Liaoyuan Miners Tomb Exhibition Hall Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The full name of the Liaoyuan Miners' Tombs Exhibition Hall is the Liaoyuan Miners' Tombs Exhibition Hall during the occupation of Northeast China. It is a cultural relics exhibition hall that combines the remains of the cemetery with historical materials, photos and physical objects. The miner's tomb is the largest witness site in Northeast China that reflects Japanese imperialism's invasion of Northeast China, plundering natural resources, and cruelty to the Chinese people. It is also one of the few well-preserved evidence of Japanese imperialism's invasion of China in the country.

Attractions distribution:

The miner's tomb exhibition hall has a shocking display room of corpses, such as sparkling white bones, tied with iron wires, a work ticket, a sign of kindness, rows of bones, one old and one young, buried layer by layer, chopped bones with knives, and the human refining furnace hall ; The Miner's Tomb Historical Exhibition Hall includes the Wall of Unknown Miners, the Prologue Hall, the Ancient County of Xi'an, the Ossuary Hall, Japanese Colonization, the Miners' Sufferings, and the Storm in the Mines.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National Patriotism Education Demonstration Base, Provincial Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit

Scenic spot features:

history, commemoration, memorial