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February 7th Incident Memorial MuseumⅢ

The justified expansion of the labor unionist forces had triggered the anger of the wicked warlords, who arrested some of the labor leaders. In the early morning of February 7, 1923, more than 3,000 railway workers stormed the police station in Changxindian and shouted "returned our workers!" The forces of police and warlords opened fire to disperse the angry crowd. The crackdown actions were also done in some other places in northern China. It was estimated over 40 people died, injured more than 500 and 100 or more had been arrested. The labor leader and lawyer of union were martyred and executed respectively.

The Memorial Museum of the February Seventh Incident is in the park located west of Changxindian Railway Station, where about 1.5 kilometers distance from the famous Luguoqiao Bridge, Fengtai District, Beijing, China.

Admission : 2 RMB.
Opening hours : 8:00 – 11:00 and 13:30 - 16:30 daily.
Telephone : 010-63876355.

Transportation : bus route 309, or 339.

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