Tashan Blocking Action Memorial

It is now a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit, a national-level patriotic education base, a national defense education base in Liaoning Province, a teaching point of the Central League and the Central Education Commission of Beijing. In 2001, it was awarded the national patriotic education demonstration base by the Ministry of Central Propaganda. In October 2004, the Tashan War Resistance Memorial Hall was listed as 100 red tourist attractions in the country.

The Tashan Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall has been renovated, using modern high-tech technologies such as sound, light and electricity to increase the display of a large number of cultural relics. And the exhibition will be reopened for free in the first half of 2012. And the collection of revolutionary cultural relics will continue. With the approval of the civil affairs department, the memorial also built a revolutionary military cemetery in the courtyard, specially accepting veterans of the original four columns, eleven columns and the independent 4 division and independent 6 division who have fought in the Tashan resistance war. After death, they can be buried here with approval. There are more than 30 cultural relics in the museum and more than 200 pictures.

Tashan Barrier War Memorial Hall, in Lianshan Township, Huludao City, Liaoning Province, 12 kilometers from Huludao City in the south, 30 kilometers from Jinzhou in the north, 5 kilometers from Bijia Mountain, 2 kilometers from the seaside,0.5 kilometers from Shenshan Railway, and 102 national highways are under the mountain. In December 2016, it was selected in the National Red Tourism Attractions List.

Golden Map shows the direction of 102 National Highway. After more than a dozen kilometers of driving, the map shows that there are still hundreds of meters left. Fortunately, the lover of the co-driver saw the sign at the entrance and backed into the memorial hall. The parking lot in front of the main entrance is being repaired. There is a small road where all the vehicles are self-disciplined. The memorial hall is free to visit, and there are two free lectures a day. We just caught up with two o'clock in the afternoon. The lecturer dressed steadily and generously. Although the content of the lecture is relatively simple, the voice is very good and polite. The museum is equipped with battlefield sand table models, displaying various weapons, medals, letters of determination, people's support frontline equipment and so on. These cultural relics reproduce history vividly and truly. A course of patriotism education was really offered. (Confirm the opening time before visiting by friends)