旅顺 Lushun, located at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula
and administratively part of Dalian, is a compact historic port
with outsized strategic importance. Known internationally as Port
Arthur during the colonial era, it was a focal point of the First
Sino-Japanese War (1894–95)—site of the 1894 Lushun Massacre—and
the Russo-Japanese War (1904–05), where the grueling Siege of Port
Arthur marked one of the first major uses of trench warfare and
machine guns in modern combat. Controlled successively by Russia
(1898–1905), Japan (1905–1945), and the Soviet Union (1945–1955),
Lushun was only fully returned to China in 1955.
The places 杨丕源 Yang Piyuan visited in 旅顺 Lushun are
Former Site of Port Arthur Russo-Japanese Prison Museum [34rd]
Lushun Wanzhong Tomb Memorial Hall [34rd]
White Jade Mountain Tower [34rd]
East Jiguan Mountain Scenic Area [34rd]
203 Hill (Erling Hill) [34rd]
Longwangtang Cherry Blossom Garden [34rd]
Lushun Cherry Blossom Garden [34rd]
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