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Peasant Movement Institute (Former Site of the Peasant Movement Training Institute Run by Comrade Mao Zedong)

The former site of the Peasant Movement Training Institute run by Comrade Mao Zedong, where the sixth session was held in 1926: built on the Confucian temple layout of the Ming-era Panyu Academy (built during the Hongwu reign), with red walls and yellow tiles, the Lingxing Gate and Pan Pond well preserved, and Dacheng Hall serving as classroom and exhibition space

Visitor info

Opening hours
09:00-17:00 · closed Mondays
Ticket
Free

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The former site of the Peasant Movement Training Institute run by Comrade Mao Zedong, where the sixth session was held in 1926: built on the Confucian temple layout of the Ming-era Panyu Academy (built during the Hongwu reign), with red walls and yellow tiles, the Lingxing Gate and Pan Pond well preserved, and Dacheng Hall serving as classroom and exhibition space. The institute trained large numbers of peasant-movement cadres, sowing the seeds of the peasant movement in the Great Revolution era. Free admission, closed Mondays—it serves both as a spot for red-wall photos and a Party-history education site, with Metro Line 1 direct to the door.

Getting there: Metro Line 1, Nongjiangsuo Station

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