Travel Guide to the August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum

The August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum is located at 380 Zhongshan Road, Xihu District, Nanchang City. It consists of a new building (Exhibition Hall) and an old building (the former headquarters of the uprising). It is an important historical landmark of the Chinese revolution and is open to the public for free (tickets can be obtained with an ID card or reserved in advance through the official public account). The museum is easily accessible by public transportation. You can take Metro Line 1 to 'Bayi Guan Station' and walk about 250 meters from Exit 5, or take buses No. 2, 5, 25, etc., to 'Wazijiao Station'. Highlights Historical Exhibits: The 'Shocking the World' sculpture in the foyer of the new building is a must-see. The exhibition area is divided into six sections, including 'Rising in Crisis' and 'Great Decisions', vividly showcasing the uprising through artifacts, multimedia models, and scene reconstructions. The old building, formerly the Jiangxi Grand Hotel, preserves historical scenes such as Zhou Enlai's office. The stone tablet at the entrance, inscribed with 'The Place Where the Military Flag Rose', is highly symbolic. Special Activities: Free guided tours are available every half hour, and it is recommended to follow the guides for an in-depth understanding of the history. The museum also has a movie theater and a simulation training area for an immersive experience of the uprising scenes. Stamp Collection: There are five stamp collection points in the museum, such as the 'Headquarters Building Stamp' and the 'Shocking the World Sculpture Stamp', adding fun to the visit. Visitor Information Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last entry at 6:30 PM), closed on Mondays; hours may be extended during holidays. Storage Services: There are several storage points nearby, such as near Exit 3 of Bayi Guan Metro Station (7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, about 10 yuan/day for a suitcase). Visitor Etiquette: Do not touch the exhibits or make loud noises. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and allow 2-3 hours for the visit. Nearby Recommendations Red Tourism Sites: You can walk to Bayi Square and the Zhou Enlai Statue to experience the red culture of Nanchang. History and Nature: Plan a day trip combining Tengwang Pavilion (a famous building in Jiangnan) and Qiushui Square (night fountain show), or visit Meiling to enjoy natural scenery. Tips: Reserve in advance through the official public account and avoid holiday peaks. If you have time, try local specialties such as Nanchang clay pot soup and Gan cuisine. This guide will help you not only revisit revolutionary history but also deeply experience the charm of Nanchang!