[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Battle Memorial (Updated Feb)

I visited the Foursagade, the filming location for The Eight Hundred, and walked along the Suzhou River. Although there is not much difference between the scenery on either side of the river, the wall peppered with bullet holes remains rather unsettling. This may be why the Foursagade is still there.

#tripaway Sihang warehouse Located in Shanghai and good to those who may be interested to know about the history between Japan and China.Its an anti war memorial hall.Well built and well designed architecture.I visited with my archeologists friend for an assignment #tripaway

The full name of Sihang Warehouse is "Sihang Trust Department Shanghai Branch Warehouse". Sihang refers to four banks: Continental Bank, Central South Bank, Jincheng Bank, and Salt Industry Bank. The movie "The Eight Hundred" is based on the Battle of Sihang Warehouse, telling the heroic deeds of the "800 Heroes", recreating the war that was watched by the public, and inspiring the national enthusiasm for the War of Resistance Against Japan. After renovation, Sihang Warehouse has become a war memorial. The museum uses battle scene restoration, physical display, and other means to show the world the tragic history and remember the heroes who died for the country. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:00, no reservation required, free admission. Convenient transportation nearby, accessible by bus and subway.

The Sihang Warehouse Memorial is an educational base that carries deep patriotic feelings. It commemorates a heroic and moving historical story that is still widely told today. The exhibits and explanations in the memorial seem to take people back to that war-torn era, allowing them to relive those difficult years. In the winter of that year, the brave defenders of the Sihang Warehouse built a steel wall of flesh and blood to resist the invaders. Their heroic deeds will forever be engraved in history, inspiring future generations to keep moving forward.

🩸This is my first time visiting the Sihang Warehouse, and my second time coming here. After watching the movie "The Eight Hundred" last time, I was so excited that I rushed here, but I didn't notice that it was closed on Monday, so I ran for nothing. 🧑‍🤝‍🧑I didn't expect that after three or four years, there would still be so many people visiting here. The day I went was a Sunday afternoon, and the sky was overcast. The walls full of bullet holes looked even more weathered against the backdrop of dark clouds. 💃One day in August 1937, there was singing and dancing on the other side of the Suzhou River, but here, there were only more than 400 heroes fighting alone. At the entrance, you can see a big family letter. The exhibition hall has two floors, all of which are models and statues. Of course, if you want to know more details, you must watch the movie 🎬 "The Eight Hundred" 👀Visitor information👉🏻 The visiting hours here are Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30 (entry stops at 16:00) Closed on Mondays (except for public holidays) Free guided tours are available on open days at the following times: 10:00 11:00 14:00 15:00 Bags must be checked before entering the museum.

📍Location: No. 1 Guangfu Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 📅Step into the Shanghai Sihang Warehouse and travel back in time to the war-torn years. This was the last line of defense held by the Chinese army during the Battle of Shanghai, where countless brave soldiers built a Great Wall of flesh and blood. 🏛️The Sihang Warehouse, a reinforced concrete building on the north bank of the Suzhou River, was once a warehouse shared by four banks. Today, it is a place to remember history. The bullet holes and mottled marks on the outer walls silently tell the story of that heroic history. 💥Step inside the warehouse and you can almost hear the gunfire and the soldiers' shouts. The exhibition area displays weapons, letters, and precious historical photos from that time, immersing you in those turbulent years. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦This is also where the movie "The Eight Hundred" was filmed. The scenes in the film are perfectly recreated in reality. You can follow the route in the movie and feel the power of the story. 📸Take a photo in front of the Sihang Warehouse. It's not just a tribute to history, but also a reminder to yourself. Let's remember history, cherish peace, and never forget the national humiliation. 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️Stroll around the Sihang Warehouse and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Suzhou River intertwined with the weight of history. This is not just a tourist attraction, but also an educational base that reminds us to remember history and cherish the hard-won peace.

[Sihang Warehouse] Remember history and pay tribute to heroes 🇨🇳 Hey, everyone, today I will take you to the Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai to review that tragic history and feel the charm of this heroic building. 🏰 📍[Location] Sihang Warehouse is located at No. 1 Guangfu Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai, next to Suzhou River. It is a building full of historical vicissitudes. 🚇[Transportation Guide] Take Metro Line 1 to Xinzha Road Station, and walk for about 10 minutes to get there. 💰[Ticket Information] Free admission, reservation is required in advance on the official WeChat account of the Sihang Warehouse War Memorial Hall. 🕐[Tour Guide] 9:00 Arrive at Sihang Warehouse and visit the Sihang Warehouse War Memorial Hall first. The museum displays rich historical relics and precious photos, making people feel like they have traveled back to that smoke-filled era. 10:30 View the exterior wall of Sihang Warehouse, where bullet holes are clearly visible, as if telling the cruelty of the war. 11:00 Visit the interior of Sihang Warehouse to learn about the historical changes of this building. 12:00 Lunch time. There are many food shops nearby. It is recommended to try Shanghai cuisine. 14:00 Watch the movie "The Eight Hundred" to learn more about the historical background of the Battle of Sihang Warehouse. 16:00 Visit Jinyuanli near Sihang Warehouse to feel the charm of old Shanghai. 17:30 End the tour of Sihang Warehouse and take photos. 💡[Travel Tips] 1. The Sihang Warehouse War Memorial Hall is closed on Mondays and open from Tuesday to Sunday. Remember to make a reservation in advance. 2. Wear comfortable shoes for easy touring. 3. Loud noise is prohibited in the museum. Keep quiet and respect history. 4. Bring your ID card, as real-name registration is required for visiting. Sihang Warehouse, a heroic building that carries the memory of the nation. Come here to feel the weight of history and pay tribute to those heroes who gave their lives for national independence and people's happiness! 🏅

The Battle of Sihang Warehouse was a battle in the Songhu Battle of the Chinese Anti-Japanese War, which took place from October 27 to November 1, 1937. Perhaps everyone has only heard of the Battle of Songhu, but has never known that a group of people were left at the Sihang Warehouse adjacent to the public concession to withstand multiple attacks by the Japanese army and cover the 88th Division of the National Army and other national troops. Retreat to the west...