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Pingshun Xigou Exhibition Hall

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The Xigou Exhibition Hall is located in Xigou Village, Pingshun County. Originally built in 1968, it was expanded and its exhibits were redesigned in 2005. The current exhibition hall covers an area of 6,200 square meters, with a building area of 1,200 square meters. It consists of three exhibition rooms and houses over 600 precious photographs and more than 100 physical objects, systematically showcasing the remarkable...

Pingshun Xigou Exhibition Hall

The Pingshun Xigou Exhibition Hall is a classic red tourism destination and a patriotic education base.

The Xigou Exhibition Hall is located in Xigou Village, Pingshun County. Originally built in 1968, it was expanded and its exhibits were redesigned in 2005. The current exhibition hall covers an area of 6,200 square meters, with a building area of 1,200 square meters. It consists of three exhibition rooms and houses over 600 precious photographs and more than 100 physical objects, systematically showcasing the remarkable journey of national model workers Li Shunda and Shen Jilan leading the people of Xigou in their hard work and mountain development, as well as their active exploration of the path of socialism for China's rural areas and farmers. In recent years, new structures have been added including the Taihang Star Monument, the statue of Li Shunda’s Mutual Aid Group, the Li Shunda Memorial Pavilion, and the Xigou Village History Pavilion. Additionally, sites such as the former residence of Li Shunda, the Revolutionary Cliff of Old Xigou, Blood and Tears Hollow, the Pioneer Farmland, and the Tomb of Li Shunda have been planned and preserved, contributing to the establishment of the Xigou Forest Park. This hall is a National Patriotic Education Demonstration Base and a National Classic Red Tourism Destination.

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