Wanxiangshan Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument

Wanxiangshan Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument

The Wanxiangshan Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is a classic red tourism destination and a patriotic education base.

The Wanxiangshan Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument is a patriotic education base. The monument was built in 1967, inscribed with the words "Immortal for the Sacrifice to the Nation." The north and south sides of the monument base house the ashes of 22 martyrs. During the 1991 renovation, the east and west sides of the base were additionally engraved with the names, birthdates, and dates of sacrifice of 40 martyrs who died before the founding of the People's Republic of China in Lishui and 123 martyrs who died after the founding. A memorial square was also established in front of the monument. In 2007, the provincial civil affairs department allocated over 200,000 yuan, and the Liandu District government contributed several tens of thousands of yuan to renovate the monument again. On the north and south sides of the main monument stand two separate martyr monuments: the southern one is the Huang Fuwu Martyr Monument, and the northern one is the Zhou Liping Martyr Monument, which bears an inscription by Jiang Zemin: "Learn from Zhou Liping, who devoted his life to the people."