Martyrs' Tomb

historical landmark

For the brave soldiers of the Qing Dynasty who died in martyrdom, I would like to thank them for fearlessly traveling through the rain of bullets, fighting against France, the world ’s first army power at that time, and the French ships at that time were also the best in the world. The French naval gun has a long range. Under various adverse circumstances, the Qing Dynasty soldiers used their own flesh and blood to build one line after another to defend the lives of ordinary people. Here I thank them for their heroic fighting spirit and patriotism. Love the people's sentiment, they sacrificed themselves in exchange for the people's first-line vitality, I sincerely thank them, because I live in the same place as the ancient battlefield of the Sino-French War, so my feelings are particularly deep, whenever I pass the national hero tomb , I will silently pay my respects to the fallen soldiers of the Sino-French War Qing Dynasty in my heart. Original text Fuck Wu Gexi was picked up by the wrong arm of the rhinoceros car When the sun is over, the enemy is Ruoyun Ling Yuzhen, Xi Yuxing, left, left, right, injured Two rounds of haze When the sky falls, the spirits are killed, and the wilderness is killed. Can't get in and out of the plain Take a long sword and hold Qin Gong's head away Sincerity is courageous and strong at the end The body is dead and the god is the soul and spirit

Min 47 sailing festival Port Director Xu Renshou built the shipwreck that year, the crew member Zhou Agen dropped the lifebuoy to save others. The inscription on the right side of the article has saved people. 2009 East Coast road construction can not be preserved the original appearance only retain the inscription above the anchor Under the viaduct, the tomb was built after the war. The rule of the Japanese government was built to cut the tomb. The tomb was built in the land and the tomb was built. The Japanese did not allow the Taiwanese to gather here to talk about the world and to demolish the tomb.

The Qing-French War, also known as the Sino-French War, was a war between the Qing government and France for the Vietnam sovereignty issue. After the war, a tomb was built to bury the "Qing Army" and "Volunteer Army" fallen soldiers. The construction of the road was demolished, and the "Tomb of the Qing People" was built on the gentry. Since the Japanese did not allow the Taiwanese to gather to talk about the world, the tomb was destroyed once more, and the monuments currently seen were not rebuilt until after World War II.

I thought it was a stele that preserved the original Taiwan ancestors of the Qing Dynasty. As a result, the stele at the scene was not only the original stele, but also the inscriptions by Jiang Zhongzheng, Chen Cheng and others. The epitaph next to it describes the destruction of the monument by the Japanese, but after finding the original monument, the narrator not only saved the original monument, but handed it to the then president inscription as a monument for political purposes to reinterpret the antiquities. This kind of behavior is definitely not far from the behavior of the Japanese, not to mention that the later rulers also destroyed countless tombs of the Japanese.

(Keelung Zhongyuan Festival) According to the information on the Internet, the origin is because The Qing law war, also known as the Sino-French war, was a war that broke out between the Qing government and France's sovereignty over Vietnam. Apart from the war in Vietnam, France sent a navy commander to lead the Far East fleet, obtained the Taiwan Strait's sea power, and successively occupied Taiwan. Keelung and Penghu. During the war, although the French and Luhai armed forces prevailed in most battles, they were unable to achieve a strategic victory overall. In the later period, Taiwan and Hangzhou Bay were successfully defended, and the Battle of Zhennanguan brought heavy weight to the French Army. Casualties led to the collapse of the Rufari regime. In 1884, France sent an admiral to attack Keelung. At that time, the first governor of Taiwan, Liu Mingchuan, led the public to resist. It lasted for 8 months. Although the French army was successfully defeated, both sides were killed and wounded. So they built the French cemetery and National hero tomb. There will be ritual activities in addition to the Zhongyuan Festival. There will be some old uncles chatting here on weekdays. It’s a pity to arrange it. In fact, this square is very suitable for letting the government’s park go to Haimen. Tourists resting watching the sea chat