Suiyang Beishan Martyrs' Monument

　　The Suiyang Beishan Martyrs' Monument is located within the Beishan Martyrs' Cemetery of the Third Residents' Committee in Suiyang Town, Dongning County, Mudanjiang City. It is situated at GPS coordinates of 44°25'42.0" N, 130°52'37.0" E, at an elevation of 110 meters, with the surrounding terrain reaching up to 383 meters. The martyrs' cemetery has a rectangular layout, measuring 70 meters from east to west and 20 meters from north to south, covering an area of 1,400 square meters. The front of the cemetery faces south and houses the remains of 18 revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War. The martyr graves are arranged from east to west, among which only four are named, while the rest are unnamed. The four named graves belong to Wei Shaowu, the former county magistrate of Suiyang County, his wife, their eldest son, and Yu Youmin, the former head of public security, all of whom were killed by bandits during the Liberation War. Wei Shaowu and his wife Wu Shulan are buried together in the middle, with their eldest son Wei Hongxing buried to the east and Yu Youmin to the west. All four of these martyr graves are of brick-concrete structure with cement finishes, and their tombstones stand on the southern side of the graves, though the inscriptions have become blurred over time; the others are earthen mounds. The area around the graves is surrounded by secondary forest, creating a solemn and respectful atmosphere. The Suiyang Beishan Martyrs' Cemetery serves as an important site for patriotic and revolutionary tradition education in Dongning County.

　　In 2005, the Suiyang Beishan Martyrs' Monument was designated as a patriotic education base.