Jiangyin Military Culture Museum

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The Jiangyin Military Culture Museum is located in the Jiangyin Fortress Site. It mainly introduces the development and important role of Jiangyin Fortress in the past generations with detailed physical objects, pictures and texts. A large number of cultural relics have been collected, but the tickets are very expensive and the museum area is not large.

This museum is close to the fortress scenic spot, not far from the Goose Nosezui Park. You can take the bus to the Goose Nosezui Park and then go to the Fortress Museum. This museum tells the history of the fortress, but the ancient fort behind is protected and repaired. You can only see the museum, not very big. You can see it in 20 minutes, mainly in the fortress scenic area behind, the old site of Huangshan Fort and the old site of the Fort Commander, the scenery is good

Been there, it's fine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

The Military Museum is still worth visiting. Let's remember history. Download a scenic spot explanation software to listen online, while looking at the objects, while listening is quite tasty. The fort was also shocked. There were guns made in different dynasties: in the Qing Dynasty, in the Republic of China, in the Chiang Kai-shek era. A lot, a lot. The history of the first boat crossing the river is also shocking. Because our hometown is also in Jiangyin, my grandfather is also a Jiang Anti-Japanese War team, has played guerrilla, fighting bayonet. So a kind of revolutionary sentiment arises spontaneously. It also has certain significance for teenagers'education. It's worth going.

On Monday morning, around 8:50, I went to Jiangyin Military Museum with my family. The parking lot at the entrance could park twenty or thirty cars, maybe on Monday, and I felt very empty. There is the first boat crossing the river at the entrance, which can be entered by swiping Suzhou leisure cards. There are many ancient artillery of Ming and Qing Dynasties and artillery of the National Government on display in the courtyard. There are two floors in the museum, which tell us the war history since Ming and Qing Dynasties. We left the museum after looking at the museum and the courtyard. Later, we learned that there was also the site of Xiaoshiwan ancient fortress (swiping cards from Goosenose Park and entering again). According to the description of netizens, there was a trestle road beside the museum that could lead to the site of ancient fortress, maybe some hidden.

Located at the foot of Huangshan Mountain, not far from Huangshan Lake Park