八路軍西安辦事處紀念館
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八路軍西安辦事處也稱八路軍駐陝辦事處，位於陝西省西安市古城內西五路北新街七賢莊1號。“西安事變”和平解決后，中國共產黨在此設立了紅軍聯絡處，1937年9月改為八路軍駐西安辦事處。主要工作是：開展統一戰線工作，輸送進步青年去延安，為陝甘寧邊區和前方轉送戰爭物資。周恩來、朱德、劉少奇、彭德懷、葉劍英、鄧小平等多次來此，並指導工作。1946年6月蔣介石發動全面內戰後，9月辦事處撤回延安。1988年中華人民共和國國務院公布為全國重點文物保護單位。舊址包括七賢莊第一、三、四、七號院，建於1936年，共有10所坐北向南的院落，均為四合院式建築。其中一號院是主要辦公地點，南北長82米，東西寬17米，佔地面積1300多平方米，由南北兩個大小、結構相同的兩進院落組成，建築為磚木結構平房，硬山頂，土坯心表磚牆壁。南、西、北各設1門。兩院的主體建築呈橫“工”字形，東西面闊五間，南北進深六間，屋內地面高出地表80厘米，下設地下室。三、四、七號院隔二、五、六號院依次向東排列，結構與一號院基本相同。二、四號院為辦事處下屬各部門和工作人員居室，七號院為招待所。TripAdvisor為您提供最全面、最新穎，最實用的八路軍西安辦事處舊址在線查閱資料。
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Triplyzer I
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2017年12月 • 單獨旅行
Xi'an Maryland Office of the Eighth Route Army Memorial Hall - Pay a half a day visit, not worth more of your time.
發表日期：2018年1月30日
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SOH KIEN PENG
新加坡新加坡9,316 則投稿
2017年11月 • 單獨旅行
The revolutionary history of modern communist China has always intrigued me. I have great respects and admirations for those vanguards and pioneers who selflessly sacrificed their precious lives for the revolutionary cause. Many of them could have chosen a much more peaceful and comfortable life style but instead they identified themselves with the plight of the common masses and suffered the risk of being beheaded and assassinated by their political opponents. The spectacular bravery acts of the 8th Route Army vanguards are greatly commendable especially in their war against the Japanese Imperialists.
I was in Xian for 5 days, stayed in the 7 Sages Hostel but did not realize that the hostel compound was part of the Xian Maryland Office of the Eighth Route Army until I visited the Memorial Hall.
The Memorial Hall is a great museum with many galleries. There is a dungeon right near to the entrance. I climbed down the stairs to visit. It was a secret den probably used by the Red Army military commanders to discuss their strategic plans of attack against the Japanese. The photos of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin were visibly displayed on the wall of the room above the dungeon and decorated colorfully with flags of all the allied countries involved in an united front battle against Japan and Germany during the Second World War.
In another room was the photo of Dr Sun Yat Sen, the founder of the Republic of China. He was well-respected by both the Kuomintang and the Communists. Right in the inner court yard was a red wooden stand with a pledge specifically for the new communist cadre to pledge their allegiance to the Communist Party. I noticed a group of youths carrying a red banner of the Communist Party subsequently lined up in front of the red wooden stand taking their pledge of allegiance. Their loud synchronized voice showed the passion and enthusiasm they have for the party.
I also visited the room once used by Internationalist doctor Norman Bethune, a foreign doctor who forsake his luxury life in his country and came to China to provide medical support to the Chinese communists in the frontline fighting the war. His spirit of internationalism was well respected by the Chinese people. There is also a gallery that talked about the life of the great US journalist, Helen Foster Snow who reported and wrote favorable articles about the Chinese communists amidst criticism of her open support of communism. Another platform was a display of the passionate youths who persevered through long distance travel to Yan'an to join the military contingent in the protracted battle against the Japanese invaders.
It took me almost 3 hours to walk around the whole museum. I am impressed by the way the artifacts were preserved. I was surprised to see a barber seat used during those times for haircutting. I also observed that all the room setting of the famous leaders including the internationalist doctor Norman Bethune were so simple. There was not a luxurious item in the room that they could enjoy.
The revolutionary leaders of those times carried a mission to `liberate' China against oppression and aggression. They were humble and genuinely willing to sacrifice for a noble cause and they won the respect of the masses.
I had the chance to speak to a number of the current generation of Chinese youths while at the 7 Sages hostel and they harbored great respect for these vanguards. What they hate to see was the corruption that crept into the lives of the many current government officials that tarnished the reputation of the once great Communist Party. Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to stem this disease of corruption that weakened the party leadership and they said that they have great admiration for him (President Xi).
Will he bring back the glory that once crowned those vanguards of the revolutionary movement?
I was in Xian for 5 days, stayed in the 7 Sages Hostel but did not realize that the hostel compound was part of the Xian Maryland Office of the Eighth Route Army until I visited the Memorial Hall.
The Memorial Hall is a great museum with many galleries. There is a dungeon right near to the entrance. I climbed down the stairs to visit. It was a secret den probably used by the Red Army military commanders to discuss their strategic plans of attack against the Japanese. The photos of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin were visibly displayed on the wall of the room above the dungeon and decorated colorfully with flags of all the allied countries involved in an united front battle against Japan and Germany during the Second World War.
In another room was the photo of Dr Sun Yat Sen, the founder of the Republic of China. He was well-respected by both the Kuomintang and the Communists. Right in the inner court yard was a red wooden stand with a pledge specifically for the new communist cadre to pledge their allegiance to the Communist Party. I noticed a group of youths carrying a red banner of the Communist Party subsequently lined up in front of the red wooden stand taking their pledge of allegiance. Their loud synchronized voice showed the passion and enthusiasm they have for the party.
I also visited the room once used by Internationalist doctor Norman Bethune, a foreign doctor who forsake his luxury life in his country and came to China to provide medical support to the Chinese communists in the frontline fighting the war. His spirit of internationalism was well respected by the Chinese people. There is also a gallery that talked about the life of the great US journalist, Helen Foster Snow who reported and wrote favorable articles about the Chinese communists amidst criticism of her open support of communism. Another platform was a display of the passionate youths who persevered through long distance travel to Yan'an to join the military contingent in the protracted battle against the Japanese invaders.
It took me almost 3 hours to walk around the whole museum. I am impressed by the way the artifacts were preserved. I was surprised to see a barber seat used during those times for haircutting. I also observed that all the room setting of the famous leaders including the internationalist doctor Norman Bethune were so simple. There was not a luxurious item in the room that they could enjoy.
The revolutionary leaders of those times carried a mission to `liberate' China against oppression and aggression. They were humble and genuinely willing to sacrifice for a noble cause and they won the respect of the masses.
I had the chance to speak to a number of the current generation of Chinese youths while at the 7 Sages hostel and they harbored great respect for these vanguards. What they hate to see was the corruption that crept into the lives of the many current government officials that tarnished the reputation of the once great Communist Party. Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to stem this disease of corruption that weakened the party leadership and they said that they have great admiration for him (President Xi).
Will he bring back the glory that once crowned those vanguards of the revolutionary movement?
發表日期：2017年12月18日
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higashinomori
日本東京1,783 則投稿
2017年3月 • 好友旅行
西安市内の北新街七賢庄にある「八路军西安办事处纪念馆」へ行ってきました。館内はパスポート提示して免費です。人民革命の歴史を知る記念館で、歴代の党中央指導者の書簡や写真など展示されています。また中国共産党の当時の執務室をはじめ応接室など再現されています。革命の道標ここにありました。
發表日期：2017年4月8日
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tactak
日本東京543 則投稿
2017年1月 • 單獨旅行
西安駅から比較的近いところにあります。共産党の宣伝のためでしょう、こちらも無料です。地下室があったり、革命家が滞在してた部屋が再現されたりしてました。
發表日期：2017年3月3日
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属于市中心 闹区中的一片安静地儿 很适合静静地参观 打扫得挺干净 处在庄严肃穆的环境中 非常有革命教育意义 以后要带我的小孩儿再来参观一次
發表日期：2011年8月29日
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我们就住在旁边的青年旅舍，趁着吃完肉夹馍就溜过去看看，感受着八路军们的日常生活，很简单和朴素，办理的感觉也很有条理，
發表日期：2011年8月4日
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作为西安人去那里还是因为孩子的作业要求，要求孩子去参观后写作为才去的。那里保留了很多解放斗争时期，伟人生活的痕迹，对孩子是爱国教育的基地，免门票。建议有空可以带孩子去看看
發表日期：2011年6月23日
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一件件的物品带我们回到过去，是先辈们用他们的智慧和热血换来我们现在的生活。和平，这是最贵重的。每个人都应该珍惜现在的生活
發表日期：2011年6月23日
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