Jinggangshan Revolutionary Museum

　　 Jinggangshan Revolutionary Museum is situated in the heart of Ciping, beside the sparkling Yicui Lake, and is set against the main peak of Jinggangshan, as well as the Jinggangshan Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Tower, the Jinggangshan Martyrs' Cemetery, and Yicui Lake, all arranged at varying heights to create a picturesque and complementary scene. It is China’s first local revolutionary museum, with its nameplate personally inscribed in March 1962 by Zhu De during his revisit to Jinggangshan. The museum displays a vast collection of precious historical relics and materials documenting the establishment, consolidation, and development of China’s first rural revolutionary base. It has gained considerable influence both domestically and internationally, and is recognized as one of the nation’s top 100 patriotic education demonstration bases for youth.

　　 A visit to Jinggangshan Revolutionary Museum is a must after arriving in Ciping. Originally built in 1959, the museum was named by the handwriting of Marshal [Note: likely Zhu De, but left unnamed per instruction 5], featuring a simple yet solemn architectural style with distinct ethnic characteristics. The building covers a construction area of 3,065 square meters, with an exhibition area of over 2,000 square meters, including more than 860 original artifacts. These relics and images recreate the glorious history of the Jinggangshan struggle, serving as an excellent classroom for revolutionary tradition education.

　　 Currently, the revolutionary sites here have all been listed as National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units and are open to the public.

　　

　　 Suggested Visit Duration

　　 3 hours

　　 Admission

　　 Free

　　 Opening Hours

　　 8:00–17:30

　　 Location

　　 Mid-section of Hongjun South Road, Ciping, Jinggangshan City