CPC Shanghai Underground Struggle Exhibition Hall Review

Although there is a subway station exit at the entrance of this former residence is Exit 3 of Line 2, but it is actually quite difficult to find. Our colleagues went together. Almost half of our colleagues did not find this subway exit, because there are many exits under Jing'an Temple subway. And it is easy to make a mistake, it is difficult to park at the door, and it is strongly recommended not to park at Jiuguang Department Store, because the parking lot is still very difficult to park. It is recommended that you park at Jingpin Department Store and then you can get there opposite. The entire memorial has a total of three floors. The second and third floors have restored some of the struggle scenes at that time, and some sound and photoelectric effects have been very good, and they have a good re-enactment of the underground struggles of Shanghai under the leadership of the Communist Party of China before liberation. There is a cafe on the first floor, but we were taking party classes when we went, so it was not open. There is free to explain, but it also needs to be reserved in advance. When we went, we told us that it was full by July.

A stronghold of the underground party in that year, Liu Changsheng was the head of the Shanghai underground party in that year. The museum was small and exquisite. It took about half an hour to turn around. It is best to have someone explain it. There will be a little souvenir at the end of the visit.

Shanghai underground struggle showroom covers an area of 239 square meters, with a construction area of 927 square meters, and has a three-story display area. The history written by the Communists in Liu Changsheng's former residence is so touching that we must not forget it. Shanghai, as the birthplace of the Party, is very necessary to visit and learn the history of the Party today when we are welcoming the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party. Address, address: No. 81 Yuyuan Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai Transportation: Get off at Jing'an Temple on Metro Lines 2 and 7 for 10 minutes. Opening hours: 9:00-11:30 (11:00 stops admission), 13:00-16:30 (16:00 stops admission), closed on Monday. Ticket information: free.

When we went to Jing'an Jiali and Jing'an Temple, we could not imagine that there was such a place on Yuyuan Road. I went by bike. The administrator won't let me park at the door. Say visit, just let stop. Ticket presentation is available on the porch of the ground floor. Ask again. Now you can visit without getting a ticket. The three level. The highest is not allowed up now. Sewing machines, large desks with hidden layers, large dictionaries for translation and other objects are also more. But there are all high-rise buildings around. Looking out of the windows inside, I can't imagine what it was like.

It is a patriotic education base, worth seeing