The focus of visiting Qingyuan Revolutionary Martyrs Monument is to recall the revolutionary historical monument and inherit the lofty spirit of innovation. By visiting the revolutionary martyrs cemetery and watching the information of revolutionary heroes, we can enhance volunteers' sense of identity with China's revolutionary history, stimulate college students' patriotism, and help students establish a correct world outlook, outlook on life and values. Inheriting and learning revolutionary heroes is not afraid of difficulties.

Brief introduction of Qingyuan Revolutionary Martyrs Monument: 1958, Qingyuan People's Committee built Qingyuan Revolutionary Martyrs Monument in Zhongshan Park to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs. Located in the northeast and southwest, the monument is divided into two floors: crane yard and pedestal. There are steps and railings on all sides of the base, which are 37.7 meters long and 33.2 meters deep. Covering an area of 65,438+0,256,5438+0.6 square meters, it is divided into two floors. The first abutment is 0.78m high and the second abutment is 0.47m high. The monument stands in the middle of the abutment with a square cone and a spire. The pedestal is a cubic column, 2 meters high and 2.5 meters wide, and the front is inlaid with "Preface of Qingyuan Revolutionary Martyrs Monument". Monument No.4 Zhou Songbai is lush. Qingyuan Revolutionary Martyrs Monument was announced by the Qingcheng District People's Government of Qingyuan City in July, 2026, and 1999 and 10 was announced by Qingyuan Culture, Radio, Film, Tourism and Sports Bureau as the first batch of immovable revolutionary cultural relics protection units in Qingyuan City. Zhongshan Park, where the monument is located, was announced by Qingyuan Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee and Propaganda Department of Qingyuan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China as the first batch of patriotic education bases in Qingyuan in June 2005.