Martyrs' Tomb of Yu Weixin
The Martyrs' Tomb of Yu Weixin is a Yanping District cultural heritage site and a classic red tourism attraction.
The Martyrs' Tomb of Yu Weixin is located in Geshang Village, Taqian Town, Yanping District, dating from the modern era.
The Martyrs' Tomb of Yu Weixin has been designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.
Yu Weixin was born in 1915 (the 4th year of the Republic of China) in Chāngpúyáng Village, Túbǎo, Nánpíng City (now Chāngshàng Village, Tāqián Township). His father was a village doctor. In the spring of 1925 (the 14th year of the Republic), Yu Weixin attended Yingzhang Primary School in Shierdu, Youxi. In 1929 (the 18th year of the Republic), he was admitted to the Public Middle School of Northern Fujian in Nánpíng, and transferred to Jiàn'ōu Middle School the following autumn.
In his youth, Yu Weixin was influenced by progressive ideas, reading the works of progressive thinkers such as Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, [name censored], Mao Zedong, Zhang Wentian, Wang Jiaxiang, Lu Xun, and Guo Moruo.
In 1937 (the 26th year of the Republic), while at Jiàn'ōu Middle School, he joined the Chinese Communist Party through ... More details about Yu Weixin++
Tāqián Town: Located in the southern part of Yanping District, Nánpíng City, Tāqián Town borders Xiàdào Town and Lùxià Town to the east, Liánhé Township of Youxi County to the south, Shāxían County to the west, and Xīqín Town to the north, situated at the junction of Yanping, Shāxían, and Youxi counties (districts). The town covers a total area of 147.29 square kilometers, comprising 14 administrative villages and 73 natural villages, with a total population of 24,748.
The town enjoys convenient transportation, with the Fuyin Expressway and the county road from Nánpíng via Tāqián to Youxi running through the area, and a planned expressway interchange located in Tāqián. It is 31 kilometers from downtown Nánpíng and adjacent to Xīqín Town... More details about Tāqián Town++
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