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Step into history with a modern twist at Bayi Square in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province! Known for commemorating the 1927 August 1 Nanchang Uprising — a pivotal moment in China’s revolutionary history — this sprawling public space is now a lively stage where the past and present collide.
As the second-largest square in China (just behind Beijing’s Tiananmen Square), Bayi Square buzzes with energy day and night. Locals gather here for everything from tai chi sessions at sunrise to moonlit dance-offs that rival TikTok trends. Sports enthusiasts also flock to its open spaces for basketball matches and group workouts, making it a true community heartbeat.
But it’s not all about the present: the square’s towering Monument to the Uprising stands as a reminder of its revolutionary roots. Pro tip for travelers? Visit at dusk to watch the square light up — it’s like stepping into a living postcard of China’s cultural resilience and modern vitality.
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Known for commemorating the 1927 August 1 Nanchang Uprising — a pivotal moment in China’s revolutionary history — this sprawling public space is now a lively stage where the past and present collide.
Sports enthusiasts also flock to its open spaces for basketball matches and group workouts, making it a true community heartbeat.
Pro tip for travelers? Visit at dusk to watch the square light up — it’s like stepping into a living postcard of China’s cultural resilience and modern vitality.
Night Magic: Pavilion of Prince Teng Lights Up Nanchang 
