Zunyi conference site cultural relics

Used to be the owner's small living room. The conference room is rectangular with an area of 27 square meters. The interior furnishings are basically the original appearance of the meeting that year. On the top wall in the middle of the room, there is a foreign lamp with a ruffled lampshade. There is a wall clock (original) and two wall cabinets (original) on the east wall of the room, one of which is embedded with a mirror. The western wall is a row of bright glass windows. In the middle of the room stood a chestnut rectangular table (original version), surrounded by a circle of folding armchairs with wooden edges and rattan hearts, and there were 20 * * * for people attending the Zunyi meeting. At that time, there was a brazier burning charcoal under the rectangular table to keep warm. Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Military Commission (War Room)

The Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Military Commission (war room) is located in the downstairs of Zunyi conference room, with an area of 56 square meters. It consists of two rectangular rooms with a folding Liuhe door in the middle. There are two elegant black painted tables in the center of the room. There are iron horse cigarettes, staplers, envelopes made of letters and newspapers from the Revolutionary Military Commission of China and the Soviet Union, Atlas of China Provinces and Diary of Chen Zhong published by the Commercial Press in 1930s. There are two three-bend tables under the west window of the house. There is a western-style leather phone on the table and a steel cane under the table. Under the east window, there is a pair of taupe iron briefcase. A huge military map of the Yunnan-Guizhou-Sichuan border region hangs on the north wall. At that time, Zhou Enlai, vice chairman of the Military Commission, Zhu De, commander-in-chief of the Red Army, and Liu Bocheng, chief of general staff, often worked here. Zhou Enlai's office and living room.

Zhou Enlai's office and living room are in the first room at the west end of the main building. The interior furnishings are as follows: an old-fashioned dark brown wooden frame bed covered with a white coarse cloth cushion and a thin gray quilt; There are copper ink cartridges, porcelain hair tubes, Mobil covers, lanterns, military commission letters, envelopes, brushes, pencils and other objects on a red-painted desk under the window. An iron box is placed in the corner of the room. Holding a pistol, a telescope and a bamboo hat on the wall. On the eye-catching wall, there is a photo of Zhou Enlai's Long March arriving in northern Shaanxi. This precious historical photo was taken by American friend edgar snow. Zhu De and Kang Keqing's office.

Zhu De and Kang Keqing's office and living room are located in the first room at the east end of the main building of the base, opposite to Zhou Enlai's office and living room. The interior is displayed as it is, a light red old wooden frame bed covered with a coarse white mat, a thin gray quilt and an old brown Russian blanket. In the corner of the room, there is a pair of iron boxes containing official documents. There are iron-seated lanterns, letters from the Military Commission, envelopes, writing brushes, red and blue pencils and other objects on the red-painted zigzag table under the window. A bamboo hat, a dog pistol (used by Kang Keqing), a telescope and the Long March arrived in northern Shaanxi, and the photo of Zhu De and Kang Keqing in front of the cave was taken by Wu Yinxian, a famous photographer in China. Cultural relics and materials

The exhibition hall of Zunyi conference site keeps cultural relics 155 1 piece, including 726 original cultural relics, 667 replicas and 158 imitations. There are many precious documents, manuscripts and collected slogans of the Red Army, such as ferries, guns and knives used in the Long March. There are also photos taken by party and state leaders since the founding of New China. The National Archives also donated precious documents and materials such as the Communication Outline of Zunyi Conference to the Zunyi Conference Memorial Hall.