Lengyun Park

Lengyun Park

The mountains and rivers of Huachuan are all marked by the footprints of the Anti-Japanese United Army and soaked in the blood of heroes. Martyrs such as Lengyun, the political instructor of the women's regiment in the "Eight Women Who Jumped into the River," and Zhao Jingfu, the political commissar of the Third Detachment of the United Army, rest in the martyrs' cemetery of Huachuan. Against this core historical and cultural backdrop, and with patriotism education as the main theme, the park aims to awaken visitors to remember national humiliation and love China. Lengyun Park in Huachuan County was built under this initiative. Covering an area of 120,000 square meters with a total investment of 5.6 million yuan, the park features lush pines and cypresses, creating a solemn and respectful atmosphere. The statue of Martyr Lengyun stands proudly and heroically, while the Lengyun Martyrs Memorial Hall tells the revolutionary journey of the martyrs. Ascending the steps, visitors are greeted by the Revolutionary Heroes Monument, behind which lie the martyrs' tombs divided into three sections—east, west, and south. Dozens of revolutionary martyrs rest here. Every year on Tomb-Sweeping Day, people from all walks of life come to pay their respects at the tombs and honor the fallen. Lengyun Park has become an educational base for instilling patriotism and internationalism in young people.

A rockery in the park separates two artificial lakes, whose waters are crystal clear. The surface reflects the beautiful weeping willows, and visitors can go boating on the lake. Huachuan County has also transformed an abandoned pond in the park into an artificial lake spanning nearly 10,000 square meters. The lake is surrounded by cement-paved waterfront platforms, transforming what was once a foul-smelling pond into an ideal leisure spot today.

Address: Huachuan County, Jiamusi City