Jiangxi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall
江西革命烈士纪念堂
A revolutionary memorial hall north of Bayi Square, presenting Jiangxi’s revolutionary history and the deeds of its martyrs; free admission.
The Jiangxi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall was built in the 1950s on the northern stretch of Bayi Avenue beside Bayi Park, and is the province’s main venue for commemorating revolutionary martyrs. Its exhibits use photographs, relics and recreated scenes to tell the stories of Fang Zhimin and other Jiangxi-born martyrs, along with Jiangxi’s revolutionary history, including Jinggangshan and the Central Soviet Area. The solemn building’s forecourt often hosts group commemorations. Admission is free; the hall is usually closed on Mondays, and visitors must present their ID card to enter. It can be combined with the Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum and the Former Headquarters of the New Fourth Army into a one-day red-heritage tour.
Opening hours
09:00–17:00, closed Mon
Nearby sights
- Bayi Square
- Youmin Temple
- Baihuazhou & Bayi Park
- Nanchang August 1st Uprising Museum
- Shengli Road Pedestrian Street
- Former Headquarters of the New Fourth Army
- Wanshou Palace Historic Block
- Former Headquarters of He Long (Nanchang Uprising)
Places to eat nearby
- Master Li's Home Cooking
- Huangji Clay-pot Simmered Soup (Guangchang East Road Branch)
- Huijia Chifan Authentic Nanchang Cuisine (Jiandeguan Head Branch)
- Dapinghuo Fresh & Spicy Stir-fry (Hamajie Branch)
- Longlaowu Soup Restaurant (Zhanqian West Road Branch)
- Tangwali Traditional Jiangxi Cuisine (First Block Branch)