"There are two strange roads in heaven and on earth, and the dead and the living are desolate." It is said that the double happiness of life is the night of the cave flower candle and the title of the gold list. And there are also two sorrows in life, that is, the old friends turn their eyes and the yin and yang are separated. Since ancient times, the Chinese nation has believed in ghosts and gods, and also believes in reincarnation, past and present lives. After the death of a person, he will build a magnificent or simple tomb and put in many funerary items, in the hope that the deceased can live a happy life in the Western Heavens.
Different from the churches in the West, in China, the mausoleum is the sustenance of the living to the deceased, whether it is a royal tomb or a small peasant tomb, the remembrance of relatives is the same.
China's Babaoshan Cemetery, there are many extraordinary people buried, every festival will have many people to go to mourn, then, who is the first tomb of Babaoshan? Whose tomb is most worshipped? Which great man is buried in the special Tomb 81?
The resting place of great men
Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery is the most famous revolutionary cemetery in China, where many meritorious generals, scientists, celebrities and international friends who have made great contributions to the Republic are buried here.
"The soul trusts the sun and the moon, and the liver and gallbladder reflect the rivers and mountains." After experiencing the turbulent eight-year War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and after fighting for the survival of the Republic, they retired from success and returned to peace in their lives, quietly caring for the young People's Republic of China like the rising sun in the East on the Babao Mountain.
Not all revolutionary martyrs have the opportunity to be buried in Babaoshan, and only soldiers who have made outstanding contributions have this honor. And Babaoshan is not only a cemetery, but also a demonstration base for the endless education of the Red Revolution.
Since the completion of the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery in the 1950s, countless people have come and gone to pay homage to each other, and over time they have formed many beautiful talks that have been recited for a while, and people are very curious about the great man who was the first to be buried in the Babaoshan Cemetery.
The cornerstone of the red business
The first great man to be buried in Babaoshan was ren bishi, an important member of China's first generation of leadership and the cornerstone of China's red cause. In 1904, Ren Bishi was born in Miluo, Hunan Province, "long breath to cover up the sniffles, mourning the hardships of the people's livelihood." This place, which has been closely related to the great patriotic poet Qu Yuan since ancient times, has also cultivated Ren Bishi's sense of responsibility for the motherland.
At the age of 18, Ren Bishi joined the Communist Party of China, which coincided with the first Kuomintang-Communist cooperation in full swing, but due to the wolf ambitions of the Kuomintang, the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party soon broke down, and Ren Bishi resolutely supported the CPC Central Committee represented by Chairman Mao and fought against the different voices in the Party at that time.
Ren Bishi's life can be said to be a life of struggle for the Communist Party. "Horizontal eyebrows are cold to a thousand fingers, and bow down to be a widow cow." He has never felt hard in dealing with the work within the Party, and strives to complete things meticulously, no matter how trivial, and puts the Party's instructions and the interests of the masses of the people first.
He has always adhered to the principle of "if you can insist on walking a hundred steps, you should not take ninety-nine steps", long-term illness work, for the new China that has just stood up, he has no time to take care of his body, and finally fell ill because of overwork, and died in Beijing in 1950 at the age of 46. To commemorate his numerous contributions to the Republic, Ren became the first national leader to be buried in Babaoshan Cemetery.
However, Ren Bishi was not the one who was most worshipped, so who was the great man who was so loved by the people?
April day on earth
"I'm probably a bird. Full of alertness, not easy to stay. So it's been flying. Lin Huiyin once wrote such a sentence in his own book. As a talented woman who was famous in the Republic of China period, Lin Hui was also remembered by the people after her death, and became the most worshipped one in the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.
Born in 1904 in Hangzhou, Lin Huiyin was originally named Lin Huiyin, and his name came from "Shijing Daya Siqi:大姒嗣徽音, Zebaisnan". Because its name collided with a male writer of the same period, it was renamed Huiyin. When it comes to Lin Huiyin, people always pay too much attention to her emotional life, because Xu Zhimo, a romantic suitor, makes people have more of a peach reverie about her life.
But as Lin Huiyin's self-description, she is a bird that has been flying, not a canary for men to enjoy. Lin Huiyin has never had an improper relationship with Xu Zhimo, she and her husband Liang Sicheng are in love with each other, and have jointly completed the exploration and restoration of many ancient buildings, making unparalleled contributions to China's archaeological cause and construction cause.
Her knowledgeable knowledge, her wisdom and wisdom, and her gentle appearance have all left a very deep impression on the world. In the years of war, in order to protect cultural relics, Lin Huiyin had to go around and work hard, and even accumulated fatigue. In April 1955, a generation of talented women passed away unexpectedly. With the approval of the state, she was buried in the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery in recognition of her outstanding contributions.
The sword is sheathed
"You don't see the hardships of the battlefield, and you still remember General Li." The Chinese nation came from the darkness of the War of Resistance, and many people fell into the darkness before dawn. As the saying goes, where there is war, there must be good generals. Buried in Tomb No. 81 of Babaoshan is Marshal He Long, who has made great achievements in battle, in 1896, He Long was born in a poor peasant family in Sangzhi County, Hunan Province, and although it started in the late days, it eventually grew into a pillar.
He is one of the founders and leading leaders of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. In his military career, he experienced every key historical turning point of the Chinese nation. From the old democratic revolution to the socialist revolution, in the intervening decades, He Long unswervingly followed the leadership of the Communist Party of China and witnessed the ups and downs of the Communist Party of China.
And it is such a loyal and good general who bowed down to the revolutionary cause of the Chinese nation and died, such a sharp sword that pointed directly at the throat of the enemy in the War of Resistance, but in the catastrophe of the ten years after the founding of the People's Republic, he was persecuted to death by shameless villains, the hero lost his way, where is the sky!
He Long was rehabilitated within a few years after his death and was approved to be buried in Tomb No. 81 of the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery, where his superb command on the anti-Japanese battlefield has handed down many battlefield myths, and Cemetery No. 81 is also a must for military enthusiasts.
"After death, Yuan knew that everything was empty, but sadly did not see Kyushu Tong." The great patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, Lu You, issued a touching and profound sigh before his death. Many of the martyrs buried in Babaoshan also died on the eve of dawn, and they did not see the reunification of the motherland and the founding of the People's Republic of China.
The establishment of the revolutionary cemetery is not only so that future generations can often go to remember and mourn, but also to bring together the revolutionary martyrs, soothe their souls who have worked hard all their lives, not disturbed by people, rest on top of The Eight Treasure Mountain, quietly feel the rise of China for which they paid for their lives in the new era, and the sleeping oriental dragon has long been awakened!