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Martyr Li Zhenqian's Tomb

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Martyr Li Zhenqian's Tomb was built in the same year as Martyr Wu Danming's Tomb and shares a similar structure. Directly above the gate is an inscription by Comrade Pan Fusheng, former Secretary of the Huxi Regional Committee: “Martyr Li Zhenqian Lives Forever.” On the two pillars on either side of the gate are inscriptions by Comrade Shang Gedong, former Commissioner of the Huxi Special District, and Comrade Wang Xiangpu, former Deputy Secretary of the Huxi Regional Committee: “When the nation was in peril, the flag of resistance was raised, calling forth millions of brave soldiers to establish anti-Japanese bases; now that the mountains and rivers are liberated, your noble example shines over Huxi, inspiring the people to consolidate the People’s Republic.” In the center of the pavilion is a half-length white marble statue of Martyr Li Zhenqian, with his biography engraved on the base. The coffin is buried beneath the pavilion.

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Martyr Li Zhenqian's Tomb is a cultural tourism attraction.

Martyr Li Zhenqian's Tomb

Built in the same year as Martyr Wu Danming's Tomb and sharing a similar structure. Directly above the gate is an inscription by Comrade Pan Fusheng, former Secretary of the Huxi Regional Committee: “Martyr Li Zhenqian Lives Forever.” On the two pillars on either side of the gate are inscriptions by Comrade Shang Gedong, former Commissioner of the Huxi Special District, and Comrade Wang Xiangpu, former Deputy Secretary of the Huxi Regional Committee: “When the nation was in peril, the flag of resistance was raised, calling forth millions of brave soldiers to establish anti-Japanese bases; now that the mountains and rivers are liberated, your noble example shines over Huxi, inspiring the people to consolidate the People’s Republic.” In the center of the pavilion is a half-length white marble statue of Martyr Li Zhenqian, with his biography engraved on the base. The coffin is buried beneath the pavilion.