The Patriotic Education Base (Exhibition Room), located in the Archives Management Center, covers an area of 38 square meters and is an independent exhibition space. The Hongkou District Archives introduces the history, culture, and development of Hongkou. The exhibits include revolutionary books, military medals, awards, certificates, and merit citations donated to the archives by retired cadres in the district, as well as archival materials…
The Comrade Zhang Qiong Memorial Room is located within the First Central Primary School of Hongkou District. Established in September 1990, it serves as a district-level patriotic education base in Hongkou. Comrade Zhang Qiong joined the revolution early on alongside comrades Mao Zedong and Liu Shaoqi, dedicating 60 years to the Party’s educational cause. After the liberation, she served successively as a secretary in the Secretariat Group of the Shanghai Municipal Education Trade Union...
Shanghai Shanggang Cruise Terminal AAAA-level Shanggang Cruise Terminal. Once the 160-year-old gateway of Shanghai’s docks, it was the economic and trade hub following the city's opening as a port. Today, it is a waterfront complex along the North Bund, boasting panoramic views of Shanghai’s skyline. With a 1200-meter dazzling riverside shoreline, you can take in the full view of the Huangpu River. Here there is...
Shanghai Kunshan Park is located at No. 13 Kunshan Road, facing west with its back to the east. It borders Baiguan Street to the west, Kunshan Road to the north, and neighbors the Hongkou District Library and the District Children’s Palace to the southwest. In 1995, the park covered an area of 2,900 square meters, had one staff member, and received 563,700 visitors annually. This century-old park in Hongkou was also a beloved spot for local elders...
Shanghai Music Valley is located in the central part of Hongkou District, geographically linking the Duolun Road-Sichuan North Road commercial street with the North Bund shipping and financial hub. Within the area, three rivers—Hongkou Port, Yujingpu, and Shajingpu—converge here, forming the most unique waterfront community in Shanghai's urban landscape. The music valley includes 8 projects, respectively…
The former site of Comrade Zhou Enlai’s early revolutionary activities in Shanghai is located at No. 44, Yong’an Li, Lane 1953, North Sichuan Road. It served as a secret location (the home of Zhou Enlai’s paternal aunt) where Zhou conducted early revolutionary activities in Shanghai. From 1927 to 1931, Zhou Enlai, Deng Yingchao, and others frequently visited and even resided here. 1…
The Former Site of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee Liaison Office is located at No. 135, Yong’an Li, Lane 1953, North Sichuan Road. According to the 2013 publication *Early Traces of the Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai*, jointly produced by the Party History Research Office of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the CPC and the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Cultural Heritage: In 1928, while working in the editorial department of *Bolshevik*, the central organ of the CCP…
The former site of the Moses Synagogue is located at No. 62 Changyang Road. Also known as the Ward Road Synagogue, it was funded by Russian Jews and completed in 1927. Covering a land area of 660 square meters with a floor space of 1,074 square meters, this three-story brick-and-wood structure faces south and features a late colonial veranda-style architecture. During World War II, a large number of Jews fled to…
The Russian Consulate General (Soviet Consulate General) is located at No. 20 Huangpu Road, at the mouth of the Suzhou River. The building was designed by German architect Hans Emil Lieb and constructed by the Zhou Shuiji Construction Company, completing in 1916. In 1917, the Russian Consulate General in Shanghai moved into this location. After the October Revolution in Russia, in 1924...
The Shanghai General Post Office is located at the north end of Sichuan Road Bridge in Shanghai, with the address being 276 North Sichuan Road, Hongkou District. The building was constructed in 1924 at a cost of 3.2 million silver dollars. It was designed by the renowned British firm Stewardson & Spence at the time, and built by the well-known local Yu Hongji Construction Company. The building boasts what was called the “ Far East’s No. 1 ...”
The residential building at No. 250 Duolun Road, located at the corner of Sichuan North Road, was built in 1924. It covers a land area of 1,082 square meters and a construction area of 637 square meters. This two-story brick-and-wood structure is a Spanish- and Islamic-style garden residence. The layout is fan-shaped, and the street-facing facade features curved treatment. The main entrance…
Site of the Fourth National Congress of the Communist Party of China The Fourth National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held from January 11 to 22, 1925, at No. 8, Lane 28, Lane 254, Dongbaoxing Road, now in Hongkou District. The site was originally a three-and-a-half-story false brick-and-wood structure Shikumen residence facing east. It was destroyed during the January 28th Incident of the Shanghai War in 1932…
Site where Japanese war criminals were imprisoned, tried, and executed at Tilanqiao Prison, located at 117 Huade Road, Shanghai (now 147 Changyang Road), is a complex of over 10 buildings covering an area of about 4 hectares with a construction area of 40,000 square meters. It is the oldest prison in China still in use today. Tilanqiao...
The site of the "May Thirtieth" Martyrs' Cemetery is located along the street near the intersection of Xintongxin Road and Zhuzhou Road. After the May Thirtieth Nanjing Road Massacre in 1925, various sectors in Shanghai organized the construction of a martyrs’ cemetery, which was completed in the spring of 1928 at what is now No. 668 Guangzhong Road, known as the "May Thirtieth Martyrs' Cemetery." The cemetery faces south and is entered through an enclosing wall...
Broadway Mansions is located at No. 20 North Suzhou Road (now known as Shanghai Mansion). It was named after nearby Broadway Road (now Daming Road), hence the name Broadway Mansions. The Shanghai Mansion, consisting of a main building and an auxiliary building, is situated to the north of Waibaidu Bridge. This early modernist-style, figure-eight apartment structure features simple and bright exterior treatments and interior decorations...
The Site of the Secret Office of the Shanghai General Labour Union is located at Lane 122, Siping Road (formerly No. 21, Magyali, Lane 965, Lijiang Road). On September 25, 1925, the Shanghai District Committee of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China decided to form a party group of the Shanghai General Labour Union consisting of four members including Wang Shouhua and Xiang Ying, and established a secret office here to lead the labour movement. The upper floor was…
The Former Site of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the CPC in 1927 is located at No. 90, Lane 69, Shan Yin Road. In 1926, the Central Party School was housed here. In 1927, it served as a liaison point for the command center of the Third Armed Uprising of Shanghai Workers. After the “April 12” counter-revolutionary coup, Chen Yannian was instructed by the CPC to come to Shanghai to take up the post of Secretary of the Jiangsu-Zhejiang Regional Committee, and established...
The former site of Lu Xun's book storage room is located at No. 1359, west side of Lane 1355, Liyang Road. It is a three-story wooden building with red tiles and gray bricks, facing south. Between 1933 and 1936, Lu Xun rented this house under the name of Kenichi Kamada, an employee of the bookstore Kanzo Uchiyama, and stored about 6,000 books here. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the vast majority of Lu Xun’s…
Tilanqiao Prison, located at No. 117 Huade Road (now No. 147 Changyang Road) along the Huangpu River in Shanghai, is a complex consisting of over ten buildings, covering an area of about 4 hectares with a construction area of 40,000 square meters. It is the oldest prison in China that is still in use today. Tilanqiao Prison was first built in 1901 and put into use in…
Originally named Yaoshuilon Mosque and also known as Xiaoshadu Mosque, it is commonly referred to as the Old Mosque. Its original location was at Lane 80, Lane 1501, Xikang Road (Yaoshuilon), and it was relocated to No. 3, Lane 1328, Changde Road in April 1992. Around the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Muslim laborers from Hubei, Shandong, Henan, Anhui, and other regions who came to Shanghai for work...