Museum of the War of Chinese People's Resistance Against Japanese Aggression

The museum contains four exhibition halls displaying over 25,000 artifacts, including military equipment, photographs, documents, and cultural items from the Second Sino-Japanese War period.

Established in 1987 near the Marco Polo Bridge, the museum marks the location where the July 7, 1937 incident initiated full-scale military resistance against Japanese forces.

The museum features a Hall of Martyrs with memorial tablets and sculptures dedicated to Chinese soldiers and civilians who died during the eight-year conflict.

Located at 101 Wanping Chengnei Street, the museum operates from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM daily except Mondays, with entrance requiring valid identification documents.

The collection includes the July 7th Incident artifact group and documents from international sources, including materials gathered from the United States and Japan.

Location: Wanpingcheng

Inception: 1987

Official opening: July 7, 1987

Website: https://1937china.com

GPS coordinates: 39.85081,116.21990

Latest update: May 12, 2025 06:53