Australian War Memorial

Really beautiful building, be sure to walk outside inside the building above, beautiful, but still feel sad because of the war when you see the painting inside

The Australian War Memorial is located on the north side of Lake Griffin. It is a blue-gray dome building built to commemorate the soldiers killed in Australia's war in World War II. ​​​ [check in January]

The Australian War Memorial is a very large-scale professional exhibition hall displaying Australian wars and military equipment. Australia is one of the most combative countries in the world. He has participated in almost all world wars. So its military equipment and military history is also very brilliant. In the Australian War Memorial, the main display is the scene of the Australian Army New Zealand coalition fighting during World War II. The scene at that time is worth the money to watch.

It's Canberra, near Canberra Central,. When you walk for 20 minutes, take the bus for about 5 minutes.

The Australian War Memorial, clean and dignified and warm, every war dead is remembered, every dead is grateful, they have their own name, their own story, even you can understand his interest, standing before God every soul is equal. Memorial is not to remember bitter thoughts, not to teach future generations not to be ungrateful. War is for peace, and cleaning up the relics of comrades to preserve this memory is the greatest tribute to the deceased, just like a large oil painting in the memorial hall, soothing the pain and cherishing life and treating others well. No tears, no shouting, we pursue peace itself to pursue dignity!

Driving by car from Melbourne to Sydney, take a little roundabout to see Canberra, the capital of Australia. It has been around 3 pm to Canberra. I went directly to the War Memorial. This place is very good for parking. There are many tourist buses outside. It is free. This is also Australia's National War Memorial, founded in 1941 to commemorate the soldiers who died in the major wars to defend the country. There are three main halls: World War II Hall, Bradbury Fighter Hall and the Australian and New Zealand Legion Hall. The whole National War Memorial was solemn and quiet, and the silence was felt as soon as you stepped into it. There was a wall that recorded the names of all the sacrificed soldiers. Others have their own stories, you can see many soldiers who have won countless honors in their lives, and the proportion of officers is also very high. There are also scenes of war simulated by small people, as if they are in front of you. The day we went, we couldn't go to the empty place in the middle, because we were holding a memorial event, watching many people in black clothes, people of different ages, singing the national anthem, and the mood was very heavy. The war memorial is heavy, and the meaning is to make time peace. Step out of the memorial, there is a straight road outside, and you can see the Capitol directly in front of it. This memorial is really worth a visit

The War Memorial is a blue-gray dome building, a bit like an Arab courtyard reflection. She was built after World War II to commemorate Australian soldiers killed in battle and is one of the world's most magnificent museums. The memorial hall has a memorial hall, exhibition room, screening hall and World War II exhibitions about the Japanese military, as well as an education and research center for war history and military history. The atmosphere inside the memorial is still very solemn.