Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs Cemetery

Guangzhou Huanghuagang Park, also known as Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs' Cemetery, is the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in the country, and there are 90 martyrs in the park who are listed on the National Martyrs' List. The elegant garden landscape and solemn memorial buildings are contrasted, and 11 ancient trees witness the park's century-old history. On April 27, 1911 (March 29, lunar calendar), the revolutionaries led by Sun Yat-sen launched an uprising in Guangzhou, known as the "March 29 Uprising". After the fierce battle in Guangzhou, the uprising failed because of the invincibility of the crowd. Afterwards, Mr. Pan Dawei collected 72 martyrs' remains and was buried in Honghuagang. Mr. Pan Dawei believes that Huanghuafeng is bone-bone, and has a proud snow frost style, and the spirit of 72 martyrs complement each other, so he changed the name of "Red Granite" to "Huanghuagang" and extended it to this day, "Huanghuagang 72 martyrs tomb" so far. Although the Huanghuagang uprising failed, it became the fire that sparked the Wuchang uprising, opening the prelude to the high tide of the Xinhai Revolution. Mr. Sun Yat-sen commented that the uprising was "stunning the world, crying ghosts, and the battle of the Wuchang revolution and life". Since the completion of the 72 martyrs' tombs in Huanghuagang, the descendants came to worship the sacrifice, held large-scale public sacrifices all year round, and Mr. Sun Yat-sen also visited the tomb in 1912 to remember the martyrs, and wrote five sacrifices in previous public sacrifices. After 1949, the provincial and municipal associations organized large-scale public sacrifices on March 29 every year to remember the British and the British, and have been passed on for a hundred years.

I accidentally found that I lived in the hotel to isolate Huang Huagang. I must pay my respects to Li Yan. Thank you for your bravery. I have the free life now. Thank you for your long life. Thank you to all the revolutionary elements.

Huanghuagang Park, also known as Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs Cemetery, is located in the south foot of Baiyun Mountain in Yuexiu District, and was built to commemorate the martyrs who died in the Huanghuagang Uprising in Guangzhou, led by the Chinese League led by Sun Yat-sen, the father of the country in 1911. As an important witness of the source of the modern revolution, the great spirit is long-lasting, which makes people awe-inspiring!

Huanggrang 72 Martyrs'Cemetery, also known as Huanggrang Park, is located in the south foot of Baiyunshan Mountain in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City. It was built to commemorate the martyrs who died in the Guangzhou Uprising on April 27, 1911. On the forehead of the door are four gold-stamped characters inscribed by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Mainly the tomb of 72 martyrs, as well as memorials such as Mochi, Jigongfang, Huanghua Pavilion, Longzhu, Sun Yat-sen's hand-planted trees. Now the park has become a free leisure and fitness place for citizens. There are multiple bus arrivals.

Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs Cemetery - pursue the red footprint, relive the glorious history of blue blood yellow flowers, the vastness of the life! The revolutionary martyr's haoran positive spirit will inspire the future generations to go forward, for the Chinese nation to take off, and strive hard. Huanghuagang Park, also known as Huanghuagang 72 Martyrs Cemetery, is located at No. 79 Xianlie Middle Road, Guangzhou. It was built to commemorate the martyrs of the "Three-Seconds" uprising in Guangzhou, held by the Alliance Party led by Mr. Sun Yat-sen on April 27, 1911 (March 29, Xinhai, Lunar New Year). It is an important witness to Guangzhou as the source of the modern revolution.