Sibao Linjiang Memorial Hall

Sibao Linjiang Memorial Hall

The Sibao Linjiang Memorial Hall is a classic red tourism destination and a patriotic education base.

The "Sibao Linjiang" Memorial Hall is located at the foot of Ma'er Mountain, embodying the indomitable national spirit forged by revolutionary martyrs with their blood and loyalty. It encapsulates the glorious history of the people in the old revolutionary base area of Linjiang, who actively supported the front lines, cared for soldiers and their families, and joined the military to fight. Over 580 martyrs from the War of Resistance against Japan, the Liberation War, the Korean War, and the period of socialist construction have been buried here successively. The Martyrs' Monument was completed on July 15, 1949, with an inscription by Liu Lanbo, then Chairman of the Liaodong Provincial Government: "Eternal glory to the martyrs who died for the people's liberation cause." A veteran revolutionary also inscribed for the "Sibao Linjiang" Martyrs' Cemetery: "The noble spirit of the people's martyrs lives on." In 1991, the "Sibao Linjiang" Exhibition Hall was established, covering an area of 320 square meters, showcasing the arduous journey of our Party and army in "persisting in the struggle for southern Manchuria" and the heroic scenes of the "Sibao Linjiang" Campaign. In 1994, the Sibao Linjiang Memorial Hall was recognized by the Ministry of Civil Affairs as one of the top 100 patriotic education bases in China, and in 1998, it was designated as a national patriotic education base by the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.