Sino Soviet people's blood friendship Pavilion

Sino Soviet people's blood friendship Pavilion

The Sino Soviet people's blood friendship pavilion was built in 1957, opposite to the Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion. The plan is type II, adopting the form of ancient Chinese architecture, symmetrical layout, double eaves in the middle theme part, three rooms wide, reinforced concrete structure,.

introduce

The Sino Soviet people's blood friendship Pavilion, built in 1957, is located on huangzhuanggang in the east of Guangzhou Uprising martyrs cemetery in Dongshan District, opposite to the Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion. The plan is type II, adopting the form of ancient Chinese architecture, symmetrical layout, double eaves in the middle theme part, three rooms wide, reinforced concrete structure, covering an area of about 700 square meters. The front scroll shaped stele is 2.82 meters in length, 2 meters in width and 0.7 meters in height. The two sides and the back end of the scroll are inlaid with red cotton patterns. Engraved on the left page of the volume

Chen Yu, one of the leaders of Guangzhou Uprising, inscribed: "the fighting friendship between the people of China and the Soviet Union will last forever!" the inscription on the right page: "on December 11, 1927, Guangzhou working class and revolutionary soldiers held a vigorous armed uprising under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. After the failure of the uprising, many vice consuls and librarians of the Soviet consulate were killed by the counter revolutionary forces and died with honor, which showed the great proletarian internationalism spirit and fearless revolutionary heroism! The Soviet comrades who died in the Guangzhou Uprising are immortal

background

The Guangzhou Uprising in December 1927 was directly guided, assisted and participated by the Soviet Union. Two days before the uprising, everything was OK. The situation changed dramatically on the 12th night, and the reactionary government forces carried out a tough crackdown on the uprising. On the evening of the 13th, we were having dinner at the consulate. At about 8 o'clock, a group of armed soldiers rushed into the former Soviet consulate in Guangzhou, tied up all the staff of the consulate, and then were pulled to the city for "cruise". On December 14, five Soviet personnel of the former Soviet consulate in Guangzhou, including Deputy Consul hassis, Secretary ukorov, clerical Ivanov, translator Popov and translator Makarov, were forced on charges related to the uprising, arrested and shot in public. Seven Chinese staff members of the consulate were also shot dead. During the brutal suppression of the Guangzhou Uprising, the Kuomintang government in Nanjing announced that it would break up diplomatic relations with the former Soviet Union, and Consul pokhvalinsky and other personnel were expelled from China.

Address: huangzhuanggang, east of Guangzhou Uprising martyrs cemetery, No. 92, Zhongshan 2nd Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou

Longitude: 113.287849

Latitude: 23.129838

Tel: 020-83828521; 020-838

Ticket information: free.