中国人民抗日战争纪念馆

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It's a 1.8 km walk (25 min) from exit D of the Dawayao metro station on line 14. All items are beautifully arranged, behind glass, with simple English details. The museum provides good detail in all aspects of the Chinese people’s war against Japanese aggression, "Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)". It's a worth visit to understand Chinese attitude towards Japan, towards Taiwan, towards peaceful coexistence. There's interesting bits on how the Chinese diaspora gave support back to China; how China issued visas to Jewish refugees to escape. From here you can stroll to the nearby Wanping Fortress or Marco Polo Bridge. Gate fee is free with a passport.

very informative, learned a lot from it, including the current regime's framing of past events. best of all, its free and doesnt try to sell you knicks-knacks as museums do in Europe. irony is, things from those gift stores are mostly made in China!

Remember the war to cherish the peace.

Japanese still owe all Asian countries an apologize. The massacre and human experiment should be memorized in the world history. Human need to learn from history instead of avoid it and forget about it. WE ALL KNOW WHY JAPANESE DOING THIS NOW. THEY TRY TO BURY THE EVIDENCE AND LET PEOPLE FORGET ABOUT THIS HISTORY.