Northeast China Revolutionary Martyrs' Memorial Hall
东北烈士纪念馆
A memorial hall in the former Harbin Police Department of the puppet Manchukuo era. It tells the stories of Northeast anti-Japanese heroes such as Zhao Yiman and Yang Jingyu.
Northeast China Revolutionary Martyrs’ Memorial Hall is on Yiman Street in Nangang District. The building dates to 1931 and was the Harbin Police Department during the Japanese-puppet period. Anti-Japanese fighters, including Zhao Yiman, were detained and interrogated here. The hall's main theme is the heroes of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army. It displays relics and historical materials of martyrs such as Yang Jingyu, Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and Li Zhaolin, and it preserves the site of the underground interrogation room. Admission is free, and the hall is closed on Mondays. Visitors must present an ID card to enter. It is about 5 minutes’ walk from Heilongjiang Provincial Museum and can be visited together with it.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 09:00–16:00; closed Mondays
Nearby sights
- Churin Department Store
- Church of the Intercession
- Heilongjiang Provincial Museum
- Jihong Bridge
- St. Iver Church
- Harbin Railway Station
- Saint Sophia Cathedral
- Laodaowai Chinese Baroque Historic Block