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Fuping Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region Revolutionary Memorial Hall
In April 1948, Chairman Mao led the central organs from northern Shaanxi to Chengnanzhuang, Fuping County, the border area of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei, and lived and worked for 46 days. During this period, an enlarged meeting of the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee was held to review the situation and adjust the southern strategy, laying a solid foundation for the victory of the three major battles. Chairman Mao also personally drafted the "Slogan to Commemorate May 1, 1948 Labor Day", which for the first time specifically depicted the blueprint of New China and became the mobilization order for the founding of New China. In order to commemorate the great achievements of the older generation of proletarian revolutionaries and educate and inspire future generations. In 1972, the Fuping County Party Committee and the County Government built the Chengnanzhuang Revolutionary Memorial Hall at the location of the Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region Command and the place where Chairman Mao lived and worked. It was officially opened to the public in 1974. It was listed as a provincial patriotic education base in 1994 and designated as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 1996. In 2005, the Jin-Cha-Ji Border Region Revolutionary Memorial Hall was built on the basis of the Chengnanzhuang Revolutionary Memorial Hall.
Tianjin Zhongshan Park
The site of Tianjin Zhongshan Park was originally the Siyuan Village of Tianjin salt merchant Zhang Linying. In 1907 (the 33rd year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), Zhongshan Park was built. The park starts from Dajing Road (now Zhongshan Road in Hebei District) in the north, ends at Jinzhong River (now filled up) in the south, borders Kunwei Road in the east, and is close to the Beiyang Mint in the west. It covers a total area of more than 90 acres and was originally named "Quanyehuichang". In 1912 (the first year of the Republic of China), it was renamed "Tianjin Park" and soon became "Hebei Park". After the success of the Northern Expedition, the National Government changed the park to its current name in memory of Mr. Sun Yat-sen, and changed the original Dajing Road to the north of the park to Zhongshan Road. On June 9, 1919 (the 8th year of the Republic of China), people from all walks of life in Tianjin held a meeting in Zhongshan Park to support the May Fourth Movement of patriotic students in Beijing, demanding the abolition of the humiliating Twenty-One Demands and the refusal to sign the Treaty of Paris. In 1936 (the 25th year of the Republic of China), Tianjin was occupied by Japan, and the park was renamed "Tianjin Second Park". The name of Zhongshan Park was restored after the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Beijing Zhongshan Park
Located on the west side of Tiananmen Square, Zhongshan Park is close to Jinshui Bridge, the Forbidden City and Zhongnanhai. It covers an area of 23.8 hectares and is a memorial temple garden. Beijing Zhongshan Park was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 1988. The location of the park was originally an ancient temple in the Tang Dynasty and Wanshou Xingguo Temple in the Yuan Dynasty. The Sheji Altar in the park symbolizes the imperial power, the land and the national harvest. It is the place where feudal emperors worship the earth god. In addition, there are ancient sacrificial buildings such as the Five-Colored Soil Altar, the God Kitchen, the God Storehouse, and the Animal Slaughter Pavilion in the park. Zhongshan Park was originally called Central Park and is the first public garden in Beijing. Zhongshan Park has a superior geographical location and beautiful scenery. Therefore, it has become the most popular tourist attraction. It is a gathering place for people from all walks of life and social groups in Beijing. Even celebrities such as Li Dazhao, Ba Jin, and Lu Xun have gathered here to drink tea. In 1925, Mr. Sun Yat-sen passed away. The worship hall in the park was used for public sacrifice. In order to commemorate Mr. Sun Yat-sen, the park was officially renamed Zhongshan Park. Afterwards, the park built the waterside pavilion, the Pine and Cypress Pavilion, the Maxim Pavilion, the Tanghuawu, etc. After the founding of New China, new scenic spots such as Yuyuan and Lai Jin Yuxuan were built.
Beijing Working People's Cultural Palace
Located on the east side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace is a Ming and Qing Dynasty Imperial Ancestral Temple built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420). With the proposal of Premier Zhou Enlai and the approval of the first State Council meeting, the Imperial Ancestral Temple was transferred to the Beijing Federation of Trade Unions for management and used as a cultural activity venue for workers and the masses. The plaque "Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace" was named and inscribed by Chairman Mao Zedong. It was unveiled on April 30, 1950 and officially opened to the public on May 1. It is a "school and paradise" for the working people and a tourist attraction for Chinese and foreign tourists. The rich and colorful cultural and sports activities and the beautiful and elegant environment attract many tourists. Art and education training have created a large number of talents. Various art performances and exhibitions are also well-known. Various entertainment and fitness projects are appreciated by both the elite and the masses. It is an excellent place for leisure and entertainment. The establishment of Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace was recorded in the "Chronicle of the People's Republic of China" as a major historical event after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In January 1988, the Imperial Ancestral Temple was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit. In 1998, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace was rated as a national model workers' cultural palace by the All-China Federation of Trade Unions. In March 2002, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace was rated as a first-class park in Beijing. Since its establishment, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace has become the center of cultural activities for workers in the capital and even the whole country, carrying out rich and colorful cultural activities and cultivating a large number of talents in various fields. At the same time, as an important venue for major events of the Party and the country, it has experienced many major historical events. With the acceleration of the pace of reform and opening up, the Cultural Palace is organically combining the traditional culture of the Imperial Ancestral Temple with modern culture and art, and gradually forming a school and park with unique characteristics and rich cultural values.
Tianjin Awakening Society Memorial Hall
Located at No. 49, Sanjieli, Zhouwei Road, Hebei District, Tianjin, it was built in 1919. The Awakening Society was a patriotic group founded by Zhou Enlai, Ma Jun, Guo Longzhen, Liu Qingyang, Deng Yingchao and others on September 16, 1919. In the spirit of "reform" and "innovation", with the purpose of "self-awareness" and "self-determination", it became the pioneer of the anti-imperialist and patriotic movement of the Tianjin people at that time. The old site is a three-sided courtyard consisting of 7 bungalows, with a blue brick and tile roof, covering an area of 175.69 square meters. Later, it was opened as the Tianjin Awakening Society Memorial Hall. In July 1982, it was announced by the Tianjin Municipal People's Government as a cultural relic protection unit in Tianjin. In July 2012, the Awakening Society Memorial Hall was closed for maintenance and has not been open to the public since then.
Beijing Working People's Cultural Palace
Located on the east side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace is a Ming and Qing Dynasty Imperial Ancestral Temple built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420). With the proposal of Premier Zhou Enlai and the approval of the first State Council meeting, the Imperial Ancestral Temple was transferred to the Beijing Federation of Trade Unions for management and used as a cultural activity venue for workers and the masses. The plaque "Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace" was named and inscribed by Chairman Mao Zedong. It was unveiled on April 30, 1950 and officially opened to the public on May 1. It is a "school and paradise" for the working people and a tourist attraction for Chinese and foreign tourists. The rich and colorful cultural and sports activities and the beautiful and elegant environment attract many tourists. Art and education training have created a large number of talents. Various art performances and exhibitions are also well-known. Various entertainment and fitness projects are appreciated by both the elite and the masses. It is an excellent place for leisure and entertainment. The establishment of Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace was recorded in the "Chronicle of the People's Republic of China" as a major historical event after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In January 1988, the Imperial Ancestral Temple was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit. In 1998, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace was rated as a national model workers' cultural palace by the All-China Federation of Trade Unions. In March 2002, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace was rated as a first-class park in Beijing. Since its establishment, Beijing Workers' Cultural Palace has become the center of cultural activities for workers in the capital and even the whole country, carrying out rich and colorful cultural activities and cultivating a large number of talents in various fields. At the same time, as an important venue for major events of the Party and the country, it has experienced many major historical events. With the acceleration of the pace of reform and opening up, the Cultural Palace is organically combining the traditional culture of the Imperial Ancestral Temple with modern culture and art, and gradually forming a school and park with unique characteristics and rich cultural values.
Xibaipo
Xibaipo was originally an ordinary mountain village with only a hundred households in Pingshan County, Hebei Province. In May 1947, the Central Working Committee of the Communist Party of China selected this place. In May 1948, Comrade Mao Zedong led the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the headquarters of the Chinese People's Liberation Army to move here, making Xibaipo "the last rural command post for the liberation of all of China" and the command center for the Chinese Communist Party to lead the people and the People's Liberation Army of the whole country to fight a strategic decisive battle with the Kuomintang and establish a new China. Since then, Xibaipo has been shining in the history of the Chinese revolution with its unique contribution and has erected an immortal historical monument.