Nanchang New Fourth Army Military Headquarters Former Site Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The former site of the New Fourth Army's military headquarters in Nanchang was originally the residence of Beiyang warlord Zhang Xun. From January 6 to April 4, 1938, the New Fourth Army's military headquarters officially opened its offices here, and organized and commanded the Red Army guerrillas from eight southern provinces to go down the mountain and reorganize into the New Fourth Army to fight against Japan. On the front line, there are also the Southeast Branch of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the New Fourth Army Office in Gansu. Subsequently, the New Fourth Army became the mainstay of Central China's resistance against Japan and made immortal contributions to the cause of liberation of the Chinese nation.
This group of ancient buildings, which combine Chinese and Western styles, displays the history of the three-year guerrilla war in eight southern provinces and the reorganization and formation of the New Fourth Army in Nanchang. It provides the best place for people to understand revolutionary history and carry out patriotism education. The excellent garden design also makes the entire scenic spot more thematic and commemorative, making it another important tourist destination in Nanchang.

Attractions distribution:

The former site of the New Fourth Army Headquarters in Nanchang is located at No. 7 Youzhu Road. It consists of three parts: the former site protection area, the display area and the memorial square area. The old site protection zone includes Buildings 7 and 8 of the main building of the military headquarters and a bungalow. The offices of the military headquarters and the offices of military chiefs such as Ye Ting, Xiang Ying, Zeng Shan, Huang Dao, Zhang Yunyi, Zhou Zikun, Deng Zihui and other leaders have been restored and displayed. bedroom. The exhibition building in the exhibition area is equipped with basic displays that comprehensively display the glorious history of the New Fourth Army's reorganization, formation and development. Statues of early leaders of the New Fourth Army were placed in the memorial square area, and trees such as pine, cypress, bamboo, camphor, and osmanthus were planted.