Party memorial attracting more young visitors
More young people have visited the memorial hall of the first Communist Party of China National Congress over the past five years, said a delegate before the 20th CPC National Congress on Sunday.
Yang Yu, director of the publicity department of the memorial hall, said that the proportion of young visitors to the memorial hall has been increasing every year in the past five years. The growth rate of visitors under 35 years old increased by 23.6 percent year-on-year in 2021.
"The increase proves that red culture is attracting the new generation with its unique charm in the new era," she said.
Yang recalled the experience of receiving a overseas tour group and explaining to them how China is building of a moderately prosperous society in all respects under the leadership of CPC.
Yang said she has deeply realized that the stories of the CPC have strong resonance in the world, and that she would dedicate herself to presenting a panoramic, multi-dimensional and true view of CPC to the visitors.
The hall is also exploring ways to tell stories about the Party in ways that adapt to the development of the times, she added.
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