遵义会议纪念馆内矗立着一棵树龄超过百年的老槐树，被誉为"活着的文物"，承载着1935年遵义会议这一重大历史转折的记忆1。该树高十余米，遵义会议召开时还只有碗口粗细1。朱德的夫人康克清曾住在会址二楼，推开窗户就能看见这棵槐树1。
这棵老槐树自然生长成V字形，寓意特别丰富——V既是英文"胜利"（Victory）的缩写，也在遵义民众心中代表"打得赢"1。近年来，遵义市红花岗区林业局对其进行了系统保护，包括登记建档、挂牌保护，并每月开展健康检查，按四季节律做好养护工作1。
10月1日，纪念馆接待游客52332人次1。
A locust tree standing more than one hundred years old at the Zunyi Conference Memorial Museum has become a living witness to one of history's pivotal moments.1 The towering tree, which reaches over ten meters in height, was merely the thickness of a bowl when the Zunyi Conference convened in 1935.1 Its remarkable longevity has earned it recognition as the sole "living cultural relic" on the premises, embodying the historical significance of this crucial turning point during the Long March.1
The tree's natural growth pattern has shaped it into a distinctive V form, a configuration rich with symbolism.1 The V shape represents both the English word "victory" and carries profound meaning in local Zunyi culture, signifying the ability to overcome challenges.1 According to historical accounts, Zhu De's wife, Kang Keqing, once resided on the second floor of the conference venue and could see this very tree by simply opening her window.1
Recognition of the tree's cultural and historical value has led to formal protective measures. The Red Flower District Forestry Bureau of Zunyi Municipality has registered and catalogued the ancient locust tree, affixed protective plaques, and established a monthly health inspection regimen to ensure its well-being through seasonal care practices.1 On October 1st, the memorial museum welcomed 52,332 visitors, underscoring the enduring public interest in this landmark of revolutionary history.1
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