Lim Bo Seng Memorial

The Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is in the park, a Fujian businessman who died in World War II for not resisting the Japanese army, and local people built the memorial to commemorate the monument

The Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower, which stands in the seaside park, is to commemorate Lin Mousheng, a heroic anti-Japanese national martyr in Singapore during World War II, and is now listed as a national monument. Army Major General Lin Mousheng was a martyr in Singapore during World War II. The Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower in the Seaside Park (Esplanade Park) is just to commemorate the great achievements of the national hero.

The Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is smaller than other monuments in Singapore and is easily missed by passers-by. The memorial commemorates the death of the Japanese tortured during World War II. Lin Mousheng was an active leader of the Anti-Japanese War. He was tortured to confess in Batu Gaojie Prison. He was awarded the rank of Major General by the Chinese government.

Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower is a very elegant white tower, it belongs to the typical Chinese style, mainly to commemorate the anti-Japanese hero Lin Mousheng, a prominent businessman from Fujian, China, the World War II gas station leaders fought with Japan.

Lin Mousheng Memorial Tower, a Chinese-style white tower, Lin Mousheng is a Fujian businessman who built it to commemorate his contributions in the War of Resistance Against Japan.