Liulianling Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery

　　Liulianling Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery is situated to the northeast of Wanning City, approximately 5 kilometers west of the exit at kilometer 113 on the Hainan East Expressway (Haiyu East Line). Covering an area of 242 mu, the cemetery features a revolutionary martyrs' monument that stands 12.5 meters tall, built with concrete and occupying 1,600 square meters, as well as an exhibition hall spanning 200 square meters. It was constructed in the autumn of 1961 by the People's Government of Wanning County to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the First and Second Revolutionary Civil Wars, the War of Resistance against Japan, and the Liberation War. In the summer of 1926, the first Party branch in Wanning was established in Tiantou Village at the foot of Liulianling. Since then, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the people of Hainan have used Liulianling as a revolutionary base. They demonstrated indomitable perseverance, with successive generations carrying on the struggle without interruption. They engaged in arduous and extraordinary battles against both domestic and foreign enemies. The site stands as a symbol of the Hainan people’s long-term commitment to revolutionary struggle, a microcosm of their 23 years of unyielding resistance, and a glorious chapter in the history of the Qiongya people, led by Comrade Feng Baiju, in their fight for the liberation of the Chinese nation.

　　Address: Liulian Village Committee, Heluo Town, Wanning City, Hainan Province

　　Postal Code: 571500

　　Phone: 13118953666

　　Fax: 89862217109