September 18th Museum.

Shenyang September 18th History Museum is a hall that carries the painful and resistant memories of the Chinese nation. It stands quietly at No. 46, Wanghua South Street, Dadong District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province. It was the site of the September 18th Incident and a place of eternal pain in the hearts of the Chinese people. Walking into the museum is like traveling through a time tunnel, back to that era of broken mountains and rivers and turbulent times. In the exhibition hall, historical photos, precious cultural relics, and touching historical records all tell the story of humiliation and resistance. Seeing those heroes and heroines who sacrificed their lives for the independence of the country and the dignity of the nation, a strong sense of patriotism arises in my heart. Every exhibit in the museum carries heavy historical memories. They silently tell the story of Japanese imperialism's aggression and oppression of China and also show the great spirit of the Chinese people's indomitable and heroic struggle. These exhibits not only remind us of history but also make us cherish the hard-won peace and prosperity. Standing in the museum, I deeply feel the weight of history and the greatness of the nation. Every time we look back at history, it is to move forward better. We must remember history, commemorate the martyrs, and turn this memory into motivation to contribute to the prosperity and strength of the motherland. Shenyang September 18th History Museum is an eternal monument. It witnesses the suffering and glory of the Chinese nation and inspires us to stay true to our original aspirations and keep our mission in mind in the new era, and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.