Nongjiangsuo Site Memorial Hall

The former site of Wuchang Central Peasant Movement Workshop is located at No. 13 Hongxiang, Wuchang District. There are teaching affairs offices, general team headquarters, large classrooms, students' bedrooms, etc. In March 1927, Wuchang Central Peasant Movement Workshop officially took classes. More than 8,000 students from 17 provinces in the country, and students graduated. Most of the farmers' associations appointed as special agents to lead the peasant movement, and the teachers and students who went out here played an important role in the Chinese revolution.

Wuhan Agricultural Lecture Institute of the former site memorial hall, this memorial hall is Wuhan City's best preserved late Qing architectural school. This place used to be a school for training the national peasant movement to visit. This school feels very memorable, and there are many collections in the meaning, and there are real scenes that can make us feel the hard work of the previous farmers.

Memorial Hall of the Former Site of the Agricultural Lecture Institute: Located at No. 13 Hongxiang, Wuchang, Wuhan, it is called the former site of the Central Peasant Movement Workshop hosted by Comrade Mao Zedong. It is now also called the Wuhan Revolutionary Museum, a place with two signs. The museum is based on the former site of the Central Farmers' Workshop, and supplemented by the historical display and great history of the Wuchang Central Farmers' Movement Workshop - the CCP's 1st to 7th tour, rich in content, worth visiting.

There is also a farm lecture hall on Zhongshan Road in Guangzhou, which was held by Chairman Mao in Guangzhou at the time. Wuhan is also the place where our party carried out the peasant movement.

Located at No. 13 Hongxiang, Wuchang District, Wuhan. The school building was built in 1904 and consists of four brick and wooden houses with a large playground in the middle. The former site of the Agricultural Lecture Institute is the only well-preserved late Qing Dynasty palace-style building in Wuhan. It was originally founded for Zhang Zhidong. In 1927, it was the site of the Central Peasant Movement Workshop.