Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion

Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion

The Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion is located in the east of Guangzhou Uprising martyrs cemetery. In order to commemorate more than 150 Korean comrades who died bravely during the Guangzhou Uprising in 1927, the Guangzhou municipal government built this pavilion in 1964. The pavilion faces north from the south. The plane of the building is concave, covering an area of about 3000 square meters. Yellow glazed tile, reinforced concrete structure. The main Pavilion is 12.85 meters wide and 13.06 meters deep. It is two stories high and has a sharp top at four corners. The plaque of "Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion" was hung on it.

brief introduction

The Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion is located in the east of Guangzhou Uprising martyrs cemetery, opposite to the Sino Soviet people's blood friendship Pavilion. Built in 1964, it faces north from south. The plane of the building is concave, covering an area of about 3000 square meters. Yellow glazed tile, reinforced concrete structure. The main Pavilion is 12.85 meters wide and 13.06 meters deep. It is two stories high and has a sharp top at four corners. The plaque of "Sino Korean people's blood friendship Pavilion" was hung on it. On both sides of the corridor, there are 33.7 meters long zigzag shaped corridors with a width of 6 meters and a depth of 5.5 meters. Chinese traditional architectural base with Korean style ridge and cornice, decorated with Jindalai flower and kapok pattern. In front of the pavilion is a pool with a small bridge across it. In the center of the pavilion stands a tall granite monument with a pedestal of 0.96 meters high, a height of 4.3 meters and a width of 2.6 meters.

inscription on a tablet

On the front of the monument, "the fighting friendship between the people of China and the DPRK will last forever," signed as "Ye Jianying," and titled "October 1, 1964.". On the back is an inscription written by the famous calligrapher Wu Zifu, which gives a brief introduction to the deeds of the Korean youth who died in the Guangzhou Uprising.

background

According to records, the Guangzhou uprising led by the Communist Party of China broke out in 1927. In the uprising team, more than 150 North Korean comrades fought together with Chinese workers and revolutionary soldiers. After the uprising failed, they "lost contact" with their superiors. When everyone raised their chess, the reactionaries surrounded the whole spy camp silently, and eventually all the comrades were buried under the machine guns of the Kuomintang reactionaries . In order to commemorate the fighting friendship between the two peoples, the Guangzhou municipal government built the pavilion in 1964.

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

Longitude: 113.287911

Latitude: 23.129301

Tel: 020-83828521; 020-838

Ticket information: free.