On September 17, the Shenyang 'September 18' History Museum announced that on September 18 it will extend opening hours to 12:00–20:00 (last entry at 19:30) to meet visitor demand for commemoration. The museum will implement dynamic crowd control and, upon reaching maximum capacity, will admit visitors in batches. Visitors are asked to follow on-site staff guidance, observe museum rules, and maintain order.
Xinhua reports that the 'September 18' History Museum, located on Wanghua South Street in Dadong District, Shenyang, is marked by a giant damaged calendar monument frozen on September 18, 1931. The museum presents a complete historical chain from the outbreak of the incident, the fall of Northeast China, the anti-Japanese struggle, the victory of the war, to the just trial of war criminals, using restored scenes, multimedia, and oral histories. Artifacts include a blue cloth bag embroidered with 'TRUTH' and over 400 pages of handwritten Chinese-English materials. Visits surge around September 18 each year.