Revolution Museum
Revolution Museum, Museum in China
The Xinhai Revolution Museum is dedicated to the 1911 revolution that ended imperial rule in China.
The museum commemorates the uprising that marked the beginning of the Republic of China.
Exhibits showcase artifacts from the revolutionary period, as well as the cultural shift from monarchy to republic.
Located in Wuhan, the museum provides educational resources and guided tours for visitors.
It features an impressive collection of Sun Yat-sen memorabilia, who is considered the father of modern China.
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