Former Residence of Lu Xun in Shanghai

The former residence of Lu Xun in Shanghai is a three-story building with brick and wood structure and red brick and red tiles. Mr. Lu Xun lived and worked here before his life. Today, the former residence restores the scene of Mr. Lu Xun's life. It also displays the precious items and stationery he used in his life, mostly original objects.

Visit is free, explanation 10 yuan. Don't listen to the explanation, you can't visit. The small building on the left is a management room, there is Lu Xun's life introduction, free to see; on the right is Lu Xun's former residence, you need to guide the explanation staff to visit

Lu Xun's former residence is located at No. 9, Continental New Village, Shanyin Road, Shanghai. It is a brick-and-wood structure, a three-story building with red brick and red tiles. During this period, Lu Xun wrote many combat essays and translated works such as "translation" magazine and "dead soul". Promote woodcut prints, and also organize the "Hai above forests" left by Yuan Qiubai. In 1935, I called to congratulate the Red Army of Workers and Peasants on their victory in northern Shaanxi. At the beginning of 1936, I actively participated in the work of the anti-Japanese national united front in the literary and cultural circles.

Mr. Lu Xun lived in Shanghai for ten years, totaling three residences. He lived here with Xu Guangping and his son Hai Ying for the last three and a half years before his death. The tickets were 8 yuan and opened every 20 minutes. Visitors could not exceed 10 people in each batch. There were three floors in total. They could not take photos. They almost placed the original objects. The commentator explained them very gently and in detail. In such gentle explanations, 1. A picture of a desk has become different in meaning, as if it really went back to that era, the atmosphere will automatically make you awe-inspiring, will not speak loudly, will not touch at random, it is worth it. Recommended recommendation

Lu Xun's former residence is located at No. 9, Lane 132, Shanyin Road, Shanghai, a three-story building with red bricks and tiles, a residence for a generation of cultural giants who lived and worked before their deaths from 1933 to 1936.