Barracks of the Japanese Army Invading China

Barracks of the Japanese Army Invading China

The barracks of the Japanese Army Invading China are a cultural heritage site protected by Hainan Province.

The barracks of the Japanese Army Invading China are located in Huibo Town, Wenchang City, dating back to the Republican era. They are a cultural heritage site protected by Hainan Province.

Protected Area: Extending 11 meters east and west, and 3 meters south and north from the center of the barracks, the protected area covers 1,085.73 square meters.

Huibo Town: Located in the southeastern part of Wenchang City, Huibo Town covers an area of 135.6 square kilometers and has a 23-kilometer coastline. It is a well-known hometown of overseas Chinese in Wenchang, with over 50,000 overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan spread across more than 20 countries and regions. The town has a total population of 31,000.

The town enjoys a superior geographical location and convenient transportation, with increasingly improved infrastructure. In recent years, the town has raised more than 30 million yuan to invest in the construction of water, electricity, roads, and communication infrastructure, continuously improving the investment environment. There is a 110-kilovolt substation, and all villages in the town have access to electricity, vehicles, and telephone services; China Electric... More detailed information about Huibo Town++

Further Reading:

· Third Batch of Cultural Heritage Sites Protected by Hainan Province