Nanhai Red Collection Museum

Nanhai Red Collection Museum

The Nanhai Red Collection Museum is a classic red tourism destination and a patriotic education base.

The Nanhai Red Collection Museum is located within the Nanhai Wetland Scenic Area, covering a total area of over 1,000 square meters. It was jointly established by Mr. Niu Cunxi, a member of the Badge Committee of the China Collectors Association and the Inner Mongolia Collectors Association, and the Nanhai Wetland Scenic Area. In 2011, it was designated as a “Patriotic Education Base of Baotou City.” The museum houses nearly 20,000 pieces, sets, and items of collection, displayed across three exhibition halls: The first hall is the Mao Zedong Statue Exhibition Hall, featuring 99 Mao Zedong statues and over 300 other related statues. The second hall is the Red Era Quotations and Badges Exhibition Hall, showcasing Mao Zedong badges, quotations, selected works, various revolutionary committee flags, and more. It also includes a restored living room scene from the 1960s and 1970s, authentically recreating the daily life of ordinary people at that time. Additionally, over 200 items bearing the inscription “Serve the People” are on display. The third hall is the Red Era Daily Life Items Exhibition Hall, displaying over 200 black-and-white photos of Mao Zedong, Liu Shaoqi, Zhou Enlai, and Zhu De, as well as various tinplate paintings, ornaments, hanging decorations, and other daily necessities. It also features a large number of artifacts from the Liberation War and the Korean War.

Centered around the timeline of China’s historical development, the Nanhai Red Collection Museum uses detailed historical materials to promote the nation’s progress, prosperity, and democracy to the public, fully leveraging the educational role of historical artifacts. Since opening to the public for free in 2011, the museum has welcomed over 50,000 visitors, including local residents, officials, and school groups.