Wuhan Revolutionary Museum

Wuhan Revolutionary Museum

The Wuhan Revolutionary Museum is located at No. 13 Hongxiang, Wuchang, Wuhan, Hubei Province. It was merged by the memorial hall of the former site of the Wuchang Peasant Movement Workshop, the memorial hall of Mao Zedong's old residence, the memorial hall of Chen Tanqiu Martyrs and the Management Institute of Wuchang Uprising Gate (with the sign of the memorial hall of the former site of the Wuchang Peasant Movement Workshop).

Wuhan Revolutionary Museum has more than 3000 books, more than 10,000 photographic negatives, more than 3,000 written materials, more than 1300 copies (prints) and 594 original cultural relics. Among them, there are 10 first-class cultural relics, 48 second-class cultural relics and 266 third-class cultural relics. 273 references. There are examples of Chinese tenant farmers'life written by Mao Zedong in 1927, statutes compiled by agricultural lectures, badges worn by students, inscriptions and inscriptions by leaders such as Zhou Enlai, Dong Biwu, Zhang Pinghua and Wu Xiuquan. Huang Xing, Deng Yanda, Chen Tanqiu, Xia Mingham, Bao Hui Monk and other used objects are precious revolutionary cultural relics.

November 17, 2017, won the title of the Fifth National Civilization Unit.

Development history

The Wuhan Revolutionary Museum is located at No. 13, Hongxiang, Wuchang. In November 2000, the Wuhan Revolutionary Museum was merged by Wuchang Peasant Movement Workshop Site Memorial Hall, Mao Zedong Old Residence Memorial Hall, the Five Congress Sites Memorial Hall of the Communist Party of China, Chen Tanqiu Martyrs Memorial Hall and Wuchang Uprising Gate Management Institute. The office is located in the old site of Wuchang Peasant Movement Workshop, responsible for the old site of Wuchang Peasant Movement Workshop, Mao Zedong Old Residence of Wuchang and the early life of Chen The management, protection and opening of the old sites of Moving Sites and Wuchang Uprising Gate; responsible for collecting, protecting, displaying, researching and researching modern and contemporary cultural relics in Wuhan; responsible for holding special exhibitions reflecting major revolutionary historical events and figures.

Exhibition display

The Wuhan Revolutionary Museum has held and introduced various special exhibitions on history, culture and art. It has successively held exhibitions on the history of China in the past hundred years, Mao Zedong and Wuhan, Model of Grass-roots Cadres-Wu Tianxiang's Advanced Stories, Victory Belongs to the People, 25,000 Li of Iron Flow, Drug Control Storm, National Flag in My Heart, Red Rock Soul and Xiangxiang. More than 30 exhibitions, including Hong Kong Return Exhibition, Commemoration of Zhou Enlai's Centenary of Birth, Anti-American Aid for Korea, Protecting the Nation, Macao Return Exhibition, Mao Zedong Zhongnanhai Heritage Exhibition, Exhibition of the History of the Founding of the Communist Party of China, 80 Years of the History of Wuhan, Exhibition of Traditional Chinese Virtues, and Mao Zedong, Leader of the People, are on display. The Memorial Hall at the old site of Wuchang Agricultural Lecture, where the Wuhan Revolutionary Museum is located, has received 20 million visitors since its opening.

Visiting information

Admission ticket

Free Admission

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00-17:00, 16:30 stop entering; Monday closed all day.

Traffic information

transit

City bus 11, 514, 530 inner ring, 530 outer ring, 539, 542, 554, 566, 607, 804 to Jiefang Lumen Station; 43 ring, 576, 584 to Zhongshan Road Jiefang Road Station.

No. 514 bus will be there as soon as it gets off. 722, 507, 6 trams, 8 trams and 4 trams get off at Meijiashan. 43, 717, 609 and 510 are under Ziyang Road.