Yangzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery Review

Yangzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery is located in the north of Yangzhou City, the national scenic spot of the Slender West Lake in Wansongling, founded in 1954, is now a national key martyrs memorial building protection unit

Yangzhou Revolutionary Martyrs' Garden is in the middle of Guanyin Mountain and Daming Temple. There is also a very large garden water view next to it. This is the place where the martyrs rest. There are also many Yangzhou Yinglie here. There are relatively high stairs. If you want to go in and see it, it is not bad.

Yangzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery is near the thin West Lake and Daming Temple. It's near the mountains and rivers. The scenery is beautiful. The flower beds here are stone wreaths. The martyrs'stone tablets are embedded in the garden. It's very good. There's also an exhibition hall, which can learn a lot of historical knowledge.

The martyr cemetery is built with entrance archway, hanging square, martyr poems copying monuments and other memorial buildings. There are six stele walls on both sides of the distribution square, engraved with the poems of famous martyrs in the whole country. The exhibition hall of revolutionary martyrs shows Xiong Chengji, one of the pioneers of the 1911 Revolution, Zeng Yuliang, one of the leaders of the "27th" strike, Cao Qihuang, the first Secretary of the Yangzhou County Committee of the Communist Party of China, Jiang Shangqing, the founder of the Northeast Anhui Anti-Japanese Base Area, Wei Yiping, the Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Jiangsu, Xu Xiaoxuan, the prototype of Xuyunfeng, and more than 200 martyrs of Yangzhou in various revolutionary periods. Life stories and historical materials of struggle. We happened to meet a group of students sweeping the grave.

This scenic spot is near Daming Temple. It can be reached within 10 minutes'walk. It should be full of the great achievements and deeds of revolutionary martyrs. Our descendants should visit and study. Now students should study more.