Those looking for a trace of Mao's China will find it here. The selfless soldier whose only ambition was to be "a little screw that would never rust in the revolutionary machinery" ended up getting a whole memorial to himself, not to mention the Lei Feng Hospital, the Lei Feng Hotel, and the big statue of Lei Feng that flanks the street to the museum. Unfortunately, there are no English signs in this monument to a past era, but much of the collection is self-explanatory. It includes propaganda posters that trace the life of Lei Feng and his family members, some obviously retouched photographs, and a number of Lei Feng's personal effects. Give yourself about 45 minutes to an hour here.
Lei Feng Jinianguan (Lei Feng Memorial)
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| Hours | 8am-6pm | |
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| Address | Lei Feng Zhen 9 | |
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| Location | Across Xiang River, about 10km (6 miles) beyond the West Bus Station | |
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| Transportation | Bus: no. 12 or 15 to terminus; museum is a short walk north | |
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| Phone | 0731/810-7918 | |
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| Prices | Admission ¥16 ($2) | |