Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese War Memorial and Jinyuan Memorial Square Half-Day Private private tour with Optional Time

▲ The west wall is riddled with bullet holes, and the huge bullet holes make people feel the cruelty of the battle at that time (the west wall is the thicker wall of the entire Sihang Warehouse, made of concrete, and some places were even penetrated).

▲ On August 13, 1937, the Second Battle of Shanghai broke out. As the bulk of the Chinese army was ordered to retreat, Xie Jinyuan, an adjutant of the 524th Regiment, 262nd Brigade, 88th Division of the National Revolutionary Army, was ordered to lead the "Eight Hundred" warriors (actually numbering over 420 men) to defend the Sihang Warehouse in Zhabei, Shanghai, engaging in a desperate struggle against the Japanese invaders that lasted four days and four nights. In the years that followed, Xie Jinyuan lived up to his mission, demonstrating his commitment, talent, and integrity as a military commander. General Xie Jinyuan and his "Eight Hundred Warriors" became a symbol of national pride.

▲ The West Wall has been scientifically restored to its original appearance from the 1937 battle, including eight artillery shell holes and over 420 rifle bullet holes. Using historical photographs and detection technology, the holes were precisely located to ensure that each bullet hole faithfully depicts the fierce battle scene.

▲ From the Xizang Road Bridge on the Suzhou River, you can view the entire Sihang Warehouse building from a distance.

▲ The name of the Sihang Warehouse comes from the joint branches of four banks.

▲ The main gate is the South Gate, located on the bank of Suzhou River.

▲ The oil painting records the Sihang Warehouse in the smoke of war.

▲ Chinese soldiers on the Battle of Shanghai; visitors stop to look at photos.

▲ The wax figures recreate the defenders' defensive situation on the second floor.

▲ Chen Shusheng sacrificed his life for justice.

▲ Write a suicide note together.

▲ A microscopic model of the merchandise environment of Sihang Warehouse.

▲ While defending the Sihang Warehouse, General Xie Jinyuan wrote a letter to his parents, which strengthened his determination to sacrifice his life for justice.

▲ Layout of the isolated army camp.