Memorial of Eighth Route Army Office

Norman Bethune stayed here briefly. He worked with the 8th army and died in China in 1939.

The Eighth Route Army office in Xi'an, which was bought in the name of Dr. Ma Haibo, a German dentist, was the main liaison office for the Red Army after the incident. Many Chinese Communist Party leaders have worked there. The Anti-Japanese War broke out after the war, and the office was also abolished. It is now the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

The memorial hall of Xi'an Eighth Route Army Office, which is a patriotic education base and a place where many new Party members take the oath, is open to the public for free. "This was the place from the secret traffic station at the end of the Red Army Long March to the Eighth Route Army Office during the Anti-Japanese War, until the Second Civil Revolutionary War was closed down and it lasted for 10 years to raise materials for the Red Army and the Eighth Route Army, and to rescue the Red Army officers and fighters from the West Road Army." Transporting progressive youth to Yan'an and other revolutionary undertakings made indelible contributions.

Very good attractions, this place should be protected and used like this, very good patriotic education base. It is completely free, met many children visiting, did a good job

Very good attraction, free to open, with explanations inside, deeper knowledge of history. The whole memorial is very large, with the original site restored part, also has the exhibition part, if you want to see it carefully, at least four hours or more