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从外表看,这是一幢寻常民居。但在中国近代史上,它却犹如一座丰碑,标志着一场开天辟地的伟大革命的开端。初夏,我们来到上海中共“一大”会址。在卢湾区一条宁静的里弄里,一排法国梧桐树后,一幢红色的石库门建筑映入眼帘。在上世纪20年代初的老上海,这种建筑很常见,它坐北朝南,砖木结构。由于它的门框四周由黄色的花岗岩石条围成,所以老上海人称这样的房子为“石库门”。从外表看,这是一幢寻常民居。但在中国近代史上,它却犹如一座丰碑,标志着一场开天辟地的伟大革命的开端。1921年7月23日,中国共产党第一次全国代表大会在这里正式召开,现在,这里是中共“一大”会址纪念馆。推开黑木门,穿过小天井,来到了底楼那间18平
From the outside, this is an ordinary house. However, in modern Chinese history, it is like a monument, marking the beginning of a great and epoch-making revolution. In early summer, we came to the Shanghai “big one” meeting place. In a quiet lane in Luwan District Lane, a row of French plane trees, a red Shikumen buildings greeted. In old Shanghai in the early 1920s, this kind of building was common, with its north-facing, brick-wood structure. Because of its door frame surrounded by yellow granite stone, so the old Shanghai people call such a house for “Shikumen ”. From the outside, this is an ordinary house. However, in modern Chinese history, it is like a monument, marking the beginning of a great and epoch-making revolution. July 23, 1921, the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China was officially held here, and now it is the memorial hall of the CCP “one big” venue. Open the black wooden door, through the small patio, came to the ground floor 18 level