Macheng Martyrs Cemetery

I have long heard that there are two general counties in Hubei, one is Hong'an and the other is Macheng. The cemetery is surrounded by green pine and cypress, and you can see a tall monument when you walk up the ramp. It is engraved with the name of the Macheng nationality Yinglie who died for the country from the early days of the revolution to the liberation war, and is awestruck.

Macheng Martyrs' Cemetery from the south to the north is: gate, monument, memorial square. On the side axis of the memorial square on both sides, it is the relative name of Li Shuoxun Martyrs' Memorial Square, General Pavilion and Hongfeng Pavilion; Wang Shusheng Memorial Hall, Wang Shusheng General Tomb, etc.; There are also statues of martyrs, and the entire architectural group constitutes a relatively complete memorial system.

To the great revolutionary martyrs with the highest respect

值得去的好地方！纪念先烈！强烈推荐！

Macheng Martyrs Cemetery was built to commemorate the jute uprising and remember the heroic deeds of the revolutionary martyrs in Yuyu Su District. It is located at No. 75 Cemetery Road, the center of the downtown area of Macheng City, Hubei Province, covering an area of more than 130 mu. The Macheng Martyrs Cemetery was built in 1977 and officially completed in 1979 to commemorate the 52nd anniversary of the Jute Uprising. Macheng is one of the important source of the Jute Uprising and an important part of the Yuyu base. It is the birthplace, formation and birthplace of the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army and the Red 28th Army. It is the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army - the East Army, the Seventh Army, the Red 11th Army, the Red First Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Fourth Army, the Red Mountain activity area.