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本文记叙了广州起义中指南针、中山牌袋表、红布条和革命宣传标语四件革命文物的来由,它们是由参加1927年12月11日广州起义时工人赤卫队杨馨坤、高平玉遗留的物品。起义失败后,杨馨坤、高平玉回到英德老家交由当地革命青年梁仁声、冯杏三、谢华等人保管以作永久纪念。1959年梁仁声将这批物品捐赠给正在筹建的中华全国总工会旧址纪念馆展览,成为见证广州起义的珍贵革命文物。
This article describes the four revolutionary relics of the Guangzhou Insurgency’s compass, the Zhongshan bag list, the red cloth strip and the revolutionary propaganda slogans. They were left by Yang Xinkun and Gao Pingyu who participated in the Guangzhou Insurrection on December 11, 1927 article. After the uprising failed, Yang Xinkun and Gao Pingyu returned to Yingde and their hometown for safekeeping by the local revolutionary youth Liang Rensheng, Feng Xingsan and Xie Hua. In 1959, Liang Renheng donated these items to the exhibition of the Memorial Hall of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions in preparation for the establishment and became the precious revolutionary relic witnessing the Guangzhou Uprising.