Bu'ershiweike Editorial Department Former Site

The Red Education Base worth visiting. The Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall was the former site of the editorial department of the early central government publication "Boursevik", and the building area of the exhibition hall is 224 square meters. In October 1988, the former site of the editorial department of Boursevik was restored as the Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall and opened to the society. On October 24, 1988, the museum was opened to the society for free. In October 1989 and June 1995, they were named the Youth Education Base by the Shanghai Municipal Committee and Changning District Government of the Communist Youth League, and in 2006 they were named the Shanghai Red Tourism Base. Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall is located in Yuyuan Road 1376 Lane 34 (formerly Hengchangli 418), opposite Zhongshan Park, a fake three-story brick and wooden structure new Lilong residential building. The exhibition arranged the original appearance of the editorial department of "Boursevik", highlighting the work scene and content of historical figures: Nanshi was the scene of the head of the CPC Central Committee and the head of the propaganda minister Yuan Qiubai's leadership in the editorial department, the head of the Central Publication Bureau, the executive editorial committee of the editorial department, Zheng Chaoyan, secretary of the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee, has an octagonal mahjong table in the middle of the room. Mahjong is used as cover during the meeting. The room is equipped with large beds, wardrobes, writing desks and other furniture. The Beishi is the bedroom of the last residence before the sacrifice of Luo Yinong, the Standing Committee of the CPC Central Committee and the Director of the Organization. The two rooms are hung with photos of Luo Yinong and Zheng Chaoqian. In the window of the corridor, a copy of the Boursevik is displayed, containing a communication report of Mao Zedong leading the peasant uprising and the Red Army in Jinggangshan to carry out armed struggle to establish a Soviet regime. The three-story small room is lived by editorial staff. It is worth visiting and learning.

The Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall, the place is not big, is a fake three-story brick and wooden structure new residential building. It is open to the outside world for free, and it is also the former site of the editorial department of Boursevik. Most of the exhibits are pictures and printed materials, as well as a few physical items.

Changning District has a long history of revolution, and many revolutionary pioneers have emerged. This small exhibition hall generally shows the revolutionary history of Changning District. The pavilion is not large, and you have to register when you enter the door. The third floor is divided into three floors, the first floor introduces the history of the editorial department of the revolutionary journal. The second floor is very small. A room introduces the publications founded by our party. The third floor is the bedroom and work room of the staff of the year, which maintains the decoration of the year. As a patriotic educational attraction, it is worth visiting.

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A humble place, very close to Zhongshan Park.

The former site of the editorial department of the Bolshevik, located at No. 418, Hengchangli, Yuyuan Road, was built in 1925, covering an area of 75 square meters and a construction area of 224 square meters. The publication of the Party Central Organ's "Bolshevik" was founded here in 1927. It is now the Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall.

The former site of the editorial office of the Bolshevik is located at No. 418, Hengchangli, Yuyuan Road, Changning District, Shanghai. The building was built in 1925 and covers an area of 75 square meters and a construction area of 224 square meters. The publication of the Party Central Organ, Bolshevik, was founded here.