Xi'an Incident Memorial Hall

In the center of Xi'an, free open visits must be made through Alipay's small process. And there is only one channel. The building is well preserved, the new villa-style cement building, Zhang General is very professional for pleasure. After all, it is born.

The Huaqing Palace in Linyi, Xi'an is not only a historical monument and cultural heritage, but also a place where the Xi'an Incident was sensational. Here you can feel the war of the year, the tension, and the lingering.

The Xi'an Incident Memorial Hall is Zhang Xueliang Mansion, named after many major meetings held here during the Xi'an Incident. The memorial hall consists of three small three-story western-style buildings and a row of brick houses during the Republic of China. This is the national patriotic education base, many primary and secondary schools and social groups have visited here to study. Walking in the memorial hall, a historical picture brings people's thoughts back to the suffering years of the Chinese nation.

Yushun struggles on the road: the Xi'an Incident Memorial Hall, also known as the "Double Twelve Incidents", is a historical event launched in Xi'an on December 12, 1936 by Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng in order to persuade Chiang Kai-shek to change the established national policy of "to stop civil war and unite in resisting Japan". It's a pleasure to visit here.

On the road of Yushun's struggle: the Xi'an Incident, also known as the "Double Twelve Incidents", was a historical event launched in Xi'an on December 12, 1936 by Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng in order to persuade Chiang Kai-shek to change the established national policy of "to stop the civil war and unite in resisting Japan".

Xi'an Incident. At Lushan. . The house where Chiang Kai-shek lived. To the conference room, it was the bullet hole left by the Xi'an Incident gun. The old site of the Xi'an Incident is in Huaqing Pool! Then you are very close to Lushan. Xi'an is a place worth visiting. . . .

Here you can fully understand the causes and consequences of the Xi'an incident...