Monument at the Site of the Japanese Army’s Massacre of Chinese during the War of Aggression against China

Monument at the Site of the Japanese Army’s Massacre of Chinese during the War of Aggression against China

The Monument at the Site of the Japanese Army’s Massacre of Chinese during the War of Aggression against China is a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit in Xiamen.

The Monument at the Site of the Japanese Army’s Massacre of Chinese during the War of Aggression against China is located by the sea in Wutong Village, Jinshan Subdistrict, Huli District. It is a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit, dating from 1938 to 1945.

Protected area: the north up to the beach of Wutong Avenue, the southeast up to the edge of the casuarina tree boundary, and the west up to the path near Wutong Wharf.

Jinshan Subdistrict: Established in September 2004, Jinshan Subdistrict covers an area of 11.8 square kilometers and governs nine communities, with a total population of nearly 160,000. The subdistrict boasts tourism and leisure resources such as Wuyuan Bay, Huandao Road, and Hubin Reservoir, and enjoys transportation advantages including Wutong Wharf, Jimei Bridge, and Xiang’an Tunnel. In 2012, the subdistrict expanded its channels to boost fiscal revenue, achieving rapid growth with a total fiscal income of 1.89 billion yuan. The subdistrict realized leapfrog economic development, steady project advancement, and tangible improvement in people’s livelihood, and was awarded honors such as Advanced Collective in the Third Xiamen National Civilized City Creation Campaign... More details about Jinshan Subdistrict ++