Li Dazhao Martyr Cemetery 

The Li Dazhao Martyr Cemetery is located in the Wan'an Cemetery in the Haidian District, which preserves the original appearance of the public burial site of the martyr Li Dazhao in 1933 and the tombstone of the martyr Li Dazhao buried together at that time. It is an important base for commemorating and remembering the martyr Li Dazhao and conducting revolutionary traditional education and patriotic education.

In 1984, the Li Dazhao Martyrs' Cemetery was announced as the third batch of Beijing municipal cultural relics protection units. The Li Dazhao Martyrs' Cemetery has a themed exhibition entitled "Immortal Merits - Exhibition of Li Dazhao's Life and Deeds", which shows Li Dazhao's glorious life closely linked with the history of the spread of Marxism in China, the history of the founding of the Communist Party of China, and the history of seeking happiness for the Chinese people led by the Communist Party of China. 

Walk into the Li Dazhao Martyr Cemetery, look back on Li Dazhao's short but glorious life course of 38 years, and return to that exciting awakening era.

Reservation method: WeChat public account of "Li Dazhao Martyr Cemetery"

Address: No. 1, Wan'anli, Haidian District, Beijing

The former site of the Sino-French University 

The former site of Sino-French University, located at No. 20, A, Genbei Street, Donghuangcheng, Dongcheng District, consists of a gray Western-style three-story building, a two-story auditorium and a group of Chinese-style buildings. The predecessor of Sino-French University was the French preparatory school founded by Cai Yuanpei and others in the early Republic of China and was renamed Xishan College of Sino-French University in 1920. The original site was in Xishan Biyun Temple. In 1925, the liberal arts department was moved there and renamed the Sino-French University Ford Institute. 

The former site of Sino-French University is a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing and a platform and window for Sino-French cultural exchanges. The site of the Hot Spring Middle School Affiliated to Beijing Sino-French University, the No. 47 Middle School building of Beijing City, located at the foot of Xishan Mountain, has also been restored as a relic of Sino-French exchanges and has been protected and utilized. 

The former site of Sino-French University has "Special Exhibition on the Early Spread of Marxism in China" and "Special Exhibition on the Glorious Course of the Sinicization of Marxism", which allows visitors to visit the old site while gaining an in-depth understanding of those glorious years.

Reservation method: WeChat public account of "Sino-French University Former Site"

Address: No. 20, A, Genbei Street, Donghuangcheng, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Translator: BAO Minmin

Reviewer: WANG Yiwen