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The World War I Chinese Workers Memorial Hall, located at No. 9 Lianlindao Road, Huancui District, Weihai City, is a memorial to the 140,000 laborers China sent to European battlefields during World War I. It is located in Weihai, Shandong Province, the largest recruitment and training port of Chinese workers during World War I. It is a witness to the participation of the Beiyang government in the world order and attempts to become a normal country in modern China.

The main body of the building is partially embedded in the ground, and the part is facing the sea. The shape is similar to a long-haul ship and like a cross-shaped tombstone. From the perspective of aerial photography, you can see the whole picture of the cross-shaped crack. 🎢 Visiting experience: From the long ramp to the underground part, the process is long and serious, the light disappears a little overhead, and life is like entering endless darkness. The bottom entrance can enter the exhibition hall, where the detailed literature and picture materials are displayed, introducing the sad history of Chinese workers participating in the war and being exploited in Europe during the First World War. After World War I, politicians who exchanged labor for the resources of victorious countries did not get the desired results, but the hard-working spirit of Chinese workers won the favor of many European women, and 300 Chinese workers and French women married, becoming the first Chinese to emigrate to France. This happy ending slightly relieves the sorrow of the whole history.

History will not forget, Weihai is another net red punching point