Memorial Monument for Martyrs during World War II
Characteristic
The "Memorial Monument for Martyrs during World War Two" is located at the Wu Kau Tang Martyr Memorial Park. The park is surrounded by trees and hills, creating a solemn atmosphere. The "Memorial Monument for Martyrs during World War Two" is erected to commemorate guerrilla soldiers based in Wu Kau Tang Village who died while fighting against the Japanese during the World War II. The cenotaph is inscribed with Chinese characters to pay tribute to the soldiers. The cenotaph has been included in the State Council’s List of State Facilities and Sites Marking the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in 2015.
Organisation
Sha Tau Kok District Rural Committee
Contact
Representative of the village
How to Apply
Call before applying in writing to the Village Representative with information on the location, date, time, synopsis of the film, description of the scenes, size of the crew and cast.
Processing time: 1 week
Fees
No charge but donation accepted.
PLI cover
Applicants shall effect adequate public liability insurance at their own expense.
Remarks
Filming can only take place during 0600 - 2200 hours.
- Memorial Monument for Martyrs during World War II is included in the State Council’s List of State Facilities and Sites Marking the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Categories
Compliments to the government and public bodies that have agreed to consider applications to hire premises or facilities under their management for location filming.