Nangpi Martyrs' Cemetery

Nangpi Martyrs' Cemetery

Nangpi Martyrs' Cemetery is a cultural tourism attraction and a classic red tourism site.

Nangpi Martyrs' Cemetery

Located to the east of the county town, it was built in the autumn of 1956 and faces south. The cemetery is divided into eastern and western sections. The western section is the martyrs' tomb area, featuring a main hall. In the center of the cemetery stands a statue of Zhang Yintao, an early revolutionary and a member of the Party during the First National Congress, who was a martyr. To the north of the statue is the martyrs' memorial hall, where the tablets, personal belongings, and portraits of the martyrs are enshrined. To the north of the hall lies the martyrs' burial ground. The symbolic remains of Martyr Zhang Yintao are interred here. In front of the tomb is a gravestone erected by Liu Geping, a comrade-in-arms of the martyr. The eastern section serves as the cremation memorial hall for cadres.