Xia Yan's former residence

Former residence of Xia Yan

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Xia Yan's former residence generally refers to Xia Yan's former residence

Xia Yan's former residence is the birthplace of Xia Yan, the pioneer of progressive film in China. It is located at No.50 Yanjia Road, Jianggan District, Hangzhou city.

Overview of former residence

Xia Yan's former residence is the birthplace of Xia Yan, an outstanding revolutionary writer and pioneer of China's progressive films. Its architectural style is mainly based on the characteristics of the houses in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. According to the old house pattern described in Xia Yan's autobiographical novel "lazy looking for old dreams", it has set up exhibition hall, eight chanting hall, bedroom, silkworm rearing house, private school, etc., covering an area of 1000 square meters, with a construction area of 467 square meters Square meters. In accordance with the six main lines of struggle in early years, left wing literature and art, on the front line of news film and drama, on the leading position of cultural film cause, in the new socialist period, Xia Yan's film series, the exhibition hall displays a large number of pictures and real objects in the form of film, showing the growth process and glorious life of a literary giant and revolutionary writer.

Since its completion and opening up in 2000, Xia Yan's former residence has received nearly one million visitors from all walks of life and teenagers. It is a new place for cadres to receive party history education, clean government education and patriotism education, and an extended classroom for primary and secondary schools in Hangzhou. In recent years, Xia Yan's former residence has been successively awarded the honorary titles of "Zhejiang party history education base", "Hangzhou first batch of party history education base", "Hangzhou patriotism education demonstration base", "Hangzhou youth students' second classroom work advanced base", "Hangzhou red Museum alliance member unit", "Jianggan District Social Science Popularization demonstration site".

Introduction to Xia Yan

Xia Yan (1900.10.30-1995.2.6), formerly named Shen Naixi, was born in yanjianong, Pengbu Town, Yuhang County, Zhejiang Province. He is one of the pioneers of China's new culture movement, a famous Chinese writer of literature, film and drama, a literary critic, a literary artist, a translator and a social activist. He was born in yanjianong, Pengbu Town, Yuhang County, Zhejiang Province on October 30, 1900. He died in Beijing on February 6, 1995 at the age of 95.

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Xia Yan was born on October 30, 1900 at No. 50, yanjianong, Pengbu Town, Yuhang County, Zhejiang Province;

In 1915, he entered Zhejiang a type industrial school;

In 1919, he took part in the May 4th Movement in his hometown, and together with his classmates, he launched and founded the first progressive journal "double ten" in Zhejiang at that time (the second issue was changed to "Zhejiang new wave");

In 1920, he studied in Japan and began to accept Marxism;

In 1924, introduced by Dr. Sun Yat Sen, he joined the Chinese Kuomintang as a member of the Standing Committee and head of the Organization Department of the general branch of the Kuomintang in Japan;

After the failure of the great revolution in 1927, he joined the Communist Party of China, engaged in the labor movement and translation work, translating Gorky's mother and other foreign masterpieces;

In 1929, he organized Shanghai Art Society with Zheng Boqi and others, first put forward the slogan of "proletariat drama" and carried out proletarian drama activities;

In 1930, he joined the left wing League and was elected as the Executive Committee of the left wing League;

After 1933, he served as a member of the CPC Shanghai culture and Culture Commission and the leader of the film group, and was the pioneer and leader of China's progressive films.

Bus Guide

Xia Yan's former residence is located near yanjianongkou bus stop on Xintang road,

Bus stops are: 19, 20, 47, 55 (inner ring), 56 (outer ring), 86, 100, 100 (interval), 105 (inner ring), 106 (outer ring), 108, 110, 304, 323, 842, 201 (night line), 202 (night line), 212 (night line), 215 (night line)

Address: no.3-130, Lane 685, Tangshan Road

Longitude: 121.50694851345

Latitude: 31.257211371528

Chinese PinYin : Xia Yan Jiu Ju