Lim Bo Seng Memorial

The Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is in the park. This is a memorial tower built by a businessman from Fujian who died for not resisting the Japanese army during World War II. The local people built a memorial tower to commemorate his deeds.

Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower, standing in the waterfront park, is to commemorate Lin Mousheng, a brave anti-Japanese national martyr in Singapore during World War II. It is now listed as a national monument. Army Major General Lim Bo Seng was an anti-Japanese martyr in Singapore during World War II. The Lim Bo Seng memorial tower in Esplanade Park is to commemorate the great achievements of this national hero.

Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is a Chinese-style white pagoda. Lin Mousheng was a Fujian businessman who built it to commemorate his contributions in the War of Resistance Against Japan.

The Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is smaller than other monuments in Singapore, and it is easy to be missed by people passing by. The monument commemorates the tortured to death by the Japanese during World War II. Lin Mousheng was an active leader in the War of Resistance Against Japan. He was tortured to extract a confession in Batugaoji Prison. , And was awarded the rank of major general by the Chinese government.

Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is a very simple and elegant white pagoda. It is a typical Chinese style. It is mainly built to commemorate the anti-Japanese hero Lin Mousheng. He is an outstanding businessman from Fujian, China. He was in the gas station of World War II. The leaders are fighting against Japan.