It features the Memorial Pavilion for Martyr Huang Xuezeng, who joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1922, was a first-term student at the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Training Institute, and a prominent leader of the peasant movement in Guangdong. There is also the former residence and tomb of Zhong Zhujun, one of the earliest female CCP members in southern Guangdong and a pioneer in the women’s liberation movement. Other sites include the tombs of martyrs Han Ying and Yan Zhuo, the site where twelve martyrs were martyred on Zhuhangling, the former site of the Youth Anti-Enemy Comrades Association, the former site of the Old Ma Uprising, the former site of the Dongmin Uprising, the former site of the Peasant Association, the founding site of the New First Regiment, the Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery of Beitan, the Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery of Shanjia, and the Monument to Martyrs Fallen in the Battle of Bijialing, among others. Revolutionary base villages can be found everywhere.
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