectacular school buildings. The school was founded in 19 12, with a building area of 2 124 1 m2. The whole campus corridor twists and turns, connecting the beautiful courtyard, solemn and elegant, simple and comfortable, quiet and unique, and it is an architectural community that integrates the connotation of oriental culture and western architectural style. This architectural style is second to none in the country. As a revolutionary memorial, the school was opened to the public on 1963, 1972 was listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit, in 2006 as a national key cultural relics protection unit, 1995 as an important patriotic education base, and in 2000 it was named as "Changsha citizens' favorite tourist scenic spot (spot)". The predecessor of the First Normal School was the Chengnan Academy founded by Zhang Wei, a philosopher in the Southern Song Dynasty. Hunan Teachers College was established in 1903, enjoying the reputation of "a Millennium University, a century-old teacher".