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Qiaocheng District Martyrs' Cemetery

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The Qiaocheng District Martyrs' Cemetery was established in 1952 and covers an area of over 50 acres. The cemetery features a Hui-style garden-style stele forest structure, covering approximately 300 square meters. The exhibition hall spans more than 500 square meters and hosts special exhibitions on various revolutionary periods, including the Great Revolution, the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Liberation War, as well as tributes to revolutionary martyrs such as Peng Xuefeng. Through cultural relics, photographs, display descriptions, and precious historical materials, it vividly reflects the history of Qiaocheng District’s revolutionary struggles since the May Fourth Movement. The park includes a square of over 1,200 square meters, suitable for organizing large-scale commemorative events.

Qiaocheng District Martyrs' Cemetery

The Qiaocheng District Martyrs' Cemetery is a patriotic education base.

The Qiaocheng District Martyrs' Cemetery was established in 1952 and covers an area of over 50 acres. The cemetery features a Hui-style garden-style stele forest structure, covering approximately 300 square meters. The exhibition hall spans more than 500 square meters and hosts special exhibitions on various revolutionary periods, including the Great Revolution, the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Liberation War, as well as tributes to revolutionary martyrs such as Peng Xuefeng. Through cultural relics, photographs, display descriptions, and precious historical materials, it vividly reflects the history of Qiaocheng District’s revolutionary struggles since the May Fourth Movement. The park includes a square of over 1,200 square meters, suitable for organizing large-scale commemorative events.

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