The exterior of the Memorial Hall to the Doolittle Raid in Quzhou, Zhejiang province. [Photo/Tide News]

The Memorial Hall to the Doolittle Raid in Quzhou, Zhejiang province, has received more than 30,000 visits in the past half month since it was designated a national patriotism education demonstration base.

The memorial hall recently welcomed a 22-member study group from Chicago Public Schools, marking the third US youth delegation it has received since being included on the list of national-level patriotism education demonstration bases.

The hall was newly designated as a national patriotism education demonstration base by the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee on July 6, marking the city's first such designation.

Following the designation, the memorial hall has further expanded cooperation with universities and institutes, strengthened historical research, and promoted international exchanges.

During this summer vacation, student volunteers from Quzhou University, including bilingual guides, are providing services at the hall. The venue plans to establish a long-term partnership with the university to train public and bilingual tour guides.

The Quzhou Doolittle Raid Historical Research Association has also organized a series of lectures and study activities.

The hall is also enhancing its exchanges with overseas institutions, including the USS Hornet Museum, and improving bilingual materials and digital exhibition facilities to support international youth exchanges.