屬于侵華日軍的第731部隊(duì)罪證遺址坐落于美麗的哈爾濱市的平房區(qū)，其731部隊(duì)罪證遺址主要占地面積達(dá)到了610萬平方米，在二戰(zhàn)的期間，日本法西斯從而在7...
做你的情人在夜里哭
2018-01-31 17:30:00
日本當(dāng)年侵華可是有鐵證的，731部隊(duì)在那時(shí)對(duì)我國人民進(jìn)行侵略手段極其殘忍，我們要銘記著歷史，不能忘記屈辱。印象很深的是那些圖文并茂的圖片，生物科學(xué)有時(shí)候挺可怕的，看到老百姓痛苦的表情，覺得他們太沒有人性了，同樣是人類為啥要互相殘害。
欣其
2018-01-30 21:00:44
日本的罪行，幾世代人都不能忘記的?？戳?31部隊(duì)罪證遺址，更加痛恨小日本。那一副副圖片，告訴我們，以前小日本在中國所犯下慘為人道的歷史。記住歷史，奮發(fā)圖強(qiáng)，時(shí)刻不住這段這仇恨。
窩窩68178452
2018-03-16 15:51:14
只是單獨(dú)的作為一個(gè)參觀來看的話還可以，參觀形勢(shì)比較單一，只有圖片文字介紹和幾個(gè)小的影像資料，還有感應(yīng)式的隨身聲音介紹。個(gè)人認(rèn)為不能給我一一個(gè)全方位的印象。參觀以后比較容易忘記。總是覺得這種具有歷史教育意義的遺址應(yīng)該讓人參觀后過目不忘。
suntseng
2018-03-07 20:15:56
雖然地方不大 但是還是值得一去的他是限時(shí)間的 限人數(shù)的 一定要挑好時(shí)間不然真的不能進(jìn)去 管理很嚴(yán)格的那天看完之后出去 天下起了毛毛細(xì)雨 頓時(shí)心情也變得更加沉重銘記歷史 好好生活~
匿名用戶
2018-04-13 14:32:07
昨天,我參觀了哈爾濱的731博物館。以前這里是那些日本侵越者用中國人來做實(shí)驗(yàn)的地方。他們要么把受害者暴露于各種疾病,有毒氣體中使其受到感染死亡,要么就用那些駭人聽聞的殘虐手段把他們折磨至死。由于整個(gè)過程很復(fù)雜,。不過目前你還看不到這些建筑。因?yàn)槌诵姓髽羌耙恍┖笤旱慕ㄖ镆酝?那些建筑物基本上都被摧毀了。若你想要前往那兒,可搭乘出租車,并向司機(jī)展示3個(gè)數(shù)字(731)或者搭乘一塊五毛錢的343公交車,然后把這幾個(gè)數(shù)字也給售票員看一看 。這里門票的價(jià)格為20元(2.5美元),你還可在這兒觀看一部紀(jì)錄片。雖然這里禁止任何人拍照,但如果你正好站在監(jiān)視器下(沒有被他們的監(jiān)視器拍到),快速按下你相機(jī)的快門,你還是能拍到些相片的。在參觀完這個(gè)博物館之后,我真是深有感觸啊,心情復(fù)雜得難以言表了。
Vnyc80
2017-12-09 19:15:09
Unfortunately there are no English captions on the pics/displays and no English audio tour (although I had read that there were in old travel guides). There were Chinese and Korean audio tours. While the pics are interesting, most are of people - like portraits - or general things like armies/military meetings, etc. There are very few pics/displays that can be identified without help from captions. What there is is interesting (a 3D model of one kind of chemical warfare experiment the Japanese would do and one horrible re-enactment video of the frostbite-curing experiements). But I would have slightly misinterpreted what these were showing if not for my mom, who was listening to the Korean audio guide. Given the difficulty in understanding I might not suggest English-only-speaking people go... which is too bad bc I was so interested in this and looked forward to learning more details.The place is also pretty far from town - if you do want to go make sure to hire a taxi and agree to have him wait for you to take you back. It was 200RMB roundtrip for us although he argued once we got back. The whole journey probably took around 3 hours. Don't forget to bring your passport - our driver took them all and got our tickets for us.
singaroo
2018-02-04 18:31:33
It takes about 45 minutes to get there by taxi. We paid a taxi driver to wait for us as it gave us peace of mind in getting back. The museum was interesting although but it has limited English signage. The staff were friendly and its free to get in (you just need your passport). I learnt about 731 at high school (many years ago!) and felt that I had to go there. The main building certainly has a very dark feel to it and I suggest doing some research about its history as there is no audio guide in English available (when I was there anyway). It is definitely part of suburbia now as there is a primary school directly next to it. I wouldn't put it on my 'must do' list but if you have the time and like WW2 history its worth the trip out there.
gecko_cheeko
2017-11-25 11:03:00
a far out from the city center... this musuem is best to reach by taxi if you are not adventureous to go by bus... this musuem covers the brutal experiments conducted by the japanese during their occupation period on frostbite test, germs etc on chinese people... before entering into the museum proper, you will go through an asileway of deceased who died from this place... worth a visit but unfortunately, the building and exhibits are partial during this time of visit and rennovation seems to be underway...
868NickG
2018-03-10 18:23:43
We spent 40 minutes getting to this museum only to find that it is partially open. Most of it is in chinese and very little English. We heard that in September of 2015 it will be fully open. Was slightly informative but not enough was in english. Lots of potential but still lacking for english speakers. Not worth the taxi ride to get there unfortunately.
DougieMManchester
2018-03-11 21:12:18
Happened to be in Harbin on business, had visited the city many times and had no idea this place even existed, it was an absolute eye opener, we are all very aware of the holocaust in Europe and are not so aware of what was happening in China during WW2. An absolute education and a must visit if you are in the area. It explains a lot about current relationships in the Far East.
