Hongsheng Memorial Hall

Hongsheng Memorial Hall is located at No. 15 Xiang'an Street, Funing Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City. Last time I went to Pujun New Town, I went here for a while. Hongsheng Memorial Hall was built in the Qing Dynasty. Early in the Qing Dynasty, it was a Taoist temple dedicated to Taishang Laojun. At the end of Qing Dynasty, it became a martial arts museum for teaching people. Cai Li Foquan founder Zhang Yan founded Foshan Hongsheng Hall here, and it has a history of 166 years. The buildings of Foshan Hongsheng Memorial Hall have the characteristics of Lingnan ancient architecture, integrating the traditional Foshan culture such as wood carving, brick carving, ceramic plastic, gray plastic, bamboo fabric. A variety of weapons, museum rules and busts of Zhang Yan, the master of Hongsheng, are displayed in the museum. There are also pictures and introductions of Hongsheng's predecessors and disciples on the wall. By visiting the Hongsheng Memorial Hall, I have some understanding of the development history and revolutionary deeds of Hongsheng Hall.

In Foshan, there are countless students studying Cai Li Foquan. At present, Hongsheng Hall cooperates with 6 institutions such as Chengnan Elementary School, Foshan No. 10 Middle School, Foshan Science and Technology College and Sports College, so that Cai Lifo Kung Fu enters the campus.

Not bad, a park with historical and cultural heritage.

A memorial hall that is not very easy to find, not far from the Cantonese Opera Museum, but unfortunately, it is a pity that the internal renovation will not be opened to the public until the National Day.

The exhibition of Foshan martial arts and martial history, just near the Guangdong Cantonese Opera Museum, can be visited by the way, free!