Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall

Sobering memorial devoted to the 1937 massacre by invading Japanese troops that claimed over 300,000 victims. Memorial services held on December 13 every year.

　　 In August 1937, Japanese invaders occupied Shanghai after they encountered with strong resistance from the Chinese army. After the vehement battle in the suburbs of the city, Japanese invaders broke through the defense of the Chinese army, and Nanjing, then the capital of China, fell into the hands of Japanese invaders on December 13 1937.

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• The second Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge
• The Former Residence of Ganxi
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