Discover a pivotal chapter of Chinese history at the Fuzhou Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall, located at No. 17 Yangqiao East Road in the Gulou District of Fuzhou City. Formally opened to the public on November 9, 1991, under its first director Li Houwei, this thematic site was created to commemorate the historic Xinhai Revolution.
Managed by the Fuzhou Cultural Relics Management Committee, the memorial hall uniquely resides within the restored Former Residence of Lin Juemin. Restoration on the property began on May 31, 1991, leading to its complete restoration and official conversion on the exact day of the 80th anniversary of Fuzhou's Xinhai Revolution. When you visit, you will explore a venue officially recognized on September 14, 2011, as the Fujian Federation of Overseas Chinese Patriotism Education Base.
It offers travelers an authentic, dedicated space to connect with local heritage, learn about revolutionary figures, and reflect on the significant historical events that transformed the nation.
What to see at Fuzhou Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall
- Housed in the restored Former Residence of Lin Juemin
- Official thematic memorial dedicated to the Xinhai Revolution
- Opened on November 9, 1991, for the 80th revolution anniversary
- Designated a Fujian Federation of Overseas Chinese Patriotism Education Base
Visiting tips
Take time to appreciate both the revolutionary history and the architectural heritage of the restored former residence.
How long: 1-2 hours · Best time: Morning
How to get there & what’s nearby
Fuzhou Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall is easy to reach on Fuzhou’s public transport, and pairs naturally with The Aowei Church of Holy Rosary and Qingzhou Bridge. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Fuzhou travel guide.
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