Where is the cemetery in front of Shangyouying?

The Yingqian Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery is located in Zhuling, the center of Yingqian Town. The cemetery faces south and faces north, which symbolizes the long march north to resist Japan and the heart toward Beijing. The monument is cast with hemp sand cement, with seven characters "Monument Tower of Revolutionary Martyrs" cast on the front and Marshal Peng Dehuai's inscription on the back: "The blood of martyrs watered the flower of revolution." There are four terrazzo tablets embedded on the four sides of the tower base. The piece due north is engraved with the preface. The names of martyrs who died heroically in the uprising in front of the camp are engraved on the east, south and west steles. There is a pavilion at the front and rear of the memorial tower. In the front pavilion facing due north, there is a newly built "Tomb of Martyr Zhu Zhongran". Zhu Zhongran was a senior cadre from Yingqian who died during the Soviet period. There is a monument in the back pavilion: "Eternal Immortality". On both sides of the monument are propaganda slogans carved by the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. There are three revolutionary mausoleums scattered in the east, namely the mausoleum of the famous general He Jiachang; the mausoleum of General Huang Zhentang, whose inscription was inscribed by the general; and the mausoleum of Comrade Liu Guohui, a veteran of the Red Army who walked through the Long March.