The Red Ruins National Day ushered in the peak of visiting junior high school students
2021-10-04 10:17:39Source: Beijing Daily
The National Day of the Red Ruins ushered in the peak of visiting
Our reporter Zhang Gao, Sun Ying and Li Yao
During the National Day holiday, the former sites of the Communist Party of China’s early Beijing revolutionary activities in Dongxicheng, Fengtai and other districts ushered in the peak of visits, and tourists flocked to them.
The reporter learned that before October 7, the appointments for visiting the former residence of Li Dazhao and the former site of the editorial department of “New Youth” (the former residence of Chen Duxiu) were all full. Among them, most of them are students and tourists, and many of them come with families. Some simply set the holiday family gathering place at the site of revolutionary activities, so that the whole family will look back on the past and feel how hard-won the good life is today.
Junior high school students write a page full of thoughts
“I walked into Li Dazhao’s former residence to taste and discover the place where this great communist lived, worked, and fought.” The slightly immature but neat handwriting comes from the first grade of the second grade of the Jingkai School of the Attached Middle School of the People’s University. Hand of student Xu Yijing. The post-views written on this site are full of pages.
Liu Yang, the person in charge of Li Dazhao’s former residence in Beijing, said that despite the light rain from time to time in the past few days, students and young people like Xu Yijing are very enthusiastic about visiting. Every morning, before the opening time of the museum, visitors are already in full. In front of Mr. Dazhao’s portrait, in the living room… Liu Yang found that both the young and old looked very carefully. Some even took notes while visiting, and asked the staff for details of the exhibits. “Many students have inspired the desire to visit the former residence after watching “The Awakening Age”. They walked into the place where Mr. Dazhao lived during the National Day holiday and felt the great personality charm of the martyrs.” Liu Yang said.
Not far from the former residence of Li Dazhao in Beijing, the former Beijing News Pavilion also welcomed many students and their parents during the National Day holiday.
On the afternoon of October 2, Ma Yanbin, a student in Class 5 of the sixth grade of the North School of Baijiazhuang Primary School, walked into the old site with his parents to learn about Mr. Shao Piaoping, a well-known newspaperman of a generation. In front of the portrait of Shao Piaoping, a family of three solemnly took a group photo.
In the guestbook on the former site of the Beijing News, there have been hundreds of more comments and messages in the past few days. Many of them were left by students majoring in journalism from capital universities such as Tsinghua University and Peking University. “Follow the footprints of martyrs, and strive to become a reporter who pursues the truth in the new era,” wrote a journalism college student.
The family gathering is set to be where the Chinese railway started
In the 1897 Science and Technology City of the Erqi Factory, there are several European-style buildings scattered around the central lawn. One of the former sites of the “Erqi” strike, the remains of the modern buildings of Erqi Locomotive Factory, is now full of vitality.
“My child watched a documentary about China’s high-speed rail some time ago, and I was particularly interested. I set the place where the National Day family gathering was at the start of China Railway, so that the children could experience it firsthand.” The 9-year-old daughter and two cousins accompanied their families to visit the “Hundred Years of Followers” exhibition. “The sacrifices made by the martyrs in the past should be to see the children grow up carefree. Today’s China, with its beautiful mountains and rivers, the country and the people, is the direction we are striving for, as they wish!”
College students learn journalism history on the ground at the Red Site
Since October 1, visitors to the former site of the editorial office of “New Youth” (Chen Duxiu’s former residence) located at No. 20 Jiangan Hutong, Dongcheng District, have been in an endless stream. Taking advantage of the National Day holiday, Wang Runyin, a sophomore majoring in journalism from Communication University of China, specially arranged a red theme tour for himself.
In the former site of the editorial office of “New Youth”, she felt that the journalism history she had learned in the books was more vivid. “I was in my former residence, learning Chen Duxiu’s life immersively and the stories of his ancestors using “New Youth” and other magazines and newspapers to drum and shout for the revolution. I was deeply moved and felt more powerful under my feet.” Wang Runyin said. As of the evening of October 2nd, from October 3rd to 7th, appointments for the former site of the “New Youth” editorial department have been full.
Not far from the former site of the “New Youth” editorial office, the special exhibition “The Great Opening-Early Beijing Organization of the Communist Party of China”, also located in the former site of the Second Hospital of Peking University in Dongcheng District, is also very popular. Due to the large number of visitors in the past two days, the messages on the guestbook have increased by several pages.
According to reports, the daily reservation limit for the former Beijing News Pavilion is 120 people. At present, there are still some reservations during the National Day holiday, and visitors can still make real-name reservations through the official website and WeChat public account. The daily reservation limit for the former site of the Peking University Second Hospital is 300 people. There are still some places during the holiday period. Visitors can make an appointment to visit through the WeChat applet “Dang Shi e Qi Xue”.
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