Shouxiang Memorial Hall

Do not forget the national humiliation, move forward courageously, do not forget the original intention, and keep the mission in mind!

It is worth every citizen to receive patriotism education here. However, at present, due to the construction of subways along the way in Fuyang, the traffic is congested and inconvenient. There are no eye-catching signs at the entrance of the scenic spot, and Baidu navigation is not accurate, so pay attention to the traffic and personal safety. This morning, when I was walking on the sidewalk, I was mistakenly operated by a female driver, and the mirror hit my waist. At the time, I felt fine, and I had better not have any trouble. In conclusion, one sentence: You need to be cautious when traveling on National Day, and going out is risky.

On August 15, 1945, the defeat of Japanese imperialism announced its unconditional surrender. Songdian Village, Changxin Township, Fuyang (now Zhongqiu Village, Shoujiang Town, Fuyang City) was designated as the only place where the Japanese invaders stationed in Zhejiang surrendered. On September 4 of the same year, Lieutenant General Han Deqin, the representative of China’s surrender, deputy commander of the third theater and director of the forward command post, accepted the surrender of Japanese representatives, Chief of Staff of the 133th Division of the Japanese Invaders in Zhejiang, and others. . At the ceremony, the Japanese side submitted the certificate, resident list, roster of officers and soldiers, and inventory of weapons. Because it is the place where major historical events took place, it has been recorded forever in the historical annals of Zhejiang's Anti-Japanese War. In September 1995, the People's Government of Fuyang City allocated funds to repair the old site and exhibited it to the public. No. 1 Songdian Village, Yinhu Street, Fuyang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province (next to G320 National Highway)

After visiting the Memorial Hall of Suffering and Surrender, I will cherish even more that happy life is not a slogan, and I will experience with my heart...Long live peace, mutual respect, between countries, families, and people.

The information on display in the museum is relatively complete, and the layout is also reasonable. The pictures and the real objects make people sad