September 18th History Museum.

💥As soon as you enter the museum, you can feel the weight of history. The precious cultural relics, photos, and historical materials 📜 seem to be telling the painful history. 😢 🌟The exhibits in the exhibition hall are shocking. The realistic scene restoration makes people feel as if they are in that war-torn era. 🕯 The deeds of the anti-Japanese heroes are even more touching, as they wrote a magnificent chapter with their lives and blood. 💪🏻 🌈Here, we can deeply feel the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation. It constantly reminds us to cherish the hard-won peaceful life we have now. 🥰 🙏🏻Let's walk into the September 18th History Museum together, remember history, and commemorate the martyrs. 💕 Work hard for a better tomorrow. 💗 🎫 Tickets: Free, but reservations are required in advance. ⏰ Opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday all year round, from 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:30) in summer (April to October); from 9:00 to 16:30 (last entry at 16:00) in winter (November to March). Please note that the museum is usually closed all day on Mondays, except for public holidays and special circumstances. 🚇 Transportation: 📍 Address: No. 46, Wanghua South Street, Dadong District, Shenyang City. 🚌 Bus: Take bus No. 163, 212, 253, 298, etc. to the September 18th History Museum Station, and walk to the museum. 🚅 Subway: Take Metro Line 10 to Beita Station (Exit A), and walk about 1.1 km to the museum. 🚗 Self-driving: There is a parking lot in the museum, but the number of parking spaces is limited, so it is recommended to check the parking situation in advance. The surrounding roads may be subject to traffic control during holidays or special events, so plan your route in advance. ⭐ Visiting route: ➡️ After entering the museum, it is recommended to visit the exhibitions in order. There are seven exhibition halls in the museum, which comprehensively display the historical background, process, and impact of the September 18th Incident through more than 800 photos, more than 300 objects, and nearly 100 documents and archives. ➡️ Pay special attention to the Remnant Calendar Monument, which is a landmark building of the museum, 18 meters high, 30 meters wide, and 11 meters deep. The monument looks like a huge and incomplete desk calendar, with the calendar of September 18, 1931, on the right side, and the relevant inscription on the left side, reminding people to always remember the day when the national disaster occurred. ➡️ During the visit, you can carefully watch various scene restorations, sculptures, oil paintings, etc., to feel the historical atmosphere more deeply. The museum provides free Chinese guided tours at 10:00 am and 14:00 pm. If you want to learn more about the exhibition, it is recommended to follow the guide.