Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site Review

It consists of two parts of the memorial hall and the former residence. It is two separate buildings. Tickets are two prices. Cheap can only visit the memorial hall. You have to add money to visit the former residence. Most of the tourists are Chinese, which is a concept for the past years.

Ontario is the hometown of the famous doctor Bethune, and the house is completely turned into an exhibition hall and memorial hall, maintained by the government, with a lot of information about Bethune, and some domestic memorial content displays.

Bethune's former residence... Located in the small town of Muskoka in central Ontario, there is also a more romantic name called honeymoon lake town. For a hundred years, it has been the most romantic tourist destination for Canadians. It is also Bethune's hometown, the former residence is protected very beautiful, the Chinese people are mostly good about Bethune, who is a must-visit place to visit here.

Born in 1890, Bethune was a lumberjack, a doctor, land, sea and air military service and versatile, is a famous University of Toronto medical graduate, let alone an international communist fighter, not far from China, He has contributed his life to the cause of liberation of the Chinese people.

Our generation, students of our generation, grew up carrying Chairman Mao's "Memorial Bethune", and we admired Bethune's selfless internationalism, so we always remembered to go to his house to see, give me.

In honor of the old friend of the Chinese people, Dr. Bethune, the former residence of Bethune was born in 1973, and the former residence of Bethune was renovated according to the original appearance of the house when Bethune was born, and the Museum of Bethune's Former Residence was built, and it is listed as a national historical attraction in Canada.

Once upon a time, many Chinese people knew through this great international communist friend that there was a country called Canada. The town of Grevinhurst is the birthplace of Dr Bethune, a pleasant landscape, only a hundred miles from downtown Toronto. Dr Bethune was born in a wealthy family of doctors, and he was also born in the science class. He gave up his superior living and working environment to help the suffering Chinese people. Compared with those so-called crisscrossers and export revolutionaries, his spirit was selfless.