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The Red Army Memorial Museum, also known as the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army Fourteenth Army Memorial Hall, is a cemetery and tourist attraction in Rugao, Jiangsu. It was established in 1952, designed by Professor Qi Kang to commemorate those in the 14th Army who died in the Land Revolution period.
Architecture and Layout
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The Museum is split into 5 key parts, in total covering over 19.5 hectares. This includes an education center; an expansion training base, used to allow for visitors to walk along the route of the Long March; a Gate Tower and a Memorial Hall.
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- Gangu News[dead link]
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