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Zhanggufeng Incident Memorial Hall

A war-history exhibition hall in Fangchuan Village: it documents the 1938 armed clash between Japanese and Soviet forces at Zhanggufeng — a border incident that cost China its right of passage to the Tumen River's sea outlet and marked one of the turning points of modern Northeast Asian history.

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Opening hours
08:30-16:30
Ticket
Free

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A war-history exhibition hall in Fangchuan Village: it documents the 1938 armed clash between Japanese and Soviet forces at Zhanggufeng — a border incident that cost China its right of passage to the Tumen River's sea outlet and marked one of the turning points of modern Northeast Asian history; the hall displays battlefield relics and a sand-table model, and the nearby Soviet Martyrs Cemetery echoes it, together forming a Far East war-history route.

Getting there: in Fangchuan Village

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