Longhua Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery, Military cemetery in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China.
Longhua Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery is a memorial site in Shanghai containing sculptures, commemorative structures, and an eternal flame at its center. The grounds are landscaped with walkways and display areas that present historical and memorial information to visitors.
From 1928 to 1937, this location functioned as a prison and execution site where Kuomintang forces killed many Chinese communists. The memorial was established afterward to preserve the memory of these tragic events and those who died there.
The cemetery blends traditional Chinese design with a solemn space honoring those who died for revolutionary ideals. Visitors encounter inscriptions and memorials throughout the grounds that reflect how the community remembers these figures.
Admission is free and the grounds are easy to navigate with clear paths and signage throughout. A nearby metro station provides convenient access for those using public transportation to arrive at the site.
The grounds preserve the original prison structure and execution site where these events actually occurred. This preservation allows visitors to see directly the physical locations connected to this period rather than encountering only abstract memorials.
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