Lushun Wanzhongmu Memorial
旅顺万忠墓
A cemetery and memorial for the victims of the 1894 Lüshun Massacre, and a national key cultural heritage site.
In 1894, during the First Sino-Japanese War, Japanese forces captured Lüshun and then carried out a massacre in which roughly 20,000 civilians were killed. Their remains were buried together on the eastern foot of Baiyu Mountain, forming the Wanzhong Tomb. The surviving gravestones and memorial hall have been repaired several times. The adjoining memorial museum uses artefacts, photographs and historical records to recount these events, making it an important stop for understanding modern Lüshun. It is a national key cultural heritage site. Admission is free, and the memorial is usually closed on Mondays. Entry requires an ID card. It lies in Lüshun city and can be visited together with Baiyu Mountain and Lüshun Museum.
Opening hours
Closed Mon; approx. 08:30–16:30
Nearby sights
- Lüshun Japanese-Russian Prison Site
- Lushunkou & Baiyu Hill
- Lüshun Railway Station
- Lushun Soviet Army Martyrs Cemetery
- Dongjiguanshan North Fort
- Lüshun Museum
- Former Kwantung Army Headquarters
- Taiyanggou Historic District