Wenchang Song’s Ancestral Residence is located on a hill surrounded by fruit trees. It is shaded by green trees and the environment is quiet. Song Qingling’s great-grandfather, grandfather, and great-grandfather all lived here for three generations. Her father was born in this ancestral residence in 1861. Later, the Qingling Exhibition Hall and the Song Qingling Botanical Garden were successively built here.
A white marble statue of Song Qingling with a total height of 3.2 meters was erected to the north of the ancestral residence. The current ancestral residence is a traditional local farmhouse courtyard, consisting of two main rooms, two side rooms, two gatehouses and courtyard walls. The exhibition hall is located here. It is a courtyard-style ancient building. The hall displays historical materials, photos, charts, paintings, imitation objects, etc. about Song Qingling’s youth, her engagement in the cause of world peace during the revolutionary war years, and the deep nostalgia of people from all walks of life at home and abroad for her. These historical photos and precious cultural relics vividly and specifically reproduce Song Qingling’s glorious life.Opening hours: Open all year round from 09:00 to 17:30.
Preferential policies:
Children: Free for those under 1.2 meters (excluding) in height.
The elderly: Free for those aged 70 (including) and above with their own ID cards or senior citizen cards.
For those aged 65 (including) to 69 (including), with their own ID cards or senior citizen cards, they can enjoy discounts.
Disabled people: Free with disability certificates.
Active servicemen: Free with their own officer certificates or soldier certificates.
Retired cadres: Free with retired cadre certificates.
Provincial (including) and above model workers: Free with relevant honorary certificates.
Supplementary note: The above preferential policies are for reference only. The specific policies are subject to the on-site announcements of the scenic spot.
Mandatory tips: For your safety, please cooperate with our work and obey the management of the scenic spot staff. Please pay attention to the following safety tips:
First, when tourists get off to visit, please lock your car windows and doors and take good care of your valuables carried with you. If there is loss or theft, the scenic spot will not be responsible.
Second, listen to the prompts and advice of local tour guides or security personnel, actively cooperate to prevent accidents.
Third, when passing through dangerous areas, pay attention to the warning signs in the scenic spot. It is prohibited to climb trees, take photos, cross guardrails in dangerous areas. Do not be crowded. When going to dangerous places for sightseeing, fully consider whether your own conditions are feasible. Do not be stubborn or take chances.
Fourth, this scenic spot is a smoke-free scenic spot. There are many trees in the scenic spot. To prevent fire accidents, do not bring inflammable and explosive items. The scenic spot has designated smoking areas. Do not smoke in non-smoking areas. Do not leave fire sources, do not litter, and travel civilizedly. Consciously abide by the scenic spot’s safety management regulations.
Fifth, please take good care of public facilities. Do not lie down on scenic spot props, trees, and public road chairs. Do not chase and make noise in the scenic spot. Do not paint, post, or hang items on scenic spot buildings and public facilities.
Unauthorized group photography, filming movies and TV shows are not allowed. VI. Please pay attention to your own safety during sightseeing. When going up and down steps, please stand firmly and walk slowly to prevent accidental falls. Children and elderly people with mobility difficulties should be accompanied by family members for sightseeing. VII. Please abide by the above notices consciously. If an accident occurs due to non-compliance, you will bear all economic consequences and legal responsibilities. Hereby advised.
