Museum of the former Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea

Located at No.38 Lianhuachi, Qixinggang, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, the former site exhibition hall of the provisional government of the Republic of Korea is about 0.8 km away from the city center. It is a special museum for studying and displaying the history of Korean independence movement.

The provisional government of the Republic of Korea is a government in exile that has long adhered to the Anti Japanese independence movement in China. Founded in Shanghai in April 1919 and moved to Chongqing in March, it was the only foreign government in exile in China during World War II.

Museum of the former Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea

Located on the 38th floor of Lianhuachi, Qixinggang, Yuzhong District, there is a foreign head of state who does not come to attend international conferences or travel. In 1910, the whole Korean territory was occupied by Japan, and Korean revolutionaries fled to China. In 1919, Jin Jiu, a national fighter, established an interim government in China. This is the former site of the interim government of the Republic of Korea. It is a special museum for studying and displaying the history of the Korean independence movement. The museum was designated as a municipal cultural relic protection unit on March 19, 1992. After Chongqing was directly under the central government, it was announced as a municipal (equivalent to provincial) cultural relic protection unit on September 7, 2000. It has played a role of bridge and link in the diplomatic and non-governmental exchanges between Chongqing and South Korea. In 1993, it was officially opened to the public after the restoration project. Over the past 10 years, the site has received more than one million South Korean visitors. In 2001, the "old site" management office and the Korea independence memorial hall were renovated. It shows the activities of the provisional government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai. Now, as the temple of South Korea's independence movement and the symbol of China and South Korea's joint resistance against Japan, it is attracting more and more visitors from home and abroad.

Located on the 38th floor of Lianhuachi, Qixinggang, Yuzhong District, there is a foreign head of state who does not come to attend international conferences or travel. In 1910, the whole Korean territory was occupied by Japan, and Korean revolutionaries fled to China. In 1919, Jin Jiu, a national fighter, established an interim government in China. This is the former site of the interim government of the Republic of Korea. It is a special museum for studying and displaying the history of the Korean independence movement. The museum was designated as a municipal cultural relic protection unit on March 19, 1992. After Chongqing was directly under the central government, it was announced as a municipal (equivalent to provincial) cultural relic protection unit on September 7, 2000. It has played a role of bridge and link in the diplomatic and non-governmental exchanges between Chongqing and South Korea. In 1993, it was officially opened to the public after the restoration project. Over the past 10 years, the site has received more than one million South Korean visitors. In 2001, the "old site" management office and the Korea independence memorial hall were renovated. It shows the activities of the provisional government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai. Now, as the temple of South Korea's independence movement and the symbol of China and South Korea's joint resistance against Japan, it is attracting more and more visitors from home and abroad.

Address: No.38 Lianhuachi, Qixinggang, Yuzhong District, Chongqing

Longitude: 106.56948170066

Latitude: 29.55580394755

Tel: 023-63820752

Traffic information: take No.114, 152, 401, 402, 413, 418, 424, 461, 462, 465, 466, 476, 601, 612 to Qixinggang, walk along Zhongshan No.1 road to Yuhai building and turn right at Minsheng intersection.

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: 9:00-16:30

Chinese PinYin : Da Han Min Guo Lin Shi Zheng Fu Jiu Zhi Chen Lie Guan