Wuhan Huangpi Educated Youth Years
Wuhan Huangpi Educated Youth Years is a social welfare institution supervised by the Huangpi District Civil Affairs Bureau of Wuhan. It is the first high-end community in Hubei Province that systematically and professionally serves middle-aged and elderly friends from both China and abroad. The apartment complex has a total investment of over 70 million yuan and covers an area of more than 100 acres.
The entire project is divided into seven parts: First, performances — nostalgic shows promoting Mao Zedong Thought through art and culture, as well as opportunities for self-directed performances and entertainment. Second, nostalgia exhibitions — large-scale displays of cultural relics, calligraphy, and paintings related to the Cultural Revolution and the Educated Youth movement, also allowing for self-learning, self-painting, and self-viewing. Third, housing — over 400 suites decorated to a three-star hotel standard to meet various needs. Fourth, public facilities including classrooms, libraries, chess rooms, electronic reading rooms, medical care rooms, gyms, gateball courts, table tennis rooms, kitchens, dining halls, meeting rooms, and more. Fifth, a five-star intelligent management system featuring video surveillance, perimeter alarm, personnel positioning, bed occupancy sensing, and patrol systems. Sixth, the campus includes roads, parking lots, ponds, vegetable plots, forests, tea plantations, swimming pools, and other features connected by corridors of varying sizes. Seventh, the use of the world’s most advanced low-temperature radiant heating and cooling system integration technology maintains a spring-like indoor climate year-round with fresh air, ensuring energy-efficient “constant temperature, constant humidity, and constant oxygen.”
Address: Changxuanling Street, Huangpi District, Wuhan
Type: Theme Park
Recommended visiting time: 1–4 hours
Opening hours:
8:30-17:30
Ticket information:
Door price: 75.0 RMB
75 RMB
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