The Pseudo-Manchu Palace Museum

On the National Memorial Day, we come to the Pseudo-Manchu Palace, which has a mix of ancient and modern architectural styles, both Chinese and foreign, and has typical colonial characteristics. From the scenery, we can read the humiliation of the past... Why was the capital of the Pseudo-Manchukuo set in Changchun? 1. Changchun is located in the center of the Northeast. 2. At that time, Shenyang and Jilin were the political centers of the Fengtian warlords, and Harbin was a city operated by Russia for many years. Therefore, Japanese colonialists regarded Changchun as an ideal city with 'thin political color'. 3. At that time, Changchun had a wide urban area and cheap land prices, which facilitated the low-cost acquisition and plunder of land by Japanese colonialists. Now it is the first batch of national 5A-level tourist attractions and a world warning education base. At present, more than 30 scenic spots are open, and more than 50 types of original displays, basic displays, and thematic exhibitions have been launched. Picture 1: The clock is frozen at the moment when Puyi fled. It implies that the alarm bell is ringing. Picture 8: Enter the air-raid shelter, which feels similar to the underground project of Tiger Head Fortress. Picture 9: The design of the natural humidifier is ingenious. Picture 17: The apricot tree in the middle of the patio only blooms but does not bear fruit, which is a portrayal of Puyi's life in it. Picture 18: The carpet on the floor of the New Year's Day Hall was brought out by Puyi from the Forbidden City in Beijing. Many middle school students were seen visiting it. I hope this alarm bell will let the children understand how to work hard from humiliation.