Guanzhuang Martyrs' Monument

Guanzhuang Martyrs' Monument

The Guanzhuang Martyrs' Monument is a cultural relic protection unit of Pubei County and a classic red tourism site.

Guanzhuang Martyrs' Monument

Located on a small hill by the Shitijiang River, east of Guanzhuang Town, the monument was built in 1964, renovated in 1972, and refurbished in 1986 with a new inscription. Constructed from reinforced concrete, it faces south with its back to the north, stands 6 meters tall and 1.5 meters wide, and is inscribed with “Eternal Glory to Revolutionary Martyrs.” Beneath the monument lie the remains of 24 martyrs, including Liang Zhenzong. About 30 meters behind the monument stands a memorial pavilion. The hexagonal open-air pavilion is formed by six pillars and features a cement and stone platform inside. The hillside between the monument and the pavilion is lined with towering trees and fragrant star anise plants, while at the foot of the hill, the Shitijiang River meanders gracefully, creating a beautiful environment.

Guanzhuang Town: Guanzhuang Town is located in the northeastern part of Pubei County, Qinzhou City, Guangxi, within the Six Wan Mountain area. It borders Beihai and Qinzhou to the south and Yulin to the north, and is just over 90 kilometers from Yulin City. It is a typical mountainous town. Covering an area of 199 square kilometers, the town features undulating mountains and flowing streams. There are 230,000 mu of suitable forested land and only 22,000 mu of arable land, making it a place of “eight parts mountain, one part water, and one part farmland.” Located north of latitude 22 degrees 20 minutes, the town enjoys a mild climate, abundant rainfall, and fertile soil. It comprises 17 village committees, 292 villager groups, and has a population of over 38,000. … Guanzhuang Town detailed information++