Jiaozhuanghu Tunnel War Site Memorial Hall Travel Guide

Longwantun Town

Scenic spot introduction:

Jiaozhuanghu Village in Shunyi, Beijing, is located at the foot of Waituo Mountain, the remaining ridge of Yanshan Mountain. It is the only way to the Pingxi and Pingbei base areas. During the Anti-Japanese War, it was under the leadership of the Jidong Anti-Japanese Base Area. The local villagers were under the leadership of the village party branch. , connecting individual hidden caves where people stored grain underground, and fought and lived in the tunnels. From 1943 to 1946, a total of 23 miles of tunnels were dug. The village was criss-crossed and connected to neighboring villages, extending in all directions and echoing up and down. A 23-mile tunnel network is formed, extending from Longwantun and Tangdong in the south to Dabeiwu in the north. In the autumn of 1964, the "Jiaozhuanghu Militia Struggle History Exhibition Room" was established in the village. In 1979, it was listed as a key municipal cultural relic protection unit by the Beijing Municipal Government and renamed "Beijing Jiaozhuanghu Tunnel War Site Memorial Hall".

Attractions distribution:

During the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War, the people of Jiaozhuang household used tunnels and mines to fight bravely and tenaciously against the enemy. The exhibition room of the memorial hall uses detailed information, precious cultural relics and real tunnel warfare sites to reproduce the historical scene of the Jiaozhuang people's heroic struggle against domestic and foreign enemies under the leadership of the party. More than 650 meters of tunnel warfare ruins are still available for visitors to visit. There are lounges and command posts in the tunnels, as well as combat facilities such as single bunkers, traps, mills, and temple bunkers; in the Anti-Japanese War residential tour area, tourists can see At that time, the villagers renovated water tanks, kang holes, wall cabinets, pot stands, pig pens, firewood sheds, mangers and other relatively hidden entrances and observation towers.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

World War II, Anti-Japanese War, patriotic education, historical tours, war sites, memorial halls

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China>Beijing>Shunyi District>Longwantun Town

How to get there:

By car: In downtown Beijing, take bus 934 at Dongzhimen and get off at Jiaozhuanghu Station, then walk there.

By car: Turn left at the intersection of Jingshun Road - Kuliushhuandao - Shunping Road - Muyan intersection - follow the signs to the memorial hall; turn right at the intersection of Jingmi Road - Niulanshan - go straight for 20 kilometers - to the memorial hall.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Ticket prices for tunnel war ruins:

free

Scenic area opening hours:

8:30-16:30, closed on Mondays and Tuesdays

Travel Tips

travelling guideline:

There are six items to visit in the memorial hall: the first is to visit the authentic ruins; the second is to watch the tunnel war movie; the third is to listen to Comrade Jiao Zhibin, a member of the Children's League during the Anti-Japanese War, talk about the fighting history of Jiaozhuanghu Village; the fourth is to eat "anti-war rice" (i.e. Wowotou, Corn dregs porridge and pickles); fifth, watch the "surface-to-air missile base" (that is, watch the internal affairs of the army, formation performances, communications and command, physical missile operations, and missile exercise videos); sixth, the autumn apples are ripe, and the audience can participate in person Apple picking activity.