Northeast China Liberation Monument

The historical significance of the monument will not be forgotten by us, but it will not live in the haze. Now the Northeast Liberation Monument has become a small square for citizens to relax, riding bicycles, dancing square dance... You can go to a good place to go.

Northeast Liberation Monument, who wrote these words is not clear, but there are a few peace pigeons on the monument, still very fresh, here is a round turntable, a lot of vehicles.

The Northeast Liberation Monument is located in the heart of the Peace Zone - Peace Square. The monument is in the shape of a triangular pavilion, about 36 meters high. The three connected V under the main monument, which means victory, are set up by 40 flying dove reliefs, symbolizing peace; The three arches outside the main monument represent the scene of singing and dancing, celebrating victory and mourning for the people of the three provinces of East China! It has become a landmark building, with the blue sky setting off by day and the evening being an ideal place for nearby residents to relax, entertain and exercise...

Really fun, decompress and exercise, really good experience

The sense of history is very strong, there are a lot of things to see, the scenery is good, it is worth a visit.

Northeast Liberation Monument (Peace Square) in the intersection of Heping Street and Xinhua Road and Minzhu Road in Heping District, Shenyang City, there is a monument marking the 40th anniversary of the liberation of the Northeast standing in the center of Peace Square, the total area of this square is 18521 square meters, built in 1932, At that time, it was called Asahi Square, and during the Kuomintang rule, it was called Chongde Square, and after liberation it was named Peace Square.

The place where I passed by from work, the monument is particularly commemorative, very spectacular and majestic, and it feels very touching every time I pass by. Bring your children here to understand history and remember the martyrs

The Northeast Liberation Monument stands in Peace Square, reminding us not to forget history and remember the martyrs.