Memorial Hall of the Boxer Uprising
Memorial Hall of the Boxer Uprising, museum in China
The Memorial Hall of the Boxer Uprising is dedicated to the anti-imperialist Boxer Rebellion.
The museum was established in 1985 near the site of Lü Zu temples battlefield.
Exhibits reflect on the Chinese struggle against foreign intervention and influence during the late Qing dynasty.
Located in Hongqiao District, it's recognized as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.
It hosts remains of the original Tan Kou Lü Zu Temple, pivotal in the Boxer Uprising.
Location: Hongqiao District
Inception: 1985
Official opening: 1985
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