Laixi revolutionary martyrs cemetery

Laixi revolutionary martyrs cemetery

Laixi revolutionary martyrs cemetery, built in July 1955 in Wangcheng Town, Laixi County, covers an area of 63330 square meters. There are 11 martyrs memorial halls, with a construction area of 324 square meters. The corridor is out of the building, and there are six square columns. It is divided into five rooms, five in the middle. In the middle of the room, there are six characters in Chairman Mao Zedong's handwriting: "long live the martyrs who died". On the back wall and the East and West Gables, there are 4114 martyrs' names. The East and West rooms are the exhibition rooms to introduce the deeds of the martyrs, displaying the portraits and life stories of 14 famous martyrs such as sun Chunlin, Li zuomin, Wang Junguang and Xie Wenqing. There are 1614 martyrs' remains buried in the martyrs' tomb area, including the tomb of martyr Xie Wenqing. Xie Wenqing (1929-1947), female, from Laixi. In the spring of 1947, she was selected as the leader of the village's young women. He soon joined the Communist Party of China. Actively organize and lead the young women in the village to support the front line. In the autumn of the same year, he was arrested by the Kuomintang "homecoming group", tortured and unyielding, and died bravely on August 16. The tomb is 1.95 meters high, 4.4 meters wide and made of marble. The stone tablet in front of the tomb is engraved with 12 vigorous characters in the Wei Dynasty.

Address: No.23 Zhifu Road, Wangcheng sub district office, Laixi, Qingdao

Longitude: 120.51390612822

Latitude: 36.813988222581

Tel: 0532-88411617

Ticket information: free.