A Cultural Exploration of Duolun Road: Discovering the League of Left-Wing Writers

This afternoon, I visited Duolun Road Cultural Celebrities Street, a place I hadn't been to in a while. I happened upon the League of Left-Wing Writers Memorial Hall and decided to explore it. It turned out to be a very rewarding experience. 📍Detailed Address: The location is on Duolun Road. The memorial hall is tucked away in a small alley, but it's clearly marked. You can see the sign in my first picture from the street corner. From there, it's just a few minutes' walk down the alley. 🌟Highlights: The League of Left-Wing Writers was founded here in 1930, with Lu Xun as its central figure, along with many other well-known figures. The memorial hall isn't large, with a total of three floors. The first floor mainly displays the scene of the League's establishment. The second floor is the main exhibition hall, and the third floor has an audio-visual room. A visit here will give you a comprehensive understanding of the League, from its creation and literary achievements to the struggles of the time and subsequent research. It's very informative and well worth the visit. 📝Tips: Food and drinks are not allowed inside the exhibition halls. Admission is free, but please visit with a solemn and respectful attitude. It allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of that era and gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of its significance.