Tianjin December 9th Anti-Japanese Salvation Movement Memorial

　　The Tianjin Students' Anti-Japanese Salvation Compulsory Education Memorial is situated in Wanglanzhuang, a national model village. It covers an area of 5,000 square meters, with a building area of 200 square meters. The structure is a flat-roofed, brick-concrete hall building and is the only memorial in China dedicated to the December 9th Movement. It is now a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit. In 1985, to commemorate the December 9th Anti-Japanese Salvation Movement, the Tianjin Municipal Committee and Municipal Government built the "Tianjin Students' Anti-Japanese Salvation Compulsory Education Memorial Monument" on the former site of the Wanglanzhuang propaganda and education point. It was inscribed by those who participated in and led the compulsory education movement. After expansion in 2003, it was reopened with a new layout. The memorial consists of a memorial square and an indoor exhibition hall. The exhibits include photos, newspaper materials, memoirs by veterans, and audiovisual materials, which authentically recreate the history of progressive students conducting compulsory education in rural areas, promoting anti-Japanese salvation, and developing revolutionary forces.

　　Admission: Free

　　Scenic Area Rating: AA

　　Business Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

　　Best Visiting Season: All year round

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　　The venue offers permanent free admission

　　Address: No. 7 Villa, Wanglanzhuang Garden, Liqizhuang Street, Xiqing District, Tianjin

　　Phone: 23385002

The Tianjin December 9th Anti-Japanese Salvation Movement Memorial isAA-rated scenic spot