Fushun Pingdingshan Massacre Memorial Hall Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Pingdingshan Massacre Memorial Hall in Fushun is the best-preserved site in China where Japanese imperialists massacred Chinese civilians during World War II. The memorial hall is based on the site of the "Pingdingshan Massacre" and uses a large amount of materials, physical objects, and the remains and partial relics of more than 800 martyred compatriots to truly reproduce the cruel crimes of Japanese imperialism after the "September 18th" incident. At the same time, we remind future generations not to forget the national humiliation, remember the tenacious spirit of the Northeast people to resist the enemy, and cherish today's peaceful world.

Attractions distribution:

The Pingdingshan Massacre Memorial Hall is located at No. 17 Nanchang Road, about 4 kilometers away from Fushun City. The memorial hall is divided into several parts: the square, the memorial hall, the monument, the ruins hall and the monument garden. The large themed sculptures bring the first visual impact to the audience. The memorial hall is divided into a preface hall and four exhibition halls. From the four perspectives of "the fall of Northeast China and the Anti-Japanese War in Liaodong", "the Japanese atrocities were brutal", "irrefutable evidence of justice", and "taking history as a lesson and warning bells ringing", it tells the story with photos, scenes, videos, etc. The whole story of the Pingdingshan Massacre. The ruins museum is divided into three parts: the preface hall, the ossuary pool and the end hall. It preserves more than 800 remains of the martyred compatriots, which is shocking.

Scenic spot qualifications:

It is a national 3A-level scenic spot, one of the top 100 red tourist attractions in the country, a national patriotism education demonstration base, and a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Scenic spot features:

Visiting, studying, patriotic education, historical research, memorial hall