Rizal Shrine

Visit the museum of rizal with many locals. It displays scenes of martyrs studying and working. There are many photos and rizal themed works, as well as stamps. Chinese tourists are interested not only because Rizal is a young local hero, but also because his ancestors are Chinese.

The water prison in the Japanese period, the last place and place of sacrifice of the founding father of the Philippines, and the Governor's Mansion in the colonial period? The building remains original, a bit vicissitudes and old. As a foreign tourist, you can get a general understanding of the political events of various periods in the Philippines in modern times. I have been to the Rizal Memorial several times, and basically I visit it every time I come to Manila. There is a lot of valuable information about Dr. Rizal and a lot of tools he made himself in his life. He is a versatile man.

The Licha Museum is small in size and often does some special exhibitions. This time, we worked with Lego to make a Lego restoration of Manila's ancient buildings. Most of these buildings have disappeared and were destroyed during World War II. These Lego buildings make another aftertaste.

Located in the castle of Santiago, the Richa Museum is a memorial to Joseph Rizal (Dr.JoseRizal), the national hero of the Philippines, who spent the last days of his life here. There are many exhibits, including books, manuscripts, sketches, drawings, etc. about the national hero, some handicrafts and even Rizal made by himself. Among the exhibits are souvenirs collected during a trip to other countries in Rizal, as well as colonial furniture collected from his hometown of Laguna, where you can learn more about the country's national hero Rizal and the life of the Filipino people of that era. Opposite the museum is the prison for Riza and other Filipino rebels. Museum opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30-17:00 address: Intramuros,Manila Metro Manila (inside San Diego Castle): Free, but the museum must buy 75 pesos for the castle ticket inside the castle.

Inside the castle of San Diego, the Rizal Memorial displays books, manuscripts, sketches, scrolls, woodcarvings, statues and so on about the national hero. Some of the handicraft works are made by Rizal himself. In the middle of the lawn of the castle, there is a statue of Li Cha, with his left hand on his waist and his right hand on the roll. His eyes are far away. He looks very wise. Inside the house beside the lawn is the introduction of Li Cha's life story and the exhibition of his relics. There are not too many rendering elements in the introductory text, but a simple and honest narration of the facts. I have seen here to make my own evaluation of the hero's life.

A small building in Santiago Castle, the King of Spain, is now the Rizal Memorial. This is a very memorable place. There is a bronze statue of Li Cha on the lawn in front of him, which shows his materials and articles before his death. Li Cha's ancestral home is Fujian, China. He knows many languages, including Chinese, of course. The business card he used was printed in Chinese.