[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Peasant Movement Training Institute (Updated Mar)

Gu Cheng once penned, "Grass is tying its seeds, wind is shaking its leaves. We stand in silence, and it is utterly beautiful." Perhaps only those on the same wavelength can truly comprehend this sentiment. I recently visited Guangzhou, and rather than the bustling city, I found myself drawn to these tranquil spots perfect for daydreaming. 1️⃣ Guangzhou Agricultural Lecture Hall With verdant trees against red walls, dappled sunlight, and dancing shadows, this place is truly beautiful and healing. I could easily spend an entire afternoon here, lost in thought. 2️⃣ Si Hai Equestrian Club The whale 🐳 suspended in the glass room is reminiscent of the 52hz Alice. The serene environment here is incredibly soothing and perfect for introspection. 3️⃣ Baiyun Mountain This is a place you'd want to visit again after your first trip, especially in the evening. Standing atop the mountain, feeling the evening breeze, watching the therapeutic sunset, and overlooking the entire CBD is an absolute delight. 4️⃣ Pearl River Park The park is like a forest oxygen bar, an ideal place to clear your mind. You can spend an afternoon in the bookstore within the park, sipping a beverage and reading, allowing yourself to settle and reflect. 5️⃣ Sacred Heart Cathedral of Guangzhou The cathedral, both inside and out, is truly beautiful. There's no need for words, just sit and soak in the atmosphere. Thank you for reading, see you in the next issue 👋🏻.

Ancient kapok trees have weathered centuries of wind and rain, Their trunks still standing tall and strong. Against the backdrop of the blue sky and sunshine, the kapok flowers are as red as fire. The red walls and green tiles of the aesthetically pleasing Chinese-style buildings Make the garden's spring scenery look like traditional Chinese paintings, full of artistic conception. - 📸Tips for Visiting 1. The photos of the kapok flowers at the Peasant Movement Training Institute were taken on the morning of March 11th. The recent blue skies and sunshine are truly rare. The red walls and light and shadow of the Peasant Movement Training Institute are stunning. Seize the opportunity to take photos while the sun is shining, or you'll have to wait another year. 2. On the fourth-floor platform of Xinghuo 1926, you can capture panoramic views even without a drone. It's a friendly spot for taking photos of tall kapok trees and people in the same frame. 3. Guangji Hall is located on the right side of the entrance to the Peasant Movement Training Institute. Walk straight in and you'll find the spot between the eaves. With the eaves on both sides as a frame, look up and shoot to capture a kapok flower picture like a traditional Chinese painting. 4. Starting from the Peasant Movement Training Institute, stroll along the old streets and alleys to the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Within just 1 km, there are many historical museums worth visiting. - 🚶Suggested Route Peasant Movement Training Institute ➠ Former Site of Sun Yat-sen University Observatory ➠ Former Site of Mingyuan Building ➠ Guangzhou Lu Xun Memorial Hall ➠ Guangdong Provincial Sun Yat-sen Library ➠ Former Site of Vietnam Youth Political Training Class ➠ Wende Building ➠ Liuhe New Street ➠ Former Site of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions ➠ Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China ➠ Memorial Hall of the Canton-Hong Kong Strike - 📍Former Site of Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Institute ⏰️Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 🎟Tickets: Free, no reservation required 🚇Transportation: Subway Line 1, Peasant Movement Training Institute Station, Exit C

The Peasant Movement Training Institute was established during the first period of cooperation between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the Nationalist Party (KMT). It was initiated by CCP members such as Peng Pai, but operated under the KMT's name. From July 1924 to September 1926, six sessions of the Peasant Movement Training Institute were held in Guangzhou. Peng Pai served as the director for the first and fifth sessions, while Mao Zedong led the sixth session. Transportation: Located in the heart of Guangzhou, it is directly accessible by Metro Line 1 and various bus routes, making transportation extremely convenient. The surrounding area offers a diverse range of dining options, including numerous dessert shops and souvenir stores with Lingnan characteristics. Whether you're a local or a visitor, you're sure to find something to your liking.

The hero city is in full bloom, with kapok flowers blooming in front of the Peasant Movement Institute. In spring, kapok flowers are in full bloom in Yuexiu, Guangzhou. On the terrace of the Zhujiang Spark 1926 shopping mall, the camera is pointed at the "Museum of the Site of the Peasant Movement Training Institute" (Peasant Movement Institute) just across the street, which was hosted by Comrade Mao Zedong. The century-old kapok tree complements the red lacquered walls and glazed yellow tiles, just like a simple and elegant painting. The kapok here is known as the "hero flower", not only because of its fiery blooming posture, but also because it carries the red gene of Guangzhou, a hero city. Every March, photography enthusiasts gather under the kapok trees of the Peasant Movement Institute to record the beautiful dialogue between the red kapok and the historical building! 🏃CityWalk Route Recommendation: A journey through time and red culture, from kapok to spark. ✅Zhujiang Spark 1926 Shopping Mall Stand on the terrace of the shopping mall and take a photo with the century-old kapok tree of the Peasant Movement Institute! The red brick exterior wall of Spark 1926 itself also incorporates red genes. Its design is inspired by the phrase "a single spark can start a prairie fire", echoing the Peasant Movement Institute opposite with history and trend. After taking photos, you may wish to have a cup of Cantonese morning tea in the mall, or browse through red-themed books in the bookstore to experience the collision of new and old cultures! ✅First Stop: Peasant Movement Institute Memorial Hall (2 minutes' walk) Across the road from Spark 1926 is the main attraction, the Peasant Movement Institute! This is the former site where Chairman Mao presided over the peasant movement training in 1926. Under the two century-old kapok trees in the courtyard, volunteers often tell revolutionary stories. It is recommended to participate in the "Red Kapok Study Route" in the museum, where you can follow plant experts to appreciate the flowers and learn about the ecological knowledge of kapok, and you can also make your own kapok-themed handbook (reservations required). ✅Second Stop: Former Site of the Guangdong District Committee of the CPC (10 minutes' walk) Walk east along Zhongshan Fourth Road from the Peasant Movement Institute, turn into Wenming Road, and you will arrive at the "Former Site of the Guangdong District Committee of the CPC". This three-story building was the core command center of the Communist Party of China in Guangdong in its early days. The exhibition hall has restored the office scenes of Zhou Enlai, Chen Yannian and others. ✅Third Stop: First National Congress of the Communist Youth League of China Memorial Square (8 minutes' walk) Walk south along Donggao Avenue to the "First National Congress of the Communist Youth League of China Memorial Square". In 1922, the First National Congress of the Socialist Youth League of China was held here. The giant League emblem sculpture on the square is a popular check-in spot, and there is also a light projection show in the evening, showcasing the century-long history of the Communist Youth League. The "Former Site of the Provincial and Hong Kong Strike Committee" (Red Building) next to the square is also worth a visit. The meeting room and dormitory during the strike period are restored inside the building, offering a fully immersive experience! ✅Destination: Spark 1926 Square Night Market (walk back) Return to Spark 1926 in the evening, and the square has been transformed into a "red market". Here you can find intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, red cultural and creative products, and you may even encounter "Red Kapok Veterans" telling their personal experiences. 🌟Tips: 1⃣March is the blooming season for kapok flowers. It is recommended to take photos in the morning or evening when the light is softest. Seize the end of March, as the flowering season is coming to an end! 2⃣The Peasant Movement Institute and the First National Congress of the Communist Youth League of China Memorial Square are free and open to the public without reservation. 3⃣Spark 1926 shopping mall is crowded on weekends, so it is recommended to dine at off-peak hours.

The red walls and yellow tiles of the Peasant Movement Institute and the fiery red kapok flowers will soon stage the most beautiful pairing of the year! Due to the warm winter this year, the kapok flowers at the Peasant Movement Institute are expected to enter their full bloom period in about two weeks! Hurry up and experience the beautiful scene of "red kapok against red walls."

It truly lives up to its name as the "Flower City"! Spring in Guangzhou is something to look forward to! Flowers bloom all over the streets and alleys, it's hard to keep up with them all. Kapok, tulips, yellow bells, cherry blossoms... If you're coming to Guangzhou in spring, don't miss these 10 flower viewing spots. We've compiled the locations and blooming periods for you. Come and enjoy the beautiful spring scenery! 10 Most Beautiful Spots for Flower Viewing in Guangzhou: Peasant Movement Institute - Kapok Bright red kapok flowers against the backdrop of red walls and green tiles of ancient architecture—spring is in full swing!

❤Recommended reason: March-April is the best season to see Bombax Ceiba flowers in Guangzhou. Check out the one-day flower viewing guide below! 🧳One-day tour arrangement: 1. 9:00-11:00 am: Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (soft light, avoid backlight at noon). 2. 11:30 am-1:30 pm: Peasant Movement Institute and lunch nearby (authentic Cantonese snacks are available on nearby Wenming Road). 3. 2:00-4:00 pm: Lingyuan West Road and Martyrs' Cemetery (oblique sunlight in the afternoon is suitable for capturing light and shadow levels). ▽▽▽▽▽▽▽▽ 🕙Morning ✅Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall: 🚉Transportation guide: Subway Line 2, Memorial Hall Station, Exit C. 🌟Highlights: 1. The "Bombax Ceiba King" in the square in front of the building towers into the sky, with dense flowers, suitable for taking upward shots of the Bombax Ceiba, blue sky, and glazed tiles. 2. The northeast corner of the memorial hall offers the best shooting spot, where the Bombax Ceiba branches and eaves intertwine, creating a strong classical atmosphere. 🕙Noon ✅Peasant Movement Institute: 🚉Transportation guide: Subway Line 1, Peasant Movement Institute Station, Exit D. 🌟Highlights: 1. The red walls, yellow tiles, and Bombax Ceiba flowers form a strong color contrast, earning it the name "Little Forbidden City of Guangzhou". 2. The terrace on the 4th floor of the Spark 1926 shopping mall next door offers a bird's-eye view of the Bombax Ceiba flowers and ancient buildings. 🕙Afternoon ✅Lingyuan West Road: 🚉Transportation guide: Subway Line 1, Martyrs' Cemetery Station, Exit D. 🌟Highlights: 1. The Bombax Ceiba trees on Lingyuan West Road are arranged along the street, forming a "red corridor", suitable for capturing the depth of the street. 2. In the middle section of Lingyuan West Road, use a telephoto lens to compress the space and highlight the density of the Bombax Ceiba flowers. ----------------------------- ❤Guangzhou Spring Flower Viewing Guide: The latest Guangzhou spring flower viewing guide will be released recently. You can follow my homepage.

There is a new exhibition at Panyu Xuegong for the New Year, and new exhibits in various places in Guangzhou. It is also very festive. ⛰[Attraction Guide] 📍Detailed address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province 🚗Transportation Guide: Guangzhou Bus No. 1, Guangzhou Bus No. 27, Guangzhou Bus No. 76A, Guangzhou Bus No. 76, Guangzhou Bus No. 93, Guangzhou Bus No. 102, Guangzhou Bus No. 107, Guangzhou Bus No. 108, Guangzhou Bus No. 125, Guangzhou Bus No. 211, Guangzhou Bus No. 215, Guangzhou Bus No. 215 Long Line, Guangzhou Bus No. 243, Guangzhou Bus No. 517, Guangzhou Bus No. 864, Guangzhou Bus Peak Express No. 53, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 1, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 2, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 4, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 9, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 21, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 27, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 40, Guangzhou Bus Night No. 78; Subway Line 1, get off at Nongjiangsuo Station, Exit C 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:30 (last admission 17:00) Closed on Monday 💰Ticket price: Free admission 🌟Highlights: 1. The former site of the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute is a group of ancient buildings with red walls and yellow tiles, and brick and wood structures. 2. The main hall of Dachongsheng Hall is used as a canteen, and the east hall is used as a military training department; the courtyard is planted with ancient trees such as kapok, bodhi, longan, and michelia.

Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute Location: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province Opening hours: All year round Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:30 (Last admission 17:00) Closed on Monday Free admission Area: over 8,000 square meters Originally Panyu Confucian Temple Built in the 3rd year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370)

There is a red building in downtown Guangzhou, which looks like a "small Forbidden City" 🧱Red walls and green tiles are everyone's first impression of it. Only after a deeper visit can you discover the inner world. There are 1,152 cultural relics here, and it is the first batch of 🇨🇳patriotism education bases. 📍Nongjiang Institute 🎫Tickets: 0 yuan (no reservation required) 🚇Metro: Line 1, Nongjiang Institute, Exit C 🗺️Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou 🈺️Time: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:30 (closed on Monday) 📷Note for taking photos: It is recommended to come at 3-4 pm. If you come at 11 pm during the day, the light and shadow are not very obvious. The place is not big, so you can take photos from multiple angles~ 🏮Wearing Hanfu or new Chinese style is more suitable for the scene~

When talking about Guangzhou's 'Red Wall Ancient Buildings', everyone immediately thinks of the Peasant Movement Institute. But recently, the ancient temple of Wuxian, with its red walls and green tiles, has reopened‼️ Another must-visit spot for photo enthusiasts. Many people have heard of the Five Rams Legend of Guangzhou, but 99% of them don't know that there is an ancient temple in Yuexiu District commemorating the Five Immortals. Here, you can learn about the origin of the nickname 'Ram City'. 🌟 Photo Spots: ✅ Wuxian Ancient Temple was built during the Ming Dynasty and houses the first tower in Lingnan, with a massive bell hanging upstairs‼️ The red walls and green tiles make for great photos. ✅ In the garden's pond, there is a rock depression that looks like a 'footprint👣', said to be left by the Five Immortals. This place is called 'Immortal's Footprint'. ✅ The temple also preserves many stone inscriptions from the Song to Qing Dynasties, recording the history of Wuxian Temple and the cultural history of Guangzhou. 📍 Wuxian Ancient Temple - Five Rams Immortal Site 🚇 Metro: [Haizhu Square Station], [Gongyuanqian Station], or [Ximenkou Station], then walk about 10 minutes after exiting. 🎫 No admission fee, no reservation needed for now. 🈺 Opening hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (closed on Mondays)

Most people only know this place as the Peasant Movement Institute, but it was actually the Panyu County Confucian Temple in ancient times. The term "Confucian Temple" is more familiar to people in northern China, but in Guangdong, it is called a "Confucian School." Confucian Schools served two functions: as a temple for worshiping Confucius and as a school. Therefore, Confucian Schools were always a combination of a temple and a school. The temple was the main building for worshiping Confucius, and included the Lingxing Gate, Pan Pond, Dacheng Gate, Dacheng Hall, and Chongsheng Shrine. The school was the place for teaching (the function of an ancient school) and cultivating talent, and included the Minglun Hall, Kuixing Pavilion, and Zunjing Pavilion. The Panyu Confucian School was built in 1370 (the third year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty) and has been repaired and renovated to varying degrees over the years. The beams of the Confucian School still retain some of the styles and structures of the Ming Dynasty, but many wooden components were replaced during the Qing Dynasty (the new structures were replaced, but some were modeled after the Ming Dynasty style). After the imperial examination system was abolished in 1905, the educational function of the Panyu Confucian School gradually disappeared. Historically, there were three Confucian Schools in Panyu Ancient City (ancient Guangzhou): the Guangzhou Prefecture Confucian School, the Nanhai County Confucian School, and the Panyu County Confucian School. The Panyu Confucian School was the smallest of the three, and the other two have disappeared, leaving only the Panyu Confucian School. Address: Peasant Movement Institute, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou Transportation: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 1 to Peasant Movement Institute Station, Exit C

The site of the Peasant Movement Institute, which was founded by Comrade Mao Zedong, was originally the Panyu Confucian Temple, which was built in 1370 (the third year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty). This magnificent ancient building is composed of the Lingxing Gate, Pan Pond Arch Bridge, Dacheng Gate, Dacheng Hall, Chongsheng Hall, and the side rooms and corridors from south to north. The Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute held six sessions during the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China. The first five directors were Peng Pai, Luo Qiyuan, Ruan Xiaoxian, Tan Zhitang, and Peng Pai, and the site was located on Yuexiu South Road and Donggao Avenue. The sixth session was held here from May to September 1926, with Mao Zedong as the director and more than 20 people, including Zhou Enlai, Peng Pai, and Xiao Chunu, as teachers. A total of 327 students from 20 provinces and regions studied the theory and methods of the peasant movement, received strict military training, and participated in major social activities. After graduation, they went to all parts of the country to lead the peasants in the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal struggle, making great contributions to the Chinese revolution. In 1953, a memorial hall was established here, and Zhou Enlai inscribed the site. In 1961, the State Council announced that the "Site of the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute" was a national key cultural relic protection unit. The director's office, academic affairs department, military training department, etc., were all arranged according to their original appearance, and the history of the Peasant Movement Institute and temporary exhibitions were also displayed. ❤Recommended reason: National key cultural relic protection unit National Patriotic Education Demonstration Base National Red Tourism Classic Scenic Spot 🕙Opening hours: 9:00 am–5:30 pm (last entry at 5:00 pm) Closed on Mondays 💰Average cost: Free, no reservation required 🚉Transportation guide: Subway: Line 1, exit C of Peasant Movement Institute Station Bus: Peasant Movement Institute No. 1 Station: No. 1, No. 76, No. 93, No. 211, No. 864, Millennium Ancient City Line 📍Detailed address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou

Guangzhou also has its "Little Forbidden City" It is actually the Agricultural Lecture Hall in Guangzhou Avoiding the weekend crowds, I checked in at the "Little Forbidden City" in Guangzhou alone No reservation is required, and you cannot enter after 5pm 📍Just a few steps from Exit C of the Agricultural Lecture Hall Subway Station A good place to wear cheongsam and take photos~

The Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute is located on Zhongshan 4th Road, Guangzhou. It is the abbreviation of the Peasant Movement Institute. It is an important place for the Communist Party of China to lead the peasants to carry out revolutionary struggles, carrying rich historical information. The architectural style of the Peasant Movement Institute is simple and solemn, witnessing the vicissitudes of early revolutionary history. Today, it has become an important historical and cultural heritage protection unit, attracting many tourists to visit and learn, and understand the glorious history of the Party and the revolutionary spirit. It is not only a witness to history, but also an important place to inherit the revolutionary spirit. . 📷Photo tips: If you want to take pictures of the red wall's light and shadow, it is recommended to go around 3 pm, when the sunlight is relatively soft. If you go too late, there will be no light and shadow. The photo tips are to take pictures with the red wall and green leaves, whether you are taking pictures of the scenery or portraits, it will be very special. . 🥯Surrounding food: 1️⃣Meijiahua-Taiji Bag 2️⃣Street Edge Roast Meat-Salty Chicken Rice, Spare Ribs Rice 3️⃣Chen Ji San Ji Di-San Ji Di River Powder, Pickled Noodles, River Powder . 📍Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00--17:00 (closed every Monday) 🎫Tickets: Free admission 🚲Transportation: 🚇Subway: Line 1 Nongjiang Institute Station Exit C➡️Walk about 50m to the rear 🚌Bus: No. 1, 76, 76A, 93, 102, 107, 108, 864, etc. .

#Guangzhou Attractions There is a station called "Nongjiangsu" on Guangzhou Metro Line 1. Its full name is "Former Site of Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Institute". It was originally the Panyu Academy and was built in the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370). On the west outer wall of the Agricultural School is a red wall about 150 meters long. It has now become a popular check-in spot. The red wall and yellow tiles are very eye-catching, attracting many people to take photos and check in, and even take wedding photos. 📍Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou 🚇Public transportation: Subway Line 1 "Nongjiangsu" Station 🕒Opening hours: 9:00-17:30 (no admission after 17:00) Closed on Mondays 🎫Tickets: Free

#Guangzhou Attractions The former site of the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Institute, referred to as the Nongjiang Institute, is located at No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province (near the Nongjiang Institute subway station), covering an area of ​​more than 8,000 square meters. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. In history, China had held many peasant movement training sessions here, so it was called the Nong Lecture Hall. There are about 1,100 cultural relics in the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute, 64 of which are first-class items. It is an important place for carrying out patriotism and revolutionary tradition education, and a representative attraction of Guangzhou’s red tourism. The Agricultural Lecture Hall is open to tourists free of charge. Friends who like history and modern Chinese history should remember not to miss it. The red walls and yellow tiles take you through historical buildings. Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District Time: 09:00-17:30 (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free, reservations can be made online (Nongjiangsu Memorial Hall Official Account) or on-site reservations can be made Transportation: 200 meters walk from Exit C of Nongjiangsu Subway Station

"The grass is knotting its seeds, the wind is shaking its leaves. We stand, silent, and it is profoundly beautiful." I am deeply enamored with Guangzhou. The verdant trees, the crimson walls, and the interplay of light and shadow are all breathtakingly beautiful. The dappled sunlight and the dance of the tree shadows are truly a sight to behold, offering a sense of healing and tranquility. Perhaps only those on the same wavelength can understand. Even if one does nothing but idle away an afternoon here, it is a blissful experience in itself. We arrived in the morning, but if time permits, I would highly recommend visiting in the afternoon when the play of light and shadow is even more enchanting. 📍Location: Guangzhou Longjiangsu 🎫Admission: Free (reservation required) Photography Tips: ✔️The red walls, green trees, and benches at the exit are my favorite spots for photography. I waited at least half an hour to capture a shot with the perfect light and no people. ✔️The archways, wooden chairs, and long corridors inside also make for great photo opportunities. Thank you for reading. See you next time! 👋🏻

#Dawan District Must-visit Check-in Spots Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Institute, referred to as "Nongjiangsu", is a famous "red" attraction in Guangzhou. First, this place was once used as a lecture hall for the Chinese peasant movement. In 1926, Mao Zedong served as the director of the Sixth Peasant Movement Training Institute. Second, this ancient building complex with red walls, yellow tiles, and brick and wood structures is a popular online attraction, especially the neat red wall over 100 meters on the west side, which has attracted many tourists to check in. 📍Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou 🚇Public transportation: Subway Line 1 "Nongjiangsu" Station 🕒Opening hours: 9:00-17:30 (no admission after 17:00) Closed on Mondays 🎫Tickets: Free

The Agricultural School in Guangzhou made me feel the passion of Mao Zedong Thought and red patriotism, as if I was in a place full of historical significance! 🌾 There is a statue of Mao Zedong in Nongjiang Hall. The lifelike sculpture features Mao's beard and famous hat, showcasing his leadership style. Standing in front of the sculpture, I felt Mao Zedong's emphasis on farmers and agriculture, which is also the core value of the Agricultural School! 🚩 The Agricultural School is regarded as China's red patriotism education base. Here, I visited the red-themed exhibition and learned about the history of the Chinese revolution and the influence of Mao Zedong Thought. The photos, documents and objects in the exhibition demonstrate the passion and fighting spirit of that era. I also participated in some red-themed educational activities, which gave me a deeper understanding of China's patriotism. 🗽 The combination with Guangzhou Agricultural School made me feel the power of red patriotism! From the sculptures of Mao Zedong to the red-themed exhibitions, I seemed to have entered a world full of history and emotion. If you are interested in Mao Zedong Thought and red patriotism, you may as well go to the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute and let your soul meet the red passion! 🌾🚩🗽 #Greater Bay Area Attractions

#大湾区玩乐 There is a station called "Nongjiangsu" on Guangzhou Metro Line 1. Its full name is "Former Site of Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Institute". It was originally Panyu Academy and was built in the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370). Mao Zedong once gave lectures at the Agricultural School, and now it is a patriotism education base. On the west outer wall of the Agricultural School is a red wall about 150 meters long. It has now become a popular check-in spot. The red wall and yellow tiles are very eye-catching, attracting many people to take photos and check in, and even take wedding photos. You can enter through the iron gate of Guangzhou Children's Library. 📍Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Guangzhou 🚇Public transportation: Subway Line 1, Agricultural Institute Station 🎫Admission to Agricultural Institute: Free 🕒Opening hours of Agricultural Institute: 9:00-17:30 (no admission after 17:00) Closed on Mondays

#Guangzhou Attractions #Guangzhou Located in the central urban area of ​​Guangzhou, the Nongjiang Institute is actually the former site memorial hall of the "Peasant Movement Training Institute" and a "patriotism education base" in the mainland. According to the introduction, this is also the place where Guangzhou holds local activities such as the opening ceremony of the pen, the coming-of-age ceremony, and the Chinese studies lectures. The red walls here are quite distinctive, attracting many citizens to come and take pictures of Hanfu, wedding dresses, cheongsams, etc. If it is a sunny day, the red walls, green trees and yellow tile roofs will look very nice if you wear light-colored clothes under the sun. 📌Address: No. 42, Zhongshan 4th Road, Guangzhou 📌Transportation: Subway Line 1, Nongjiangsu Station 📌Tickets: Free 📌Opening hours: 9:00-17:30 (no admission after 17:00) Closed on Mondays, except holidays. 📌Free guided tours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:30, 15:00 (appointments required in advance)

I went to the Nongjiang Institute. The red walls and yellow tiles, the mottled shadows of the trees, and the light and shadow make any photo here a blockbuster. Compared with other scenic spots in Guangzhou, the Nongjiang Institute is often less crowded and quiet, where you can quietly appreciate the unique architecture and historical monuments 💡Photography tips: It is recommended to go after 4 pm and take photos in places with light. The arches, corridors, light and shadow, red walls and other elements are very artistic. 🍲Eat Cooking Road Sugar Street Dezheng Middle Road Food Street 🚗Transportation: Metro Line 1 Nongjiang Institute Station