Former Residence of Chen Yingshi

The Former Residence of Chen Yingshi, constructed during the late Qing Dynasty, was originally a large complex known as ‘Wu Li Chang’, representing a typical southern-facing traditional Jiangnan residential architecture from the late Qing period. It is the place where the modern democratic revolutionary, Chen Yingshi, grew up and also the birthplace of his nephews, Chen Lifu and Chen Guofu. This site holds significant importance for commemorating revolutionary martyrs and conducting patriotic education.
The exhibition at the Chen Yingshi Former Residence Memorial Hall, themed ‘Heroic Spirit of Yingshi’, employs traditional methods such as sculpture, oil painting, and photographs, and innovatively incorporates time tunnels, 2D single-shot sceneries, traditional Huzhou woodblock prints, and honor walls. The display features precious cultural relics, replicas, photographs, artworks, and crafted items, vividly recreating the rich life trajectory and outstanding historical contributions of Chen Yingshi.

Opening Hours: Open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-16:00; closed all day on Mondays.

Preferential Policies: Children under 1.2 meters (excluding) enter for free; children between 1.2 meters (including) and 1.5 meters (excluding) enjoy a discounted rate. Senior tickets are available for individuals aged 60 (including) to 69 (including) with a senior card or ID. Students from full-time primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions enter with a student ID. Full-time primary, secondary, and tertiary school students with valid student IDs enter for free. Seniors aged 70 (including) and above enter for free.

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Additional Information: The above preferential information is for reference only; please refer to the on-site disclosure at the attraction for specific details.

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