The Anti Japanese Armed Forces in Southeastern Guangxi

Inside Zhuxiangkou Park in the eastern suburbs of Yulin City, Guangxi

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 & nbsp; The memorial tower was laid on March 5, 1992 and completed in October 1998, covering an area of 60 acres Statue of the Memorial Tower of the Southeast Guangxi Anti Japanese Armed Uprising; A Jurassic dinosaur trench carved from useful stones, featuring dominant scenic spots such as giant tortoises, stone rabbits, stone sheep, and stone cows; There are sculptures of Beiliu bronze drums and a gallery of famous ancient Chinese emperors' 100 meter stone statues under construction. The memorial tower surrounded by trees is octagonal in shape and covered with glazed tiles. This is a historical monument commemorating the anti Japanese armed uprising in southeastern Guangxi. In January 1999, with the approval of the Autonomous Region Party Committee and the Autonomous Region People's Government, it was named the Autonomous Region Patriotic Education Base. The bottom layer of the memorial tower displays a brief introduction to the anti Japanese armed uprising in southeastern Guangxi and a list of martyrs. Recreating the tragic and solemn bronze sculpture of the armed uprising and struggle of the past. The second floor of the memorial tower displays the life stories of 13 major leaders of armed uprisings, including Huang Zhang, Wu Jiayi, Li Yunhao, Zhang Xihe, and 12 major events of armed uprisings. The third layer displays cultural relics such as firearms, documents, notices, and instructions used by the anti Japanese armed uprising team in the past. The fourth to sixth floors of the memorial tower display reliefs reflecting the heroic struggles of the martyrs during their lifetime. The five group reliefs on the seventh level vividly depict the heroic people of Yulin who, under the leadership of the Party, have made great achievements in carrying forward the past and opening up the future, and in creating the cause of socialist modernization