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A Martyr’s Memorial in Taizhou, Zhejiang Suspected of Being Vandalized, Local Authorities Issue a Statement

On May 26th, in response to concerns raised about “media reports on the destruction of the martyr Cao Jinku’s memorial facilities,” the Veterans Affairs Bureau of Xianju County, Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province, issued a situation report. The details are as follows:
Upon verification, the martyr Cao Jinku’s memorial monument was established in 1999 at the Xianju Martyrs’ Cemetery and is managed by the Veterans Affairs Bureau of Xianju County. The reported stele was independently established by the government of Qiu Mountain Township (according to the regulations on the protection and management of martyr memorial facilities, which should be established by people’s governments at the county level or above). Due to the fact that the stele and its access road were located in a region prone to geological disasters, considering the hidden risks, the township government, after communicating with local village committees, removed the stele and closed the road, setting up warning signs.

Next steps, the Veterans Affairs Bureau of Xianju County will further communicate with the families of the martyrs and villagers, and will enhance the standardized management of all the county’s martyr memorial facilities.

Previously reported:
In March of this year, villagers from Shadi

About: Cao Jinku’s memorial monument

Cao Jinku’s memorial monument is dedicated to Cao Jinku, a notable figure in Chinese history, particularly during the early 20th century. Cao Jinku gained recognition for his role in the defense of Shanghai during the Japanese invasion in the 1930s, exemplifying bravery and leadership. The monument serves not only as a tribute to his military achievements but also as a symbol of resistance and national pride for China.

About: Xianju Martyrs’ Cemetery

The Xianju Martyrs’ Cemetery, located in Zhejiang Province, China, serves as a memorial site dedicated to the heroes who sacrificed their lives during various revolutionary activities in the region. Established to honor and remember these martyrs, the cemetery not only provides a place of reflection and respect for visitors but also educates future generations about the sacrifices made for the nation’s freedom and sovereignty. The site includes monuments, statues, and educational exhibits that chronicle the historical significance of the events and individuals commemorated there.