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Jiaozhuanghu Tunnel Warfare Site Museum
A 23-kilometer network of underground tunnels built by residents of Jiaozhuanghu Village in the 1940s during the Japanese occupation of Beijing.
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The tunnels were used by Chinese resistance fighters to evade capture and launch attacks on Japanese forces. An 830-meter section of the tunnels is open to the public; it is dark, damp and about 6 m underground, so not for the claustrophobic. No booking is needed; enter through the southeast gate of the exhibition hall after a security check.
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