Huangma Uprising and Eyuwan Soviet Area Revolutionary Martyrs Monument

　　Located at No. 1 Lingyuan Avenue, Chengguan Town, Hong'an County, the monument stands in the front part of the Huangma Uprising and Eyuwan Soviet Area Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Park. It was built in 1977. The monument is 27.11 meters high, a figure commemorating the outbreak date of the Huangma Uprising — November 13, 1927. All four sides of the monument are inlaid with white marble. The front bears seventeen large Chinese characters reading “Huangma Uprising and Eyuwan Soviet Area Revolutionary Martyrs Monument,” personally inscribed on April 26, 1978, by the then Chairman of the CPC Central Committee. The sides of the monument feature inscriptions by Dong Biwu, Ye Jianying, Xu Xiangqian, and Li Xiannian. The front base is engraved with an epitaph jointly composed by the Hubei Provincial Committee of the CPC and the provincial government. The sides of the base display large bas-reliefs depicting the heroic struggles and successive sacrifices of the people in the Soviet area. This monument is a representative and iconic structure commemorating revolutionary activities in the Eyuwan region. It remains the largest revolutionary martyrs' memorial structure in the Eyuwan area to this day and serves as an important site for patriotic education.

　　Source: Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau