Battle of Taierzhuang Relic Walls & Mosque
Bullet-riddled walls and a mosque at the heart of the fighting preserve traces of the fierce hand-to-hand combat of the 1938 Battle of Taierzhuang against Japanese forces.
View attractionPreserved stone wharves and boat canals wind through Tai'erzhuang Ancient Town 5A in Tai'erzhuang, site of the 1938 victory of the Battle of Tai'erzhuang.
Preserved stone wharves and boat canals wind through Tai'erzhuang Ancient Town 5A in Tai'erzhuang, site of the 1938 victory of the Battle of Tai'erzhuang.
Bullet-riddled walls and a mosque at the heart of the fighting preserve traces of the fierce hand-to-hand combat of the 1938 Battle of Taierzhuang against Japanese forces.
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Taierzhuang keeps a rare, well-preserved three-kilometre stretch of the old Grand Canal channel with Ming and Qing stone embankments, a World Heritage component known as the living ancient canal.
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Eight architectural styles, from southern Shandong, southern Fujian and Huizhou to European, meet in this water town, celebrated as the foremost city of China's Grand Canal.
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This Qing office of a third-rank brigadier general, who commanded the canal transport guards, recreates how the Ming and Qing managed waterway defence and grain shipping.
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