Memorial Hall of the Boxer Uprising

The Memorial Hall of the Boxer Uprising in Tianjin is the only museum in China dedicated to the Boxer Rebellion, located in a historic building that was originally a Taoist temple built in 1719. The site served as the headquarters for Boxer leader Cao Futian during the rebellion in 1900, where rituals were performed to invoke divine protection against foreign forces. Restored in 1985, the museum now features exhibitions on the history of the Boxer Rebellion and its leaders, making it a significant cultural and historical site for tourists and researchers alike.