[b] Hong Ji Hall Museum [/b]
Ji'nan Hong Ji Tang and Beijing Tongren hall, one vein, with the same ancestor. Tong Ren Tang was founded in the eight years of Qing Kangxi (1669); Hong Ji hall was founded in Guangxu thirty-two years (1906). It has been over a hundred years ago. It is a rare century enterprise in Ji'nan, and the founder is Le mirror Yu (1872 - 1954).
[b] after the slaughtered church [/b]
the rear slaughtered Christ Church, sometimes also called the Baihua Chai Christ Church, abbreviated as the rear slaughtered church. The church is a European architecture, built in 1937. It was originally a Christian Baptist Church in the United States. It is a clinic run by the church. In 1937, Japanese army occupied Ji'nan, and divided Ji'nan into two areas: "commercial port area" and "out of city area". "Commercial port area" was within the city, and "the outer city area" was Nanguan, Dongguan and North customs. When the Christian believers in the old city went to the city outside the city to go to the city to go out of the city, according to the rules of the Japanese army, they gave the Japanese to the city, and the believers felt that it was hard to accept it. So the church was taught to build a Church in the old city.
[b] liberation Pavilion [/b]
name for the former commander of the former commander of the East China Field Army Chen Yi inscribed in 1965, the gilded "release of the pavilion" carved in the three words of stone carved in the West and south sides. On the east side of the platform, the monument to the revolutionary martyrs of the liberation of Ji'nan was posted on the east side of the Taiji City, engraved with the name of the 3764 martyrs who were heroically sacrificed in the battle of the liberation of Ji'nan, by the Ji'nan calligrapher Zhu Xueda. On the west side of the platform, the Ji'nan Municipal People's government set up the Jiefangge monument in September 1986.