Jiangxi Xingguo Guantian Village Central Arsenal Workers' Club Site.

The Central Arsenal Workers' Club Site was originally the Wanshou Palace, an ancient temple of Xuzhenjun with a long history. The temple is spacious and grand, with a shrine, a theater courtyard, and a stage for performances. There are two symmetrical two-story wing rooms. It is the main place for local villagers to engage in religious activities, which has continued to this day. In October 1931, the dormitory and workers' club of the Central Arsenal were stationed here. There is a couplet in front of the stage, with the left side reading "Marxism-Leninism" and the right side reading "Power belongs to the workers and peasants," and the horizontal couplet reading "Everything for the revolutionary war." Factory director Wu Hanjie, technician Zhao Jun, female worker Lan Guiying, child worker Chen Xi, and others performed here. The Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Soviet, the Military Region, and nearby counties such as Xingguo, Yangyin, Gonglue, Yongfeng, Bosheng, and Shengli often sent condolence teams and blue shirt groups to perform here. Workers could go to the club to play chess or table tennis after work, or go to the playground to play basketball, swing, high jump, long jump, or play on the horizontal bars. Sometimes, they also organized military technology training and field exercises. The cultural and sports life of the workers at that time was rich, colorful, healthy, interesting, and full of joy. A national key cultural relic protection unit.