The Japanese invasion of China Hutou Fortress Site Museum

The museum of the Japanese army's invasion of China preserved the evidence of the Japanese army's invasion of China. In 1934, the Japanese army in China spent a full six years building the tiger's fortress to become a solid front and base against the Soviet Union. The fortress is tens of kilometers long and the deepest depth is more than 70 meters. It is composed of seven mountains, including Tiger Mountain, Hubei Mountain, Hudong Mountain, Huxi Mountain and Hu Xiaoshan. All of them are reinforced and cement structures. Command posts, ammunition depots, power stations, medical clinics, kitchens, toilets and other facilities are all available. Its degree of firmness, completeness and modernity is the most famous of World War II, known as the "Eastern Maqino Line".

[View] has a strong viewing, has traces of the anti-Japanese period, and feels immersive. [Cost-effective] It is free to show your ID card, and the price is very high. Come to this place to better understand this history, remember the past and revitalize China.

This is the site of the last World War I of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan, and it is an important memorial for the victory of the eight-year War of Resistance Against Japan! It will have a great touch to relive history and feel the hearts of the people here. Don't forget history and cherish peace!

The source of the Usuli River and the end of World War II, the Tiger Fortress (Hutou Town), known as the "Eastern Machiro Line", is the end of World War II. The fortress was built in 1934 and the project was huge, with 100,000 migrant workers and took six years to build. It is the most solid and complete military fortress built during World War II, and its firmness, completeness and modernity are the most impressive. It is also the most intense and longest-lasting battle on the front line during World War II. The battleground with the deadliest. Visit with ID.

The must-visit attractions to Hutou are free. Visit the museum first to understand the purpose and process of building a fortress in Japan. In order to keep the underground fortress secret, the Chinese laborers involved in the construction of the fortress were finally killed, inhumane! The museum has a passageway directly to the underground fortress project, much larger than expected, and the quality is amazing, and it is said that only a small part of it is now available to visit. From the mouth of the cave, through the forested hillside, there are some trenches on the hillside, estimated to be trenches. Finally, a white monument, commemorates the Soviet soldiers who helped China end World War II!

The Hutou Fortress Site Museum of the Japanese Army invading China is located in Hutou Town, Bianyu Town, Hulin City, Heilongjiang Province. The museum is divided into ground buildings and underground forts. There are historical cultural relics displayed inside. The underground fort is built by the Japanese Army invading China and has good historical value. It is a patriotic education base, suitable for the whole family to visit.