尚義街小白樓

What travelers say:

Xiaobailou was originally No. 60 Shangyi Street, built in the 1930s, originally for the Kunming office of China Airlines, because the wall is white and commonly known as Xiaobailou. Now it is the Kunming Flying Tigers Memorial Hall. The building is a three-story Western-style building with a terrace corridor on the east side. The building area is 280 square meters. The shape is simple and generous, and the lines are neat and tidy. It is a typical modern style building in our city. In October 2013, the Panlong District People's Government announced it as the fifth batch of district-level cultural relics protection units. In World War II, the "Flying Tigers" was established on August 1, 1941, and the US Air Force contingent in China, the 14th Air Force, and the US Air Force Central India Wing, which was airlifted by the Humpback of Chengtian, took on the US 58th Heavy Bombers on the bombing of Japan. The team, Dulitcha bomber brigade and other heroic and strange battles, bloodshed, made indelible contributions to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. The American Flying Tigers fought alongside the Chinese people and were forever remembered and commemorated by the Chinese people. 📍 Detailed address: No. 60 Shangyi Street, Kunming City, Yunnan Province 🕙 Business hours: Tuesday, weekdays, 10:00-17:00🚉 Traffic Raiders: Get off at Dongfeng Square Station of Metro Line 2 and walk 300 meters ⏳ Play time: 1 hour 💰 Ticket price: Free open, no reservation required ❤ Recommended reason: a very small memorial hall, People have prepared 4 chapters to cover, and also prepared a stamped booklet, which is its introduction sheet. It's really intimate. How can the museum control hold back from not punching in. 🌟 Highlights: The white three-story small western-style building standing in a high-rise building. Facing the changes of the times, only it is hidden in the city, exuding a unique beauty. 📝 Note tips: Go up and down the stairs lighter, after all, it is a wooden staircase of the 93-year-old. It belongs to the special memorial hall under the Kunming Museum, and the display items are basically the same as the city museum. The introduction said that it is a three-story small foreign-style building, so I quoted "three floors", but I have seen it many times, only two floors, is there a basement that is not open?