Red Tour | Nanchang.

The Nanchang Uprising, also known as the August 1st Nanchang Uprising, was an armed uprising launched by the Communist Party of China in conjunction with the left wing of the Kuomintang in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province on August 1, 1927. The uprising marked the first shot of the armed resistance against the reactionary forces of the Kuomintang and marked the beginning of the Chinese Communist Party's independent leadership of the armed struggle and the creation of a revolutionary army. Detailed guide to Nanchang: Must-visit attractions: Tengwang Pavilion: A landmark building in Nanchang, known as one of the "Three Famous Buildings in the South of the Yangtze River". Climb up and enjoy the beautiful view of the Gan River. Tengwang Pavilion at night is even more charming. Jiangxi Provincial Museum: It brings together precious historical relics and ancient art treasures of Jiangxi. Admission is free, but reservations are required in advance. It's a great place to learn about the history and culture of Jiangxi. Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural Block: It's free to visit and is an excellent place to experience the history and culture of Nanchang. Stroll around and feel the blend of history and modernity. Nanchang Star Amusement Park: It has the largest Ferris wheel in Asia and is suitable for family outings. Overlook the panoramic view of Nanchang. Shengjin Tower: It has a long history and rich temple fair activities. It's a treasure of Nanchang. Recommended food: Nanchang mixed noodles: It has almost become a synonym for Nanchang. It's spicy and delicious, and you can't stop eating it. Nanchang fried noodles: It's golden in color and rich in taste. It's a star product at the night market. Nanchang casserole stew: It's famous for its unique flavor. It's original and nutritious. Accommodation suggestions: Choose a hotel near the subway transfer station, such as near subway line 2 or line 4, for easy access to various attractions.