I came to Nanshan in Chongqing to learn about the history of the special period of the Anti-Japanese War and I liked it very much! It is lush and quiet inside. I can see the life anecdotes of the various people at that time. It is accompanied by a little rain and the experience is very good.

The Museum of the Anti-Japanese War Site is on the top of Nanshan Mountain (also known as Huangshan Mountain), which is the office residence of military and political dignitaries of the National Government during the Anti-Japanese War. The scenic spot overlooks the Yuzhong Peninsula and has beautiful scenery; Memories of the relics of the last century, the museum's display is rich, and the scene of the interaction between Chiang Kai-shek and Song Meiling's life in Songyuan is very historical!

Chongqing Anti-Japanese War Site Museum, located in the Huangshan Scenic Area of Nanshan Ecological Belt, Nan'an District, Chongqing, is located at the easternmost end of the Nanshan Forest Zone, surrounded by rivers on both sides, covering an area of more than 500 mu, and the cultural relics site area of 4053 square meters. To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, it was renovated on the basis of the original "Chongqing Huangshan Accompanying the Relics of the War of Resistance" and reopened to the public in 2005. The Chongqing Anti-Japanese War Site Museum is a comprehensive tourism and patriotic education base integrating the anti-Japanese war sites and the original ecological natural landscape. It is a comprehensive anti-Japanese war site museum tourist attraction with rich human resources, natural resources and tourism resources.[1]

To travel to Chongqing, don't just see Jiefangbei, Hongyadong, Liziba and other attractions, but you must take a half-day to go to the Chongqing Anti-Japanese War Site Museum. He is the true record of the history of the Chinese people's Anti-Japanese War!

In the city center, the location is very good. Can learn a lot. This is an important historical and cultural relics, I hope more people know.