Shanghai Former Provisional Government Site of the Republic of Korea

The last day of the Shanghai trip, I wanted to come on the last trip, but the place I didn’t come was in Xintiandi. The transportation is convenient. The subway is a typical old building in Shikumen. It is well maintained and repaired. It is old and has a very small historical museum, but the content is rich and I learned a lot of knowledge.

This building represents a tough time in Korean history, when we were under Japanese occupation, and set up a provisional government in Shanghai. It's a fascinating place if you're at all interested in Korean history. It also gives a glimpse into what the interior of buildings at Xintiandi were like at the time. One minor complaint - the lack of signs in English, apart from the one at the very start.

The former site of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea is located at No. 4 Lane 304, Madang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai. It was the office location of the Provisional Government between 1924 and 1932. The interim government was established in Shanghai, China in 1919 by exiled South Korean patriots after the annexation of the Korean Peninsula by Japan in 1910 to resist Japanese aggression, and successive South Korean presidents have visited here.

Usually it is 20 yuan for tickets, and it is free to visit the 518 International Museum Day. It is the ordinary three-story Shikumen house, which displays some non-relics. After all, it will be used as his way after the 1930s. The exhibition board has a historical record of China and South Korea's joint anti-Japanese resistance, but the current president of South Korea is slightly out of time. Usually, South Korean tourists are the mainstay, there is a donation point for the export, and there is an inscription on the wall that starts with Lu Taiyu and ends with Park Geun-hye.

Let's go to the temporary government site where you can see the sad history of our country ...

This is good and good, it is worth experiencing again.