Beijing fengshui

For life, no matter what you encounter, no matter what you experience, you will eventually die, which is the end we all want to usher in. But life is not only death, but also many things worth remembering and pursuing. After death, people will be buried in cemeteries, which are places where people mourn the dead. Some people will not only have relatives and friends to mourn him after death, but even some strangers will come to mourn him and visit the grave. For example, in Babaoshan Cemetery in Beijing, the people buried in a tomb are very mysterious, and many people come to this tomb to sweep their graves. In Babaoshan Cemetery in Beijing, whose tomb has been swept the most, and who is the special tomb No.81?

Babaoshan cemetery

When it comes to the highest-standard cemetery in China, we have to mention Babaoshan Cemetery. Beijing Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery is also called National Cemetery. If we look at the map, we will find that Beijing Babaoshan Cemetery is located in the east of Babaoshan, Shijingshan District, Beijing. From the perspective of geomantic omen in China, Babaoshan cemetery is a treasure, because Babaoshan is backed by mountains and surrounded by Woods, far away from the noise of the city. There are some rumors that eunuchs in Ming and Qing dynasties will choose to go to Babaoshan for the elderly when they are old, because it is quiet there. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the society was very turbulent, and many cemeteries were destroyed because of social unrest. However, Babaoshan cemetery has not been damaged by social unrest, which is also a great comfort to people. During the Republic of China, the Kuomintang changed this place into a martyrs' shrine to commemorate the soldiers.

After the founding of China, China society entered a stable stage, and the people of China also stood up. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the state began to arrange the construction of martyrs cemetery. After all, we all know that peace in China today is the result of the blood and lives of martyrs. After careful consideration by the leaders and some related investigations and studies, Babaoshan was renamed Martyrs Garden. At that time, people called this cemetery Beijing Martyrs Cemetery.

You may be curious about the great men of China buried in Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery. In fact, many Chinese leaders and some great men are buried in Babaoshan cemetery. We heard that Qu Qiubai, the revolutionary forerunner, or Zhu De and Chen Yun, who made great contributions to the country, were buried in Babaoshan Cemetery. Some foreign friends such as Anna and Louis Strong were also buried in Babaoshan Cemetery.

The most swept tomb and the special tomb No.81.

As the highest cemetery in China, Babaoshan Cemetery is often visited by people, but one person is often visited. This person is a very famous woman. Her name is Lin. Everyone knows that Lin may be because of that sentence, you are April on earth, and Lin himself is also a person with great cultural and architectural talent. But many people only pay attention to her private life and ignore her talent. The architectural specifications of Babaoshan Cemetery were designed by Lin. From the majestic scale of Babaoshan, we can also see Lin's talent.

Lin was buried in Babaoshan Cemetery in China. In addition to the forest, there is also a cemetery that people often mention. This cemetery is the very famous Babaoshan 8 1 cemetery in Beijing. The people buried in Tomb 8 1 are one of the promoters of China's history. This man is He Long. The Nanchang Uprising led by He Long fired the first shot of the Anti-Japanese War, which also marked the beginning of independent leadership, and the China Revolution began to master the armed leadership.

The day of Nanchang Uprising was August 1st, and August 1 was also designated as Army Day. Therefore, the number of August 1st is very important to He Long. After his death, He Long was also placed in the 8 1 cemetery. Moreover, due to some reasons, some cultural relics and historical sites in China have been damaged to a certain extent, and some cemeteries have also been vandalized. Therefore, in 1979, China began to carry out large-scale cemetery restoration work. Those cemeteries that were vandalized or built for some objective reasons have returned to their original appearance.

In 20 19, China Babaoshan Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Park was also successfully completed. Babaoshan Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Park covers an area of 1 10,000 square kilometers and is divided into three parts: Martyrs' Public Sacrifice Square, Landscape Area and Martyrs' Tomb. Therefore, Babaoshan Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Park can be described as a national cemetery in the true sense. Many great men who have contributed to China and the Chinese nation are buried here, and they are being commemorated and missed by people.

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The cemetery in Babaoshan is also the history of China, and they have made contributions to the country. As future generations, we cannot forget them. We should pay tribute to them, learn from their spirit and contribute to the development of China.