This morning, I went to No. 10, Yucai Lane, Dongshuncheng Street, Dadong District, Shenyang City, visited the former site of the first gay teenager to study, and visited Wanquan Park by the way.
At 10 o'clock in the morning, I took Metro Line 10, got on from Changqingqiao Subway Station, took three stops, and got off at Wanlian Subway Station. Get out of the subway station and walk 50 meters to the south, take a taxi to Xiaoheyan Road, pass the Air Force Hospital of the Northern Theater and Liaoning Provincial Cancer Hospital along Xiaoheyan Road, walk west for about three or four minutes, then turn right into Dashizi Street, then turn left into Yucai Lane, and arrive at the Northeast Yucai Dongguan Model School.
Shenyang Dongguan Model School is a primary school under Shenyang Northeast Yucai School. The original site of the Northeast Yucai Dongguan Model School was the Fengtian Provincial Government Dongguan Model Primary School, which was built in 1910. From the autumn of 1910 to August 1913, he studied and lived here Xi for three years.
From 1910 to 1978, Dongguan Model School was renamed 10 times. In 1978, the provincial and municipal governments decided to restore the site of Dongguan Model School, that is, to restore the two floors and one hall, and in March 2007, an exhibition room was set up to be exhibited to the public, and it was listed as a provincial and municipal key cultural relics protection unit. Here are the classrooms and desks when I was in school, an essay I wrote when I was a teenager in Shenyang, and the first one I took at school.
On the west side of the school gate, the original school building of the Fengtian Provincial Government Dongguan Model Two-class Primary School has made a grand oath of "studying for the rise of China" here.
We came to the statue of the teenager *** and took a photo with the statue of the teenager.
Guo Moruo inscribed the memorial hall "** Former Site of Gay Teenagers". *The former site of gay juvenile study is only in Zhou.
6. Open to the public on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 13:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. You don't need to buy a ticket, and you can visit with valid documents such as ID cards.