Scenic areas and tourist attractions in East China’s Jiangsu province reported an upsurge in the number of tourists during the Labor Day holiday. Let’s take a close look.
Nanjing Yuhuatai Martyrs Cemetery reported 142 thousand visitors during the Labor Day holiday. 81% of the visitors were under 50 years old. Many young parents brought their children here to learn about the heroic deeds of revolutionary martyrs and cultivate the red gene.
Tourist We hope that our children will learn about the deeds of the revolutionary martyrs who were killed in Yuhuatai and let them remember these revolutionary ancestors and inherit the spirit of the revolution
At the World Horticultural Exposition venue in Yangzhou, the attractions reflecting the history of the Communist Party of China were favored by young tourists. Zhou Enlai’s Memorial Museum in Huai’an city reported 110 thousand visitors during the first three days of the holiday, a five-fold growth from the slack season.
The Three Heroes’ Museum in Changzhou witnessed nearly 5000 visitors during the five-day holiday. The three heroes refer to Qu Qiubai, Zhang Tailei, and Yun Daiying, early leaders of the Communist Party of China who were born in Changzhou and were killed by the ruling Kuomintang in the 1930s.
Rural tours and ecological tours in the suburbs were also popular among the tourists. On a family farm in Suqian, tourists were seen experiencing rural life by fishing, picking, and cooking with earthen stoves.
The Qinhu National Wetland Park in Taizhou launched a night tour performance, allowing visitors to feel the brilliance and dreams brought by the illuminating lights at night.
The Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism conducted real-time supervision of 219 scenic spots across the province through the online supervision platform to ensure the smooth flow of scenic tourist routes.
Zhang Xiaoli, Director of Market Management Division, Department of Culture and Tourism of Jiangsu Province In addition to the intelligent supervision system the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism has also dispatched unannounced visits to 13 prefecture-level cities for inspectionsand handled various complaints from tourists in a timely manner forming a three-in-one supervision system to create a comfortable and good environment for tourists.
