This park in Shanghai hides six ammunition depots built by the Japanese

Here, I would like to recommend a rather special park in Shanghai. Why do I say that? Mainly because, compared to other city parks in Shanghai, in addition to its beautiful natural environment and historical and cultural landscapes, the park surprisingly hides six ammunition depots built by the Japanese, which are not known to many visitors! Curious friends might ask, where exactly is this park in Shanghai? With these questions and curiosity, let's talk about the stories of the Shanghai Peace Park today. In 1938, this place was circled by the invading Japanese army for military use, and six reinforced concrete air-raid shelters were built as ammunition depots, and earthworks were dug around it. After liberation, it was turned into a public green space, with trees and flowers planted, and hills of varying heights were built on the original Japanese ammunition depot warehouse. In 1958, the Basket Park was built. On October 1, 1959, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, in order to warn future generations not to forget history and to love peace, the park was renamed Peace Park. Although, for many visitors, not many know about this historical and cultural attraction.