Dagu Fort

Dagu Fort is a place situated in Tianjin city, China and it is also called the Taku Forts in British historical annals, bear witness to Chinese resistance to the increasingly intrusive colonial presence in China during the latter half of the 19th century, and especially during what came to be known as the Second Opium War.

These pilgrim powers possessed a few regions of China, for both political and monetary reasons.The Dagu Kou Forts, which watched the mouth of the Hai River once in the past called the Bai He in Chinese and the Pei Ho in English, the rule get the chance to course to Beijing for outside forces at the time, saw assaults four times: in 1858, 1859, 1860, and again in 1900.

Many Chinese people regard Dagu Kou Forts as a symbol of Western imperialism, and in the past, the site was especially frequented by those who seek inspiration in patriotism and nationalism.