Things to do in Nanchang

There's a performance in the square in the evening. The building has nine floors from ground level, but the elevators are only for people over 65 and children under 3. The stairwells are stuffy, hot, and tiring. Even young people with mobility issues might find it acceptable to pay for the elevator.

I took the 8:30 bus (666), and around 10:00 AM I exchanged my ticket, made some tea, and boarded the scenic shuttle bus to begin my visit. I took the 666 bus back at 3:20 PM. I highly recommend visiting this place.

Teacher Xiaoyu's explanation was excellent. She really wanted to tell us about the treasures of the Jiangxi Provincial Museum in a short time. You could feel her passion for her work. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to hear her explanation.

We arrived early, so there wasn't much of a queue. Most importantly, there weren't many people, so each person could ride a car. My son and I were lucky enough to share one, and we could enjoy the view from above. It was nice to sit by the river afterward.

The Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall was established in 1956 and officially opened in 1959. The museum is located in the former site of the Nanchang Uprising Headquarters and manages 5 revolutionary sites. The basic exhibition in the museum displays 509 pictures and charts of various types and 407 cultural relics. It vividly reproduces the glorious history of the Nanchang Uprising and shows the process of the people's army from small to large and from weak to strong. It is a national first-class museum and a national patriotism education demonstration base, attracting a large number of tourists to visit and learn every year.

Take your children to experience the strength of our motherland and the hard-won nature of our lives. Although the ships are just docked, it is not easy to walk around on them, especially since the space inside is narrow and it is easy to bump into things or fall. This will give them a better understanding of the hardships faced by soldiers.

Nanchang August 1st Square: The place where the military flag was raised, with its nighttime lights and musical fountain dancing together – a must-see! 🌟 This scenery is so magnificent and spectacular! It took my breath away; someone save me! I'm so moved I'm crying! 😭

Teacher Chenxi's lectures were excellent and very engaging; I gained a lot of useful but ultimately useless knowledge. The reception staff were rather incompetent, constantly trying to get me to change my schedule to the morning or earlier, until I finally had no choice but to transfer me to Teacher Chenxi's group.

Wanshou Palace Historical and Cultural District is located in the Zhongshan Road business district in the center of Nanchang. It integrates history, culture, commerce and tourism, and is a classic landmark of Nanchang's cultural and tourism integration. There are many late Qing Dynasty Gan-style houses, gray walls and tiles, and granite ancient roads. It can be said to be a "museum without walls". In the crowded district, you can also taste a variety of Jiangxi specialties, so that your taste buds can also start a journey here.

It was a particularly crowded day, and the evening was incredibly hot. There wasn't a breath of wind while standing on the boat, so we had to return to our air-conditioned cabin early to enjoy the view. The VIP tickets only included a few snacks and no water. Overall, it was just average, and a bit pricey for the price.