Changxindian Memorial Hall of Feb. 7th Revolution

The memorial is located at No. 15, Nanli A, West Garden, Changxindian, Fengtai District (the location is relatively remote, in an inconspicuous alley, it is difficult to find without obvious instructions). It is connected by a courtyard house with a total of 4 exhibition rooms. Construction began in 1983 and was officially opened to the public on February 7, 1987. Peng Zhen wrote the name of the museum. The hundreds of cultural relics and historical photos in the current collection are mainly about the history and cultural relics of the struggle of the "27" of the Beijing-Han Dynasty Railway in 1923. The memorial looks old, and it is really impossible to compare with most modern memorials today, and the simplicity is a bit sad. In particular, the narrator in the museum (he himself said that he was also the only staff in the museum, from cleaning to exhibition finishing to explanation) is a railway man who is nearly 50 years old and has nearly 30 years of service. He patiently explained his feelings for the people who came to visit. Although the memorial is much younger than the 27 locomotive factory that has been built for 110 years, in the hearts of many old workers, the 27 memorial is the "27 spirit" they have fought for for many years.

Red revolutionary place, there is a memorial significance. No tickets, cost-effective.

Changxindian Erqi Locomotive and Vehicle Factory is a symbol of the history of China's railways and also records the history of China's recent and modern revolution.

Very historic memorial, a page that modern history cannot turn over.

In the street park, there was this memorial when I was a child.