Raiders Address+Tickets+Opening Hours of West Yunnan Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall and National Memorial Cemetery

The Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall and the Western Yunnan National Memorial Cemetery are cemeteries commemorating the heroic spirit of the Expeditionary Force during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's time. Many souls of the martyrs of the Expeditionary Force are buried here, which is a rare and unique memorial hall. You can learn more about patriotism education and visit destinations with great positive energy. Here, I will share with you a detailed visit guide.

Where is the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall in western Yunnan?

Address: No.2 Taiji Community, Tiancheng Community, Tengyue Town, Tengchong City, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province

Business?Hours?

Every Tuesday to Sunday; It is open to the public from 9: 00 am to 65438+07:00 pm and closed on Monday.

Tickets for War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression Memorial Hall and National Memorial Cemetery in western Yunnan.

It is completely free to the public.

Introduction of Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall and National Mourning Cemetery in West Yunnan

The first time I went to Tengchong, one of the main attractions was Heshun, a famous hometown of overseas Chinese that had not been commercialized at that time, and the other was Tengchong's anti-Japanese war culture. The anti-Japanese war memorial hall in western Yunnan and the national memorial cemetery where the martyrs of the expeditionary force are buried are very worthy of understanding the history of the anti-Japanese war.

If you have met my colonel and my regiment, you will be very familiar with this place. The prototype of Changda in Colonel is here, and the shooting location is Heshun. The Battle of Nantianmen was the Battle of Songshan that year. Today, more than 70 years later, this is the best place to pay tribute to heroes and understand history.

The memorial hall is free, but you need to swipe your ID card to enter. The service desk can rent a tour guide, 15, and the deposit is 100. It closes every Monday.

Walking into the gate of the memorial hall, a series of numbers are marked on the ground, which is the year when important historical events occurred during the Anti-Japanese War, like the footprint of time. Although the war has passed, history has never left us.

After entering the main entrance of the memorial hall, you can see three walls covered with helmets. If you look closely, it is very shocking. Each helmet represents a soldier who went to the front at that time.

The memorial hall is mainly based on the anti-Japanese war, taking into account pictures, words and video materials. The exhibition hall is divided into seven parts: the rear area of the Anti-Japanese War, the front line of defending the enemy, the confrontation of the Nujiang River, the Jedi counterattack, the expulsion of soldiers, the immortality of veterans, and praying for peace. It is divided into two floors: the first floor is exhibition hall 1-6, and the second floor is six exhibition halls.

Different from other general museums, there are really too many objects on display here, and they are all very precious, showing this history completely.

Next to the memorial hall is the National Memorial Cemetery, which is the largest and most well-preserved memorial cemetery for the fallen soldiers in the frontal battlefield against Japan in Chinese mainland. It has a wide influence at home and abroad. Built in 1945, it was built in World War II to commemorate the 20 soldiers killed in Tengchong after the Chinese Expeditionary Force recovered western Yunnan.

Note: There are chrysanthemums at the door, one for 5 yuan. If you come too late in the afternoon, it will be sold out.

I have been to Tengchong twice and come here every time. Most of my time here is due to the suffering of the nation, the national integrity of the military and civilians, and my nose is sour. I hope more people know about this history. Veterans are more afraid of being forgotten than being sacrificed.