Zhijiang

The Memorial Hall of the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the Acceptance of the Japanese Surrender is located in Huaihua City's Zhijiang County. It is the site where the Chinese received the Japanese surrender at the end of World War II. It is also a memorial hall on the topic of the victory of the Chinese war of resistance against Japan. The main building of the memorial hall is the Memorial Gate of the Surrender. It is in front of the Plaza of the Surrender. The Memorial Gate is known as the "Chinese Arc d'Triomphe." Engraved on the gate are inscriptions of leaders from the Warlord Era such as Chiang Kai-Shek, Li Zongren and He Yingqin along with the phrase "Memorial to the Surrender at the Zhijiang River." The Memorial Hall also houses relics from the Chinese Army's General Commander's Office and He Yingqin's Office. Furniture such as the tables, chairs and couches are original items.

The Longjin Covered Bridge is located in Zhijiang Dong autonomous county in Hunan province, and dates from the 19th year of Ming emperor Wanli's reign (1591 AD). After being established by an initial contribution from the famous monk Kuan Yun, it was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt. It has always been an outpost for traffic on the Hunan-Guizhou road, and a very bustling location for merchants and travellers to gather on their travels. The entire bridge is constructed from wood, without a single nail or rivet, and stretches between the eastern and western banks in one piece. It has preserved the qualities of the Dong ethnic group's particular building style, as well as fully embodying the contemporary art of garden architecture.

The Flying Tigers Memorial Hall is located on the east side of Lijiang Airport, about 2 kilometers away from Zhijiang County. It is a memorial hall dedicated to the history of the Flying Tigers troop led by Chen Nade (Claire Lee Chennault, 1893-1958) for providing American military assistance to China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945). It was mainly composed of the former site of the China-US Air Force Command Tower during the Anti-Japanese War, the former site of the China-US Air Force United Club, and the Memorial Hall for the Flying Tigers. The shape of the Flying Tigers Memorial Hall is a ring structure that resembles two aircrafts. The museum includes exhibits about Chen Nade's first arrival at Zhijiang, the US Volunteer Air Force, and a large number of objects used by the Flying Tigers troop in everyday life and in battles.

Located in Xiangshipo Provincial Forest Park of Zhijiang Dong Autonomous County, China's Dong Nationality Cultural City features the tourism theme of the culture of the Dong Nationality, and a grand tourism world of folk customs, modern entertainment, vacation and leisure, and forest sightseeing. The scenic spots include the China's Dong Nationality Cultural Museum, the Dong Nationality Folk Custom Tour Area, the recreation villa and others. The Dong Nationality's architectural art embodied by the drum towers, stilted buildings, pavilions and others with unique crafts will hold your breath and bring you a memorable stay. Here, you can fully appreciate the cultural customs of the Dong Nationality.