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Former Residence of Luxun

The former residence of LuXun is a three-story red-brick and red-tile building  in the style of the civil buildings of Shaoxing,  the hometown of Luxun.. LuXun moved fromGuangzhou to Shanghai in October 1927 and died on October 19th 1936. He  lived in Shanghai for  9 years. He lived first in Jingyun Lane of Qiujiang road and then moved to No.9 Dalu new village of Shanying road. He often went to Neishan bookstore and Hongkou Park. After  his death,  it was suggested   that the name of Hongkou Park should be changed to LuXun park,  and later LuXun's tomb was moved from Wangguo cemetery to Hongkou Park. In October 1956, the 20th anniversary of LuXun's death, the LuXun museum  was built in  the style of civil buildings in Jiangnan, and in 1988, its name was changed  to "LuXun Park".

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2011-05-23
Duolun Lu (originally called Darroch Road), a pedestrian street of historical and cultural celebrities, captures the cultural spirit of Shanghai in the 1920s and 1930s. Duolun Lu today has become a cultural bazaar composed of old-style lanes, antique market, ...Read More
2011-05-23
Cultural Street of Duolun Road Duolun Road is a quiet and narrow zigzag ging alleyway in HongKou District, which has become a showcase of Shanghai literati's life in 20s and 30s in the 20the century. The villas which line this pedestrianized road, are ...Read More
2011-05-20
The second day of Mid-autumn Festival Holiday was a rainy day, but it didn t reduce the enthusiasm of visitors in Shaoxing. Famous Shaoxing scenic spots were all crowded with visitors, such as LuXun Former Residence and CangQiao Street. Colorful umbrellas ...Read More

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by Siv 2011-05-20
Recently, the promotional video of the 6th World Choir Games has been shot in famous scenic spots of Shaoxing, such as East Lake Scenic Spot and Luxun Former Residence. This promotional video will be finished next week and be introduced to the world in July before the World Choir Games.
by Mercy 2011-05-23
Qingdao's Number One Bathing Beach - or No. 1 Bathing Beach, as it is most commonly written - is located at Huiquan Bay, a horseshoe-shaped bay whose open end points in a southwesterly direction. Qingdao's No. 1 Bathing Beach, which is also sometimes, for obvious reasons, referred to as Huiquan Beach, especially by the Chinese people themselves, is situated ...