Red Army Martyrs Memorial Wall

Located in Wangping Village, Shaxi Town, Tongjiang County, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province, the Red Army Martyrs Cemetery of the Sichuan-Shaanxi Revolutionary Base is a national 4A-level tourist attraction, a national key cultural relic protection unit for martyrs' memorial buildings, and a national patriotic education base. The Red Army Martyrs Memorial Wall in the Red Army Martyrs Cemetery of the Sichuan-Shaanxi Revolutionary Base is a memorial facility of great historical significance. The memorial wall is located at the top of the Nameless Martyrs Memorial Park, with a total length of 102 to 103 meters and a height of 5.9 meters. It is magnificent, with the names of 7,823 Red Army martyrs who died during the Tongjiang battle engraved on the wall. These martyrs came from many provinces and cities across the country, including cadres and soldiers of different ranks such as military, division, and regiment. The Martyrs Wall is not only an important place to commemorate the martyrs, but also an important carrier to inherit the red culture and promote the revolutionary spirit. It bears witness to the heroic sacrifices of the Red Army soldiers, commemorates the great victory of the revolutionary cause, and inspires future generations to keep moving forward. 🚉Transportation Guide: The Red Army Martyrs Memorial Wall is located at the top of the cemetery, about 1,300 meters from the Iron Blood and Two Hearts Square. If you drive, you can drive to the parking lot behind the Martyrs Wall. 👍Most Recommended: The wall is engraved with the names and birthplaces of 7,823 Red Army martyrs from various towns in Tongjiang and other provinces outside Sichuan who died in the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet Area.