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Follow the Amur, Songhua and Nen between wetland plains, forest towns and volcanic lakes. Points indicate approximate regional positions, not administrative boundaries, entrances or travel routes.

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Shengshan Fortress Site

Japan’s Fifth Border Guard Unit began building Shengshan Fortress in 1934. Command rooms, warehouses and barracks formed part of the installation, which Soviet forces destroyed in 1945. Surveys later recorded bunkers, sentry posts, firing slits and gun positions scattered across Xishenshan, revealing the scale of the wartime complex.

Row of concrete remains at Shengshan Fortress
Surviving concrete military works at Shengshan Fortress in Sunwu.

Shengshan Fortress Site

Row of concrete remains at Shengshan Fortress

Shengshan Fortress: Reading a Wartime Military Site

Shengshan Fortress is a surviving military landscape associated with Japan’s invasion and occupation of northeast China. Its underground structures and defensive works should be read through documented chronology and evidence, with the history of aggression kept clear.

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  1. Surviving concrete military works at Shengshan Fortress in Sunwu.Sunwu County Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau / Sunwu County Government · Photographer not identified · License not specified Photo source ↗ Proportionally resized and converted to WebP; no cropping or scene-content changes.