Hulishan Fortress

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Hulishan Fortress is a historic coastal defense fort in Xiamen, China, known for its well-preserved Qing dynasty military architecture and massive coastal artillery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal fortress
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Qing dynasty military architecture
area approximately 70,000 square meters
armedWith Krupp coastal gun NERFINISHED
artilleryCaliber 280 mm Krupp cannon
artilleryOrigin Germany NERFINISHED
artilleryRange approximately 16 kilometers
artilleryStatus well-preserved
artilleryType breech-loading cannon
artilleryWeight approximately 60 tons
builtBy Qing government NERFINISHED
builtUnderEmperor Guangxu Emperor NERFINISHED
constructedDuring Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
constructionEndYear 1896
constructionStartYear 1891
country China
currentUse heritage site
museum
hasExhibit coastal defense history displays
historical documents
military relics
hasFeature ammunition depots
coastal artillery emplacements
granite fortifications
observation posts
red-brick barracks
underground tunnels
heritageStatus protected cultural relic of Fujian Province
locatedIn Fujian Province NERFINISHED
Siming District NERFINISHED
Xiamen NERFINISHED
locatedOn Xiamen Island NERFINISHED
materialUsed granite
red brick
near Hulishan beach NERFINISHED
Xiamen University NERFINISHED
notableFor massive coastal artillery
well-preserved Qing-era fortifications
openToPublic yes
overlooks Taiwan Strait NERFINISHED
purpose coastal defense
defense against naval invasion
touristActivity coastal scenery viewing
historical sightseeing
usedDuring Sino-Japanese conflicts in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
late Qing dynasty coastal defense

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Xiamen touristAttraction Hulishan Fortress