Magnolia Blooms! Visit 8 Centenary Memorial Halls in Guangzhou in One Day

Everything wakes up in spring, and the magnolia blooms in the warm spring. When the magnolia blooms, we know spring is coming. Start with the magnolia at the Children's Department of Sun Yat-sen Library of Guangdong Province, and stroll along the old streets and alleys to the Peasant Movement Institute. It's a great experience to visit 8 historical memorial halls. - 🚶Reference Route Children's Department of Sun Yat-sen Library of Guangdong Province ➠ Wende Building ➠ Liuhe New Street ➠ Former Site of the Vietnam Youth Political Training Class ➠ Sun Yat-sen Library of Guangdong Province ➠ Guangzhou Lu Xun Memorial Hall ➠ Former Site of Mingyuan Building ➠ Former Site of Sun Yat-sen University Observatory ➠ Peasant Movement Institute - 📸Recommended Check-in Points 🔸Children's Department of Sun Yat-sen Library of Guangdong Province: It was once the highest academic institution in ancient Guangzhou, the site of the Guangzhou Confucian Temple. In 1929, it continued the millennium cultural context of Wende Road together with the remains of the Guangzhou Confucian Temple (Hanmo Pool and Fanshan Pavilion). 🔸Wende Building: The century-old building was reopened after renovation. It was the place where Zhou Enlai and Deng Yingchao lived after they got married in Guangzhou. There are still residents living here, and it is full of life. 🔸Liuhe New Street: The pink small western-style building after the renovation of the old street gives people the illusion of being in Macao, which is very girlish. 🔸Former Site of Mingyuan Building of Guangdong Gongyuan: In its heyday, it was known as one of the "Four Great Gongyuan in the Late Qing Dynasty" together with Shuntian Gongyuan, Jiangnan Gongyuan, and Henan Gongyuan. 🔸Guangzhou Lu Xun Memorial Hall: Mr. Lu Xun carried out revolutionary activities here when he taught at Sun Yat-sen University in 1927. The museum has a rich collection, and the small yellow building looks great in the sun. 🔸Peasant Movement Institute: It is not only a building with red walls and shadows but also a building with a long history. It was formerly the Panyu Confucian Temple, which was built in 1370 and is famous for its brick and wood structure in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.