Museum of Sino-Japanese War 1894-1895 Review

The China Sino-Japanese War Museum is located on Liugong Island, Weihai, Shandong Province. It is a comprehensive exhibition hall that displays the history of the Sino-Japanese War. The exhibition hall is divided into five parts: "Pre-Chinese and Japanese War", "Pre-Chinese War", "Pre-Chinese War", "Abyss and Resistance", and "End Hall".

The China Jiawu War Museum has a total area of more than 100,000 square meters, and it has 28 historical relics of Beiyang Navy and Jiawu War. The museum has more than 1,000 historical photos of cultural relics in its collection, more than 200 materials of Beiyang Navy and Jiawu War cultural relics, and more than 300 cultural relics of ships.

The Beiyang Naval Admiralty Office is the command center of China's first modern navy, and the only remaining and well-preserved senior military anus in the Qing Dynasty in China. It is very impressive and hard to see the old things.

Our guide explained very well, formed very easily, and there are many shopping.

After reading the comments, I think many tourists really do not have good sights. The Museum of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 is a brick-and-wood Chinese architectural complex, based on the original site of the Naval Office, showing the working environment and organizational structure of the Naval Office. The exhibition hall of the Sino-Japanese War Museum - a modern reinforced concrete building complex, belongs to the display of cultural relics and historical narrative. The Naval Office is situated in the north and facing the south, surrounded by a long plain, covering an area of 10,000 square meters. It is an ancient building complex of brick and wood structure. There are three courtyards along the central axis, which are divided into front, middle and rear halls. The front is the conference hall, the middle is the banquet hall, and the sacrificial hall is behind. There is a long corridor between East and west. In front of the gate, the left and right corner buildings are the sounding gold, the playing music and the sight, and the East and west sides are the distant gates. The whole building is magnificent and magnificent. A large number of wax figures were used to show the working and living conditions of the North Ocean Navigator a hundred years ago.