Travel guide to the surrender site of Zhijiang, Huaihua during the Anti-Japanese War

Scenic spot introduction:

The surrender site of the Zhijiang Anti-Japanese War in Huaihua was built to commemorate the Japanese government's acceptance of the "Botsdam Proclamation" and its unconditional surrender on August 15, 1945. It is located in Qiliqiao, Zhijiang County, Hunan Province. In February 1947, the Nationalist Government built a " Surrender Memorial Hall" at the surrender site. In 1985, the Zhijiang County People's Government reported it to the Hunan Provincial People's Government for approval. Restoration open. In 1995, the Exhibition Hall to Commemorate the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War was expanded and built.

Attractions distribution:

Zhijiang Anti-Japanese War Surrender Site The main attractions include Surrender Memorial Hall , Surrender Site , Anti-Japanese War Victory Memorial Exhibition Hall , Information Exhibition Room and inscription and calligraphy works exhibition room . The Surrender Memorial Hall has lush vegetation, birdsong and flowers, unique cultural relics resources and special charm, attracting friends from more than 50 countries and regions around the world to visit and pay their respects. It has been published by domestic and foreign newspapers as "China's Arc de Triomphe", "the great name of the Eight-Year War of Resistance", and "the historical monument of the Anti-Japanese National War".

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Patriotic Education, Memorial Hall

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