Nanchang Bayiyi Memorial Hall is a must-see for travel to Nanchang. I believe that every friend who came to Nanchang must have been here. Perhaps there are still many friends who are coming to the Eight Memorial Hall. Nanchang. Nanchang Bayiyi Memorial Hall, also known as Bayi Hall, is located in the center of the city. The traffic is very convenient. There is the station of the Bayi Hall on the subway line 1. The memorial hall is also the exhibition hall. It is the same as the museum. It is a "legal" rest day, and other times are generally open. The memorial is free and free of charge. It also needs to be queued for security check into the venue. This is the same nature as many large museums. There is a long queue outside. I went there that day and didnt line up. Going in, although it is the tail of the summer vacation, there are still many parents who come to the memorial hall with their children. This is a red educational tourist attraction. Here is an important patriotic education base. Here is the red memory. Here are the memories. It belongs to the memory of Nanchang. Through the square, it is the Eight Immortal Memorial Hall. On both sides of the square is a row of bust statues. These are the main participants of the Nanchang Uprising. The pedestal stone tablets have their introductions on the right side of the square. The old headquarters of the Nanchang Uprising Command, but that time was just finishing, so this trip to Nanchang did not visit, some regret.