Huize Hongse Culture Exhibition Hall

Huize Red Culture Exhibition Hall is a non-profit exhibition hall founded by two veterans who participated in the Laoshan, Zheyinshan, and the Vietnamese self-funding battle. The pavilion covers an area of 1200 square meters, with 12 exhibition rooms in 3 major exhibition areas, and more than 100,000 exhibits. It is rich and detailed and profound. It is a red culture such as Party history, military history, integrity culture and ideological and moral education. The style is solemn, rich in content, historical materials and historical materials are detailed. It is the most abundant and complete individual red cultural exhibition hall in Yunnan Province so far. The overall architectural style is a combination of Chinese and Western styles, consisting of grade gates, front gardens, middle halls, back halls and back gardens. The original homeowner was Zhang Zijia, a character of Huize during the Republic of China. Here, you can travel through the tunnel of time and space, visit the "red ribbons on the earth", read the magnificent revolutionary epics, trace the burning years of enthusiasm, and feel the patriotism and revolutionary heroism of the ancestors.

Huize Red Culture Exhibition Hall was founded by two veterans who participated in the Laoshan, Zheyinshan, and the Vietnamese self-funding battle. The pavilion covers an area of 1200 square meters, with 12 exhibition rooms in 3 major exhibition areas, and more than 100,000 exhibits. It is rich and detailed and profound. It is a red culture such as Party history, military history, integrity culture and ideological and moral education. The style is solemn, the content is rich, the historical materials are detailed, the historical materials are detailed, and the significance is profound. It is the most abundant and complete individual red cultural exhibition hall in Yunnan Province so far. Like a veteran salute

Tribute to veteran Li, own exhibition, rich exhibits, explain yourself! Just visited the August 1st section!

It is worth a visit, very touching, come back next time!

The historical imprint left by the ancestors. The history of New China is recorded. The historical traces left by the ancestors for the descendants...