Ye Ting eleventh army headquarters former site
The former site was built at 1925. One of the school buildings built for Xiong Yuyuan at the beginning of Xinyuan Middle School. I-shaped western-style building, two-story brick-wood structure, facing south, with a stout old camphor tree on the east side and lush foliage. Upstairs are military offices and conference rooms, and downstairs are housing for security forces. 1927 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on July 27th, Ye Ting held a meeting of officers at or above the battalion level here, which conveyed China's decision on armed uprising and deployed combat tasks. Now the military facilities have been restored to their original state.
Zhu De former site
Located at No.2 Garden Corner in the city, it is a two-story building with brick and wood structure, with east-west direction, carved cornices on the lintel, two gates and patios. It is a typical Jiangnan residence. 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 "Please look at Chiang Kai-shek today".
Jiangxi martyr memorial hall
Built in 1953. Mao Zedong's handwriting hung in the lobby: "Communism is irresistible!" "A single spark can start a prairie fire! Long live the martyrs! " . There is a monument on the altar in the main hall. Zhu De wrote: "Revolutionary martyrs are immortal!"
the new fourth army site of the army
The former headquarters of the New Fourth Army, built at 19 15, is the residence of Beiyang warlord Zhang Xun. There are two brick-wood buildings and a bungalow in it, which is an ancient building combining Chinese and western. 1938 65438+1October 6th, the 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 Red Army guerrillas from eight provinces, walked out of the mountains and embarked on the journey of resisting Japan in the north, becoming the mainstay of the anti-Japanese war in Central China and making immortal contributions to the liberation of the Chinese nation. Because of its great historical value, the former site of the New Fourth Army in Nanchang has been designated as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit and a provincial-level patriotic education base.
Bayi Nanchang Uprising Monument
The top of Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower on August 1st consists of an upright granite carved rifle and a flag of China People's Liberation Army collaged with red granite. There are six layers of lights and multiple sets of projection lights above and below the memorial tower. At night, the tower looks bright and transparent, especially beautiful. Just north of the memorial tower is the "Memorial Tower of Nanchang Uprising on August 1st", with nine bronze tires and gold-plated characters, and a granite stone tablet "Introduction to Nanchang Uprising on August 1st" is embedded under it. On the other three sides are three large granite reliefs, which are "announcing the uprising", "attacking the enemy camp" and "cheering for victory".
There are water curtain movies and Bayi Music Fountain in Bayi Square, and sprinklers of various shapes are laid on the riverbeds on both sides of Jinshui Bridge. The ups and downs of the fountain are combined with famous songs such as March of China People's Liberation Army, Song of the Yellow River, We Workers Have Strength, Our Soldiers, For Who, Entering a New Era, etc., to form a colorful audio-visual landscape. It is a place where army officers and soldiers, the masses and students flock to cherish the memory of revolutionary martyrs and trace back to the eternal historical landmark, commemoration and culture of Nanchang Uprising on August 1st.