well, in case you’re still in shanghai, supposedly it’s a museum now, and it’s pretty much called the Site of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, or alternatively the Shrine of the Korean National Independence Movement. it’s a historical site; someone SHOULD know something about it. There’s also a site which says, “historical sites relating to this Provisional Government are Liaolei Residence,Lequn Society,the assembly hall of Longcheng Middle School,the Music Pavilion of Liuhou Park and Qu Park.” …dunno much else.

there are also sites in Chonqing and Hangzhou if you’re heading there.

well, in case you’re still in shanghai, supposedly it’s a museum now, and it’s pretty much called the Site of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, or alternatively the Shrine of the Korean National Independence Movement. it’s a historical site; someone SHOULD know something about it. I also quote the site http://www.lztour.gov.cn/english/history06.asp which says, “historical sites relating to this Provisional Government are Liaolei Residence,Lequn Society,the assembly hall of Longcheng Middle School,the Music Pavilion of Liuhou Park and Qu Park.” …dunno much else.

there are also sites in Chonqing and Hangzhou if you’re heading there.

Rana–Thank you!

1) say hi to Connie for me!

2) the provisional gov’t of the Republic of Korea during the Japanese occupation was located in Shanghai. I don’t know where, but if you can try to visit it and take pics, that would freakin rock