Classic Red Tour: Half-Day Tour of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the Memorial Hall + Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall

▲ The venue of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, a typical Shikumen house in Shanghai, was very inconspicuous in Shanghai in 1921. More than 30 years later, even the delegates to the conference were not sure where to find it.

▲ The Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China tells how countless Chinese people have sought to build a strong country and a prosperous people for nearly 100 years since 1842; it also tells how the Communist Party of China marched all the way from the Shikumen in Shanghai to the Tiananmen Square in Beijing.

▲ The Suzhou River has clear boundaries on both sides. The north bank is full of war, while the south bank is full of singing and dancing. The miniature model clearly tells us why.

▲ The west wall displays the original appearance of the Songhu Battle in 1937. 8 giant shell holes and more than 420 bullet holes have been restored through precise detection and positioning, making it a rare living display of war relics in China.

▲ The "hang" in Shanghai Sihang Warehouse means bank, and the four banks refer to the four private banks in China at that time: Zhongnan, Yanye, Continental, and Jincheng.

▲ This is the south gate of the Sihang Warehouse on the north bank of the Suzhou River. It was also the gate that Chinese soldiers could enter and exit during the defensive period.