Former site of Wang Jingwei's puppet regime Embassy in Manchuria

The site is located in the east of Shaanxi Road in front of the Palace Museum of Manchukuo in Changchun City. It is a two-story blue brick building with Gothic architectural style. The windows are mostly arched, and the roof is covered with iron sheet and coated with asphalt. The construction area is nearly 1000 square meters. According to relevant experts

According to the research, this building is consistent with the architectural style of the Puppet Manchurian palace, which was built in the early 20th century.

Yang Zhongchen, a member of the cultural relics department of the puppet Manchukuo Palace Museum, said that the original name of the embassy was "Yiyuan", where the two younger sisters of the puppet emperor Puyi lived. After the Wang puppet regime established diplomatic relations with the puppet Manchukuo state, it was changed into an embassy. After the September 18th Incident, the puppet Manchukuo was founded and its capital was Changchun. From then on, until the victory of the Anti Japanese War, the puppet emperor Puyi lived and worked in the puppet palace.

Address: No.356, Shaanxi Road, in front of the Palace Museum of Manchukuo in Changchun

Longitude: 125.34645284656

Latitude: 43.902100295124