Gu Zhenghong Memorial Hall

　　Gu Zhenghong was an outstanding communist fighter nurtured by the Chinese Communist Party. In May 1925, his sacrifice ignited the great "May 30th" Anti-Imperialist Movement, which went down in history. To carry forward the revolutionary tradition of our predecessors and promote patriotism, the Gu Zhenghong Memorial Hall was established and opened to the public free of charge on May 30, 2008, the 83rd anniversary of the "May 30th" Movement. In December 2009, it was designated as a "Shanghai Patriotic Education Base" by the Shanghai Municipal Government.

　　The Gu Zhenghong Memorial Hall covers a total area of 1,300 square meters and consists of three parts: the Gu Zhenghong Memorial Square, the indoor exhibition area, and the martyrdom site. The exhibition is divided into seven sections: Dark Old China, A Miserable Childhood, Working in a Japanese Factory, The Cradle of Revolution in Western Shanghai, The February Strike, and the Gu Zhenghong Tragedy and the "May 30th" Movement.

　　Address: No. 300, Aomen Road, Putuo District

　　Postal Code: 200060

　　Tel: 62661500

　　Fax: 62761556

　　Opening Hours: 9:00–16:00; Closed on Mondays, holidays subject to further notice

　　Public Transport: Buses 966, 948, 13, 63, 19, 105, 830, 112, 68; Metro Lines 7 and 11