Ruijin Revolutionary Sites

Ruijin Revolutionary Sites consist of several historical buildings, memorials, and museums distributed across four districts in the city. These locations document administrative and residential structures from a defining period in modern Chinese history.

From 1929 to 1934, this was the central headquarters of the Communist Party of China and home to a provisional government. After several years of intense activity, officials relocated their operations, marking a turning point in the nation's political history.

The buildings show how leaders and officials lived and worked during that era, with simple furnishings reflecting their focus on political goals. You can see how people shared spaces and collaborated on change.

The different sites are spread across various areas of the city, so plan for several hours to visit them all. Most buildings have information boards and helpful staff who can explain the history at each location.

An ancient temple on Yunshi Mountain served as a refuge for fugitives and those in danger over the years. The site later gained strategic importance and became a crucial gathering point before a major journey.