Lvshun Wanzhongmu Memorial Hall

The main contents of the museum are divided into basic displays including "Lushunkou before the Sino-Japanese War", "Lushun War and the Fall of Lushunkou", "Lushun Wanzhong Tomb" and "Lushun Wanzhong Tomb". The whole display truly reflects the sinful acts of the Japanese invaders in Lushun during the Sino-Japanese War of the Sino-Japanese War, and reminds people to remember history and not forget national shame.

Wanzhong Tomb is the memorial hall of the Lushun Jiawu War. After Japan occupied Lushun, the slaughter city was followed. Killed to leave only more than 20 people responsible for burying the bodies. This is the origin of Wanzhong Tomb. Very embarrassing place to be angry.

Admission is free with ID card. There are not many people inside, so no photos are allowed. The large space inside is about Beiyang Water Division and Jiawu Sea War, the remaining half is about the Lushun Massacre. However, there are not many historical materials, mainly pictures and texts that introduce relevant history.

The Lushun Wanzhong Tomb Memorial Hall, located on Jiusan Road, Lushunkou District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, was built on the 100th anniversary of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 in memory of nearly 20,000 Chinese compatriots killed by the Japanese army.

This is a memorial hall to commemorate the Japanese Army's Lushun massacre. It is open for free, and most of it is covered with information and picture introductions. Photographing is strictly prohibited in the memorial hall. Regarding the Lushun massacre, Japan has not recognized it, and the Qing government is also very secretive, so at that time did not make a detailed investigation, but later scholars estimated that the number of people killed was about 20,000. From here, it can also be seen that at the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century, Japan wanted to compare with Europe and the United States and to make itself civilized; on the one hand, it could not hide the cruelty and barbarism in the depths of the soul.

The Lushun Massacre Memorial Hall is far-reaching and not interesting. Tickets are free and the explanation is almost free. The staff answers the questions raised from time to time. Don't forget the national shame, sacrifice your compatriots!