The Museum of Revolutionary History of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China

The Museum of Revolutionary History of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China

The Museum of Revolutionary History of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China is a classic red tourism destination.

The Museum of Revolutionary History of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China is a museum that reflects and showcases the revolutionary history of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the CPC. It emphasizes the difficult journey and glorious achievements of the Guangxi Provincial Committee of the CPC under the leadership of Secretary Qian Xing, who, after the “July 9th Incident” in Guilin, led the committee in relocating from Guilin to Yingjia in Zhongshan. Under extremely challenging circumstances, Secretary Qian Xing overcame numerous obstacles to preserve the Party’s strength and lead the revolutionary struggle in Guangxi. The exhibition includes the four major initiatives undertaken by the Provincial Committee and details the development of Party organizations and armed struggles across Guangxi during those five years. It also highlights the revolutionary paths of martyrs and veterans who emerged during this period of underground revolutionary activities in Guangxi.

The museum covers an area of 10 mu, with the main building spanning over 3,700 square meters across two floors. The exhibition space totals more than 2,500 square meters and is divided into four sections: Part I – The Revolutionary Journey, Part II – Organizational Development and Armed Struggle, Part III – Historical Monuments, and Part IV – Historical Reflection.