Shangzhi martyrs cemetery

Shangzhi City of Heilongjiang Province, formerly known as Zhuhe County, was changed to Shangzhi County in 1946 in memory of Zhao Shangzhi, a national hero of the Anti Japanese war. In 1988, the county was withdrawn to build a city. Shangzhi City is the base of the three armed forces of the Anti Japanese Federation and the Anti Japanese guerrilla base. Zhao Shangzhi led the three armed forces of the Anti Japanese Alliance to fight against the Japanese aggressors, and set foot all over the land of Longjiang, which dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese aggressors. Zhao Yiman is a political commissar of the third army and the second regiment. Zhao Shangzhi and Zhao Yiman were killed by the enemy one after another. In memory of the heroic deeds of Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and other revolutionary martyrs, Shangzhi City built Shangzhi martyrs' cemetery in 1965 with the approval of Premier Zhou Enlai. It was completed in 1986 and opened to the outside world. Shangzhi martyrs cemetery is located at No. 178, North Ring Road, Shangzhi City, covering an area of 32000 square meters. There are more than 100 monuments in the cemetery, including the "monument to the Pearl River Anti Japanese guerrillas", the monument to the martyrs, and inscriptions by Party and state leaders and descendants of the martyrs. There is a memorial hall of Shangzhi Anti Japanese martyrs in the cemetery, with a construction area of 1250 square meters. The memorial hall mainly displays the deeds of Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and other revolutionary martyrs. There is also a half scene of Zhao Shangzhi leading the guerrillas to attack Pennsylvania, which gives people the feeling of being personally on the scene. Shangzhi martyrs cemetery is the base of patriotism education and national defense education in Heilongjiang Province. In August 2005, it was approved as one of the national "red tourism" construction projects.

Shangzhi martyrs cemetery

Built in 1986, Shangzhi martyrs cemetery is located at 178 North Ring Road, covering an area of 32000 square meters. It is built to commemorate the heroic deeds of Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and other revolutionary martyrs. It is the patriotism education base of Heilongjiang Province, the national defense education base of Heilongjiang Province, and one of the national "red tourism" construction projects.

Shangzhi City of Heilongjiang Province, formerly known as Zhuhe County, was changed to Shangzhi County in 1946 in memory of Zhao Shangzhi, a national hero of the Anti Japanese war. In 1988, the county was withdrawn to build a city.

Shangzhi City is the base of the three armed forces of the Anti Japanese Federation and the Anti Japanese guerrilla base. Zhao Shangzhi led the three armed forces of the Anti Japanese Alliance to fight against the Japanese aggressors, and set foot all over the land of Longjiang, which dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese aggressors. Zhao Yiman is a political commissar of the third army and the second regiment. Zhao Shangzhi and Zhao Yiman were killed by the enemy one after another.

In memory of the heroic deeds of Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and other revolutionary martyrs, Shangzhi City built Shangzhi martyrs' cemetery in 1965 with the approval of Premier Zhou Enlai. It was completed in 1986 and opened to the outside world.

There are more than 100 monuments in the cemetery, including the "monument to the Pearl River Anti Japanese guerrillas", the monument to the martyrs, and inscriptions by Party and state leaders and descendants of the martyrs. There is a memorial hall of Shangzhi Anti Japanese martyrs in the cemetery, with a construction area of 1250 square meters. The memorial hall mainly displays the deeds of Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and other revolutionary martyrs. There is also a half scene of Zhao Shangzhi leading the guerrillas to attack Pennsylvania, which gives people the feeling of being personally on the scene.

Memorabilia of Shangzhi martyrs cemetery

October 10, 1985

In 1985, Governor Chen Lei newly inscribed the inscription "Zhuhe Anti Japanese guerrillas monument".

May 1, 1986

In 1986, the people of Shangzhi donated 370000 yuan and 240000 yuan to build the memorial hall of Shangzhi martyrs.

May 1, 2005

In 2005, the municipal Party committee and the municipal government invested millions of money in the re exhibition of the memorial hall, which opened on May 1. It mainly displays the deeds of Zhao Shangzhi, Zhao Yiman and other revolutionary martyrs by modern scientific and technological means.

December 20, 2005

At the end of 2005, two commentators of our library participated in the national heroic organization commentator speech contest sponsored by the Ministry of civil affairs and won the second and third prizes respectively.

March 2, 2009

On March 2, 2009, it was approved by the State Council as a national key martyr memorial protection unit.

Address: No.2 Huayuan street, Shangzhi City, Heilongjiang Province

Longitude: 127.95846907496

Latitude: 45.21783345222

Tel: 0451-53324589

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