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Lvshun Wanzhongmu Memorial Hall Review

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这个是纪念日军旅顺大屠杀的纪念馆,免费开放,里面大多是资料和图片介绍。纪念馆里严禁拍照。关于旅顺大屠杀,日本方面一直不承认,而清政府对此也是讳莫如深,故而当时并未作出翔实调查,只是后来学者估算出遇害人数大约两万。从这里也可以看出19世纪末20世纪初,日本一方面想与欧美比肩,以文明自诩;一方面又掩盖不了灵魂深处的残忍和野蛮。

Lvshun Wanzhongmu Memorial Hall

Posted: Jul 17, 2018
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  • M49***66
    5/5Outstanding
    Original Text

    The main contents of the museum are divided into basic displays including "Lushunkou before the Sino-Japanese War", "Lushun War and the Fall of Lushunkou", "Lushun Wanzhong Tomb" and "Lushun Wanzhong Tomb". The whole display truly reflects the sinful acts of the Japanese invaders in Lushun during the Sino-Japanese War of the Sino-Japanese War, and reminds people to remember history and not forget national shame.

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    Posted: Aug 17, 2022
  • 翱翔的大鲨鱼
    4/5Excellent
    Original Text

    Wanzhong Tomb is the memorial hall of the Lushun Jiawu War. After Japan occupied Lushun, the slaughter city was followed. Killed to leave only more than 20 people responsible for burying the bodies. This is the origin of Wanzhong Tomb. Very embarrassing place to be angry.

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    Posted: Jul 4, 2020
  • 宇喜多信家1
    5/5Outstanding
    Original Text

    Admission is free with ID card. There are not many people inside, so no photos are allowed. The large space inside is about Beiyang Water Division and Jiawu Sea War, the remaining half is about the Lushun Massacre. However, there are not many historical materials, mainly pictures and texts that introduce relevant history.

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    Posted: Mar 18, 2019
  • 萨沙71
    5/5Outstanding

    旅顺万忠墓纪念馆 ,位于辽宁省大连市旅顺口区九三路,是为纪念1894年中日甲午战争中惨遭日军杀害的近2万名中国同胞而于中日甲午战争100周年之际新建的。

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    Posted: Aug 29, 2022
  • 林小猫
    5/5Outstanding

    旅顺大屠杀纪念馆,教育意义深远,趣味性不大。门票免费,讲解也几乎是免费的。工作人员不时解答大家提出的问题。勿忘国耻,祭奠同胞!

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    Posted: Oct 23, 2016
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