Mozi Memorial Hall

　　   The Mozi Memorial Hall was first built in 1993. With its unique architectural style and innovative design, it combines traditional ethnic characteristics with a distinctive contemporary flair. It is a comprehensive, multifunctional garden-style architectural complex that integrates academic seminars, book collections, science and technology education, and sightseeing. Located on the scenic western bank of the Jing River in the eastern part of Tengzhou City, it is divided into three sections: east, west, and north. The east section houses the Mozi Memorial Hall; the west includes the China Mozi Society, the Tengzhou International Research Center for Mozi at Shandong University, and others; the north is the library building, which contains domestic and international research materials on Mohism.

　　   Mozi was a great ancient Chinese thinker, educator, scientist, military strategist, and social activist. Mohism is an important part of the outstanding traditional culture of the Chinese nation. Sun Yat-sen praised Mozi as "the world's foremost advocate of equality and universal love," ranking him alongside the Yellow Emperor, Washington, and Rousseau as one of the four great figures. Mao Zedong highly commended him, saying, "Mozi was a sage superior to Confucius." As early as over 2,300 years ago, his work Mo Jing contained rich knowledge in mechanics, optics, geometry, engineering technology, and the basic elements of modern physics and mathematics. Mozi was an encyclopedic "sage of the common people" and is known as the "Sage of Science."

　　   Customer service hotline: 0632-5266716

　　   Address: No. 78, Ta Temple Street, Tengzhou City, Zaozhuang

　　   Business hours: 8:00–18:30