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The origin of the name "Chrysanthemum Terrace" in Nanjing!

Classification: region >> Jiangsu >; & gt Nanjing

Problem description:

Want to know!

Don't tell me it's because there are so many chrysanthemums. ...

What happened there? Why was the cemetery built there?

Analysis:

Juhuatai Park is located in Shizigang outside Zhonghua Gate, with a total area of 22.4 1 hectare. This is a memorial park. There are nine tombs of martyrs, hexagonal pavilion, double bamboo pavilion, osmanthus pavilion, hexagonal bamboo pavilion, sparrow king, Tianlong temple, Tallinn and * * * spring. The ancient garden was rich in chrysanthemums, hence the name "Chrysanthemum Terrace". According to legend, in the Qing Dynasty, Gan Long went down to the south of the Yangtze River and arrived outside Andemen. At that time, the golden wind was cool, daisies were in full bloom, and the mountains were full of gold and jade, colorful and fascinating. From then on, it was named after Chrysanthemum Terrace.

The tomb of Nine Martyrs in Juhuatai is located in the west of Yuhuatai, where nine patriots are buried. 194 1 year, Japan created the "Pearl Harbor Incident". On April 1942, the Japanese army occupied the Philippines. The Japanese invaders lured and forced the staff of the Consulate General of China in Manila; They were asked to "turn over a new leaf", contribute to the puppet regime and be loyal to the "Emperor of Japan", which was resolutely decided by the diplomatic staff of the consulate. They were righteously in front of the enemy bayonet, preferring to die rather than surrender, and were killed. The nine martyrs were Consul General Yang Guangxing, Consul General Mo, Consul Zhu Jieping and Curator Lu Bingshu of the Consulate General in Manila. Xiao Dongming, Consul Zhuo Huanlai from the Consulate General in Sandakan, Consul Yang Qingshou from the Consulate General in Manila, Consul Yao Zhuxiu and Class A student Wang Gongwei.