Mozi Memorial Hall

Open all year round

Admission: 10 RMB; Student ticket: 4 RMB

To be supplemented later

Autumn each year is the ideal travel season. Visitors can combine a tour here with other scenic spots in Tengzhou, and the International Mozi Symposium is usually held in autumn.

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Mozi Memorial Hall is located on Tasi Street, Tengzhou City, adjacent to Longquan Pagoda and the Han Stone Relief Gallery. Take Bus No.6 from Tengzhou Railway Station or Tengzhou Bus Station and get off at Tasi Street Stop. A taxi ride costs 6 RMB.

Mozi Memorial Hall (International Mozi Research Center) sits on the picturesque west bank of the Jing River in the eastern urban area of Tengzhou City. It faces the towering Longquan Pagoda to the front and the solemn and simple Wang Xuezhong Art Museum to the rear. Fufu Road runs to its south and Tasi Street borders its west. Boasting a pleasant environment and convenient transportation, the complex covers a land area of 10,200 square meters, with a construction area of 4,100 square meters.

Its core exhibition buildings include the Hall of Mozi’s Life Stories, Mozi Hall, Science and Technology Hall, and Literature Collection Hall. The eastern courtyard features a stone bust of Mozi delivering lectures, stone carvings of Mozi, inscribed steles left by celebrities, as well as scenic structures such as corner towers, winding corridors and Muyi Pavilion.

All buildings adopt traditional Chinese architectural styles: flat ridges with upturned eaves, square beast ornaments decorating the roof edges, towering treasure spires, green glazed tiles and white walls, set on black marble foundations, presenting a solemn and primitive charm. The spacious gates and tall windows are inlaid with sapphire blue glass, creating a grand and spectacular look. Halls are connected by corridors with winding paths surrounded by rare flowers and shady trees. It is a garden architectural complex integrating modern design with traditional national styles, serving three major functions: academic seminars, collection of books and documents, and sightseeing. It is not only a cultural tourist attraction but also an important window for Tengzhou to open up to the outside world.