Huabei Geming Zhanzheng Memorial Hall

North China Revolutionary War Memorial Hall, located in the northernmost part of the North China Martyrs Cemetery in Shijiazhuang City. Follow the central axis of the Martyrs Cemetery in the North China Military Region, and go north to the North China Revolutionary War Memorial Hall. Step up, at the entrance, the solemn and heavy Taihang Mountain relief wall "red Taihang, eternal witness; hero Hebei, immortal history" several red characters dazzling. From 1919 to 1949, Hebei's military and civilian people did not fear, heroic struggle, paid great sacrifices, created great achievements, Hebei's military and civilian contribution to the Chinese revolution will be remembered forever. The May 4th Movement opened the curtain of China's new democratic revolution, and the Hebei Earth Revolutionary Movement was booming. Hebei is the hometown of Li Daxu, one of the main founders of the Communist Party of China, one of the earliest provinces established by the Communist Party of China Party organization, and is the central region of the Northern Movement during the Revolution and Agrarian Revolution. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the three main forces of the Eighth Route Army arrived in Hebei, creating two model anti-Japanese strongholds, Jinchayu and Jinci Luyu. Hebei's military and civilian brave resistance to the enemy and paid great sacrifices. During the Liberation War, Hebei was an important battlefield. In May 1948, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China moved to Xibaipo, and Hebei became the command center of the Chinese Revolution and the National Liberation War. Hebei Party organizations made historic contributions to the Chinese Revolution before launching the masses to join the army.

The Memorial Hall of the Northern China Revolutionary War is located in the Martyrs' Cemetery of the Northern China Military Region. Here you can learn more about the revolutionary history of the heroic struggle of the military and civilian forces in Hebei from 1919 to 1949, remember the names engraved in history, and remember the revolutionary martyrs who lived here.

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The memorial is in the North China Martyrs' Cemetery. It belongs to the patriotic education base. It does not require tickets. It is free to visit. There is also a cemetery of Dr. Bethune in the cemetery. There is no parking lot. You have to find it yourself. .