Wu Wuzhuang Ancestral Hall

Historical check-in point 😉, famous general Wu Changqing, in 1862 by Li Hongzhang to form the Huaijun recruit, led the Ministry to Anqing, compiled as the Qingzi Camp, is one of the first 13 battalions of Huaijun, successive deputy generals, general soldiers, name-calling governor. After the Civil War, the Ministry was stationed in Yangzhou, Pukou, Jiangyin and other places. In 1874, the Japanese army invaded Taiwan, and was ordered to raise Yong Camp, build a Jiangyin Jiangning Fort, consolidate the river defense, and wait for the battle. In 1880, the Ministry moved to Dengzhou, Shandong, to consolidate the sea defense. In July 1882, the Korean "Luowu mutiny" broke out, and Japan used the opportunity to send troops to invade the DPRK to realize its "continent policy" militaristic aggression plot. Wu Changqing took Ding Yanchang, Zhang Shu, and Yuan Shikai with the six battalions of the Qingjun in the headquarters to the North Korean army, and rushed to the Seoul Palace before the Japanese army entered the Seoul Palace. He decisively and quickly calmed the unrest and effectively curbed the pace of Japanese aggression. During the DPRK, the Qingjun built bridges and roads, and disaster relief was mourned. North Korean citizens sang songs when they returned home. In April 1884, Wu Changqing was ordered to move to prevent the death of Jiulongcheng disease in Jinzhou, Liaoning, and died in May at the military barracks.

No tickets, it is completely a classic attraction of humanities. If there is no introduction, it may not feel deep. With a professional guide, it will feel good to talk about it in a comprehensive way. A historical heritage is shocking, plus last year went to Weihai's Ding Xuchang Memorial Hall, stringing these history, feeling very deep!

First time: "Anti-US Aid to the DPRK", 100 ％, all victories! And not only: the 38th line, half of the other half.

Systematic display of the Qing Dynasty aiding the leader Wu Changqing's past and present life, a history, worth taste.

Very nice attraction with detailed historical introduction. There are also exquisite wood carvings to visit.