Where is Changzhou Martyrs Cemetery?

Changzhou Martyrs Cemetery is a classic scenic spot of red tourism and a patriotic education base.

Changzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery and Changzhou "Sanjie" Memorial Site (hereinafter referred to as Changzhou Martyrs Cemetery) are located at No.315, Lanling North Road, Tianning District, Changzhou City. Construction began in 1976 and was formally established in 1978. They cover an area of 64,2 square meters and have a green coverage rate of about 8%. They are fully funded public-welfare institutions with 22 employees. The main buildings in the park include the Revolutionary Martyrs Monument, Changzhou Sanjie Group Sculpture, Sanjie Hall, Changzhou Revolutionary History Memorial Hall, Changzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall, Revolutionary Martyrs Poetry Copying Gallery and Life Motto Wall.

Changzhou Martyrs Cemetery has been carrying out various forms of patriotic education activities every year since 1996, with the aim of "praising martyrs and educating the masses", so that the activities are frequent, diverse and * * * * built. Editing and editing Changzhou Ancient and Modern, publishing Changzhou Yinglie Newspaper, etc., and carrying out online sacrifice sweeping have fully played the role of Changzhou Red Base and become an important classroom for patriotism education and revolutionary tradition education.

Changzhou Martyrs Cemetery is a national key martyrs memorial building protection unit, an advanced unit in the management of martyrs memorial buildings of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the first batch of patriotic education bases of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the first batch of demonstration bases for morals construction, and the first national patriotic education demonstration base named by Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China in Changzhou.

Sanjie Hall

In order to further carry forward the spirit of Sanjie in Changzhou, praise the revolutionary martyrs and give full play to the role of the national patriotic education base of the martyrs cemetery, in 29, the Changzhou Municipal Party Committee and the municipal government decided to rebuild the original revolutionary martyrs memorial hall and rename it Sanjie Hall, which was officially opened to the public in March 211. Sanjie Hall is divided into two floors, with a total area of more than 4, square meters. It is divided into Changzhou Sanjie Memorial Hall and Martyrs Memorial Hall. It is more important to die for the people's interests than Mount Tai. The Martyrs Memorial Hall has 121 revolutionary martyrs, including 1 unknown martyrs. Revolutionary martyrs went to the national disaster, and the blood recommended Xuanyuan to cry, which was earth-shattering and magnificent. Remember the revolutionary martyrs, never forget the glorious history, the revolutionary tradition, the requirements of the times and the glorious mission! Revolutionary martyrs are with the green hills and live with the earth forever! Revolutionary martyrs are immortal!

Changzhou Sanjie Group Sculpture Square

Among the important leaders of China * * * Production Party, the names of three people are more deeply remembered by Changzhou people, namely Qu Qiubai, Zhang Tailei and Hui Daiying. Because they are both from Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, they are proudly called "Changzhou Sanjie" by Changzhou people. In 27, Sanjie Group Carving Square was completed. The group sculpture is composed of three statues of Qu Qiubai, Zhang Tailei and Yun Daiying and background relief, and the whole sculpture is carved with granite. The sculpture group is 5m high, with Qu Qiubai in the center, Hui Daiying on the left and Zhang Tailei on the right. The relief background behind the group sculpture is 34 meters long and 3.5 meters high. On the left is the scene of the May 4th Movement, and on the right is the scene of the Nanchang Uprising and the Guangzhou Uprising. The V-shaped pattern in the middle symbolizes victory, and the "Interna Xiongnell must be realized" in the V-shaped and the following staff notes are the score of the international song translated by Qu Qiubai. Group sculpture is the materialization of the spirit of "Changzhou Sanjie", and the simple design concept conveys Changzhou people's reverence and admiration for "Changzhou Sanjie".

Changzhou Revolutionary History Memorial Hall

After the Opium War, the country was poor and weak, and the people suffered greatly. Maoshan hangs its head and the canal whimpers. Where is the way out and the light? Countless people with lofty ideals and lofty ideals, in order to save the country and the people, have spared no pains to seek and fight, and have courageously followed. But it always ends in failure. The light of Marxism-Leninism, through the clouds and fog, China's * * * production party followed the historical trend and stepped onto the stage of China. Raise the red flag, gather elites, rely on the people, unite as one, and turn the tide. Single spark can start a prairie fire, blazing with flames, is bullied by a powerful enemy at home and abroad. Faithful to the soul, it will remain in history, and it will last forever. It finally overthrew the rule of imperialism, feudalism and bureaucratic capitalism in China and won the victory of the new-democratic revolution. The history of blood and fire has tempered a strong backbone and cast an immortal monument, which has become the spiritual foundation and source of strength of the real society. In order to give full play to the positive role of revolutionary history in educating people and inspiring people, Changzhou Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government decided to establish Changzhou Revolutionary History Memorial Hall. On December 26th, 24, the memorial hall was completed and opened to the public. It is divided into four parts: seeking, sparking, flaming and breaking dawn. It vividly shows the history of the revolutionary struggle in Changzhou during the more than one hundred years from 184 to April 1949, and confirms a truth: without the * * * production party, there would be no new China. History is always opening a new chapter, inspiring people to inherit the glorious tradition, carry forward the national spirit, and shoulder the heavy responsibility and forge ahead in order to create a brighter future!

Changzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall

Changzhou has a long history and outstanding people. During the long civilization evolution and vicissitudes, it has deposited rich cultural heritage and nurtured generations of celebrities. In the past century, in the great earth-shaking changes in China, many outstanding sons and daughters of Changzhou have given their precious lives for the liberation of the people of China, and become revolutionary martyrs who have made great contributions to the sun and the moon and gone down in history. Among them, Qu Qiubai, Zhang Tailei and Yun Daiying, the important leaders of China * * * Production Party, are outstanding representatives. In order to praise the great achievements of the martyrs, in 1984, the Changzhou Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government decided to build a new exhibition hall of the revolutionary martyrs' deeds in Changzhou on the north side of the revolutionary martyrs cemetery, which was opened to the public in October 1987. In 23, Changzhou Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government decided to expand the exhibition hall of revolutionary martyrs' deeds, with the construction area increased from 88 square meters to 2,14 square meters, and renamed it Changzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall. It was officially opened to the public on December 26th, 24. The museum is divided into twelve parts. With a large number of photos, precious relics of martyrs and vivid works of art, it shows the touching stories of 228 martyrs who pursued the truth and advanced wave after wave, and reproduces the history of the struggle between the China * * * production party and the people's army, involving major historical themes such as the August 7th Conference, the Guangzhou Uprising and the Nanchang Uprising. This is an epic poem praising life, a textbook explaining life and a set of pictures showing revolutionary history. Let us always remember these earth-shaking spirits, soul of china, which will never sink!

Revolutionary Martyrs Monument

The Revolutionary Martyrs Monument is located in Changzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery, in the center of Memorial Square. On December 25, 1982, the monument and the memorial square were completed, covering an area of 1,3 square meters. The main monument is 9.3 meters high, 13.6 meters long and 3 meters wide, and the auxiliary monument (pier seat) is 1.55 meters high, 2.7 meters long and 1.8 meters wide. The main monument is covered with polished granite in Suzhou Jinshan, and the front is engraved with eight gold-plated official letters, each word is 9CM*78CM, and the lower part is engraved with wreaths and other patterns. The back is engraved with the signature of Changzhou Municipal Committee, Changzhou Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee, Changzhou Municipal People's Government and Changzhou Municipal Committee of China People's Political Consultative Conference in September 1981. It stands solemnly in the center of the memorial square. It was a unique horizontal monument in China at that time. On April 23, 1984, after a grand ceremony of unveiling the monument was held by four teams in Changzhou, it was officially offered to people from all walks of life in the city to pay their respects.

Qu Qiubai (1899-1935), male, Han nationality, was born in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, and was born in party member. Qu Qiubai was a student who led Beijing during the May 4th Movement in 1919. At the beginning of 192, he joined the Marxist Theory Research Association. Later, he went to Russia as a reporter to interview. In 1922, he joined the China Producer Party. After the failure of the Great Revolution, he presided over the August 7th meeting, which determined the general policy of the Party's agrarian revolution and armed resistance to the reactionary Kuomintang rule. After the meeting, he served as Chairman of the Provisional Political Bureau of the Central Committee and presided over the work of the Central Committee. In June, 1928, Qu Qiubai attended the Party. Details ++

Zhang Tailei was born in Wujin, Jiangsu Province in June, 1898. He was admitted to Peking University in 1915 and transferred to Tianjin Beiyang University (now Tianjin University) to study law in the winter of the same year. When the May 4th Movement broke out in 1919, Zhang Tailei took an active part in it and became one of the backbones in Tianjin. He participated in the lecture group organized by Beiyang University students, and often went to Tianjin and nearby towns and villages for publicity activities to expose the reactionary government's crime of betraying Shandong's sovereignty. In the struggle, Zhang Tailei established contact with Li Dazhao, who had been admired for a long time, and at the same time, with the leader of Tianjin-Zhou Enlai Zhang Tailei for details ++

Yun Daiying (1895-1931), also known as Qi Xuan and Zi Yi. My ancestral home is Wujin, Jiangsu, and I was born in Wuchang City. China proletarian revolutionary, one of the leaders of the early youth movement of China * * * Production Party, and the fourth political instructor of Huangpu Military Academy. Originally from Wujin, Jiangsu Province, he was born in Wuchang, Hubei Province in 1895. Graduated from Chinese University. As a student, he actively participated in revolutionary activities and was one of the main leaders of the May 4th Movement in Wuhan. In 192, Liqun Bookstore was founded, and then * * * Cunshe was founded to spread new ideas, new culture and Marxism. Joined China Yun Daiying in 1921. Details++