
1/16The gate of the Courtyard of the Happy Way in Weihsien, Shandong Province

2/16The Courtyard of the Happy Way in Weixian, north China's Shandong Province

3/16The Exhibition Hall: the wedged scenery about missionaries who bought land to build the courtyard integrating church, education and medical treatment in 1882

4/16The Exhibition Hall: the introduction of medical technologies and treatment of Chinese patients when missionaries spreading the gospel

5/16The Exhibition Hall: there were 1330 preaching areas in Shandong in the 1920s, ranking first in China.

6/16The Exhibition Hall: the reconstruction of the courtyard burnt up by the leader of the Boxer Rebellion of the Wei County division in 1900

7/16The Exhibition Hall: the Western Migrants Concentration Camp with the secrets of cross buildings with unique architectural style

8/16The Exhibition Hall: The Courtyard of the Happy Way in in Weihsien, Shandong Province in miniature

9/16The Exhibition Hall: the actvities of the Courtyard during the May Fourth Movement

10/16The Exhibition Hall: a brave electrician and the vanguard of national liberation of China stationed in the Courtyard

11/16The Exhibition Hall: the Weihsien Christian Hospital treated and hid the wounded anti-Japanese soldiers.

12/16The Exhibition Hall: the establishment of East China University

13/16The Exhibition Hall: the miserable life in the Camp

14/16The Exhibition Hall: a picture and a piece of words reminding people to remember the history and cherish peace and friendiness

15/16The Exhibition Hall: hand molds of the Western Migrants and their descedants

16/16The Exhibition Hall: a guest book with a piece of paper commented "May there never be concentration camps in the world"