Shanghai Yuyuan Road, east from Changde Road, west to Changning Road, a total length of 2775 meters. It took 58 years to complete the construction from 1860 to 1918 when the public concession road was opened. This year, Yuyuan Road is already a 103-year-old road! Over the past hundred years, the history of Yuyuan Road has been half of celebrities and half of buildings. There are dozens of architectural styles hidden on this road. Celebrities such as Qian Xuesen, Mei Lanfang, Cai Yuanpei, Zhou Xinfang, and Zhang Ailing have all lived and worked here. Mr. Sun Yat-sen often walks along this road......

In a short road, there are many old buildings and old houses hidden. Almost every building carries a period of ups and downs, and every brick and tile is engraved with the vicissitudes of history.

Lingze Technology's intelligent vibration and tilt monitor-"Libao Guards", will soon be installed on these old houses and old buildings. These historical buildings have witnessed the vicissitudes of China in a century. The fate of individuals is inseparable from the torrent of the times. It takes place in these old-fashioned buildings. What is protected is not only the ancient buildings, but also the culture of our nation and the history of perseverance and hard work of the Chinese nation.

111 Qishan Village, Lane 1032, Yuyuan Road, was the place where Qian Xuesen returned to China in 1947 and reunited with his father after returning to China in 1955. This building used to be the property of Qian Xuesen's mother Zhang's family. Later, due to the decline of the family, the building was sold and then leased back to the landlord surnamed Lu. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Qian Xuesen's father, Qian Junfu, moved to Shanghai with his family and lived on the ground floor of this building. The upper three floors were lived by Zhang Jingqiu, the son of Zhang Leshan, Qian Xuesen's great uncle.

In 1947, 36-year-old Qian Xuesen was promoted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor, tenured professor. In July, Qian returned to his home in Shanghai to reunite with his father. It was this time back to China that Qian Xuesen and Jiang Ying met again. They loved each other at first sight and got married in six weeks.

In October 1955, under the personal care of Premier Zhou Enlai, Qian Xuesen, who had been detained by the United States for five years, returned to Hong Kong by boat and arrived in Guangzhou via Luohu Port. After a day's visit, he returned to No. 111 Qishan Village on October 12. Reunited with his father in this house, Qian Xuesen was also interviewed by reporters here. On October 26, Qian Xuesen left Shanghai for Beijing and began his "two bombs and one satellite" journey.

Excellent historical buildings in Shanghai. Yuyuan Road 1249 Lane, the architectural appearance is different from typical Japanese buildings, a little close to the appearance of European villas. In 1921, Japanese Toyoda Sakichi built Shanghai Toyota Textile Factory (also known as Toyota Yarn Factory) on the banks of Suzhou River Bridge on Zhongshan West Road, Shanghai. Yarn mill built the same, ten thousand literati phase 'Han Bo in the distance is not near the factory to find a suitable place to build staff dormitory. In the end, they found two pieces of construction land on Yuyuan Road (near Yuyuan Road and Anxi Road today) not far apart to build cadre houses and family members houses respectively.

Shen Junru (1875-19633), a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, served as president of the Supreme people's Court, vice chairman of the standing Committee of the National people's Congress, and vice chairman of the CPPCC National Committee.

Shen Junru participated in the Revolution of 1911 and joined the Chinese League in May 1912. After the "September 18" incident, he devoted himself to the anti-Japanese national salvation movement. He has successively served as the leader of the Shanghai National Salvation Association of Cultural Circles, the Shanghai National Salvation Federation, and the National National Salvation Federation. Arrested by the Kuomintang government in November 1936, he is known as the "prison of seven gentlemen"

On November 23, 1936, Shen Junru was arrested by the Kuomintang government in his former residence here.

On the first floor of the former editorial office of Bolsevik, the exhibition hall is about 30 square meters. It focuses on the three municipal cultural relics protection units in Changning District, namely, the former site of the editorial office of Bolsevik, the former residence of Louis Alley and the former site of the Shanghai Bureau of the CPC Central Committee. A total of pictures, more than 70 pieces (pieces) and a large schematic diagram are on display. The second floor is the restoration display of the editorial department, about 30 square meters, mainly showing the work scenes and contents of historical figures.

In July 1984, the CPC Changning District Committee and the District People's Government decided to restore the old site and establish the Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall at the site, which is under the Changning District Cultural Bureau.

In April 1988, the house restoration project was completed and the building was restored to its original historical appearance.

On October 24, 1988, Changning District Revolutionary Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall was officially opened to the public.

In October 1989 and June 1995, they were named "Youth Education Base" by the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League and the Changning District People's Government respectively ".

In 2006, it was named "Shanghai Red Tourism Base" and "Changning District Patriotism Education Base".

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