The storm of the Guangdong-Hong Kong strike arose, causing the imperialists to tremble with fear.

"Guangdong-Hong Kong Strike Memorial Hall" is located at No. 3 Dongyuan Heng Road, Guangzhou. The original site was the garden villa of the Guangdong Navy Admiral in the late Qing Dynasty, named Dongyuan. In June 1925, in support of the May 30th Movement in Shanghai, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the famous Guangdong-Hong Kong strike broke out. The strike lasted 16 months, with 250,000 participants, writing a glorious chapter in the history of the Chinese workers' movement. The original site was burned down in 1926 and rebuilt in 1984 as a memorial hall. The main exhibition in the hall, "Historical Exhibition of the Guangdong-Hong Kong Strike," systematically introduces the glorious history of the Guangdong-Hong Kong strike.