Pingdingshan Massacre Memorial
平顶山惨案遗址纪念馆
The site of the 1932 Japanese massacre of villagers in Pingdingshan, preserving the mass grave and serving as an important patriotic education base.
In September 1932, as reprisal for an attack by anti-Japanese volunteer forces on the Fushun coal mines, Japanese troops herded some 3,000 villagers of Pingdingshan to the foot of a mountain and massacred them. The event is known as the Pingdingshan Massacre. The memorial is located on Nanchang Road in Dongzhou District. Its core is the ossuary, preserved in situ, and the exhibition hall recreates the events using historical materials and testimony. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Admission is free. It is generally closed on Mondays. Please remain respectful during your visit.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; 09:00–16:00