Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park

It is very shocking to display the history of suffering through physical pictures. 240,000 people who died have names, and all the names are engraved on the stone tablets outside. Visiting the museum requires swiping ID cards to enter, parking outside, free parking.

In the early morning of July 28, 1976, in Beijing, I was awakened by the loud noise of the house and the shaking of the earth. When the earth calmly ran outside, the courtyard and the streets were filled with people in poor clothes, and everyone guessed that it was an earthquake. It was bright and light, and it rained lightly. Aftershocks several times, I saw the ripples of the accumulated water. It was not until noon that there was a small news that it was an earthquake, probably near Tangshan. Although I went to Tangshan many times, I visited the Tangshan Earthquake Site Memorial Park with a heavy mood on the anniversary. A black wall engraved with gold names stretched for more than 100 meters, separated by more than 100 meters from the high wall group, a row of remnants and broken walls stood quietly. This is the Tangshan Earthquake Site Park. The Tangshan earthquake site began construction in April 2008, and was initially built and opened in July 2008, covering an area of 400,000 square meters and investing 600 million yuan. It is the first earthquake site park in the world with the theme of "Memory". The Tangshan earthquake site (Tangshan locomotive and vehicle factory cast steel workshop) is in the Tangshan earthquake site memorial park. It can remind people that those black walls. A major earthquake killed more than 240,000 people, and now the names of the victims are engraved on the high walls, relying on the mourning and hanging of the later, and also let the victims get "rebirth" in a unique way.

The Tangshan Earthquake Site Memorial Park is a memorial park established at the original site of the Tangshan Locomotive Factory. It was built to commemorate the Tangshan Earthquake of July 28, 1976. The disaster caused 240,000 lives to be lost, 160,000 people seriously injured, and more than 7,000 families disappeared. Commemorating lost loved ones and friends, it is a park that looks back at historical events.

Understand that history. . . Tangshan come on. . . .

唐山地震遗址纪念公园位于河北省唐山市路南区，于2008年4月开始兴建，2008年7月初步建成开放，总占地面积40万平方米，总投资6亿元，是世界上首个以“纪念”为主题的地震遗址公园。