白榕蔭堂墓園(白崇禧將軍墓)

Liuzhangli is good feng shui

The commander-in-chief of TAIWAN is Muslim

From afar, the unique Islamic architecture is quite chic, it is really a majestic cemetery

Bai Chongxi and his wife and some of their children were buried together in the Bairong Yintang Cemetery in Liuzhangli Muslim Cemetery, Xinyi District, Taipei City. The cemetery is a rare Islamic architecture in Taiwan and was designated as a monument by the Taipei City Government in 2013. Bai Chongxi (March 18, 1893-December 2, 1966), the word Jiansheng [1]: 78. Muslim, the Islamic name Omar (Arabic: عمر‎). People from Lingui, Guilin, Guangxi [2]:4617. A general of the ROC Army, he is known as "little Zhuge." Generals of the Chinese Kuomintang Gui Family (Xin Gui Family) [2]:4617. The status is second only to Li Zongren. Since 1923, he served as the chief of staff of the Guangxi Rebel Army, the Guangxi Appeasement Commission and the chief of staff of the Gui Army Second Army, the deputy chief of staff of the National Revolutionary Army, and the former commander-in-chief of the East Route Army [2]:4617. Graduated from Baoding Military Academy. Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi are called "Li Bai," and they are the most powerful local military forces in the Kuomintang—the center of the Gui family. They have worked together for many years. The two initially joined the Kuomintang Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary camp in Guangzhou, and jointly expelled the old warlord in Guangxi. In 1927, he served as Songhu Garrison Commander [2]:4617. During the Northern Expedition, the Kuomintang led the Guangxi army to attack Shanhaiguan. Later he served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the Fourth Army and the new commander of the Thirteenth Army [2]:4617. After the successful Northern Expedition, he fought many wars with Jiang Zhongzheng and other local forces. After the defeat of the Jiang Gui War in 1929, he returned to Guangxi with Li Zongren and others [2]:4617. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in eight years, the two mobilized the army in Guangxi to fight against the Japanese, and cooperated in commanding many battles, with repeated victories. After 1931, Bai Chongxi successively served as executive member of the Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, deputy chief of staff and minister of military training of the National Government Military Commission, director of Guilin camp, minister of defense, director of the Strategic Advisory Committee, and chief of military and political affairs in Central China [2]:4617. However, the Kuomintang government failed to keep the results of the war in northeast China, and the situation became more and more unfavorable for the government. In the end, the Guangxi family could not keep half of the Republic of China. After going to Taiwan, Bai Chongxi was appointed as the deputy chairman of the Presidential Office Strategic Advisory Committee[1]:78. He died in Taipei in 1966. Bai Chongxi is the father of the famous writer Bai Xianyong. Bai Chongxi believes in Islam. During the Republic of China, he donated money to build many mosques, develop Muslim education, and gave Chinese Muslims a lot of convenience politically and economically. On the other hand, according to his son Bai Xianyong's recollection, Bai Chongxi was extremely opposed to a minority of Muslims' untimely customs, such as women not being educated, women wearing veils, etc. [3]. Bai Chongxi has a tolerant attitude towards religion, and often writes inscriptions and essays on Buddhist and Taoist temples, such as Nuannuan Ande Palace[4], Guangdu Temple attached to Guandu Palace[5], Wuqi Dynasty Yuangong[6], Yanping Junwang Temple [7], etc., are too numerous to list. Source Wikipedia

The place where a generation of famous Muslims sleep.

"Bai Rong Yin Tang Cemetery (General Bai Chongxi's Tomb)" (Taipei-Xinyi) Who is Bai Chongxi? The first-ranking general of the army and the first minister of defense of the Republic of China, but today he is the most well-known identity and should be the father of Bai Xianyong. In the cemetery, there is a dome-shaped pavilion to commemorate General Bai ’s wife, and a mosque to commemorate General Bai himself. Being in one of them is quite a tour of the Islamic kingdom on the flying carpet. Just from the celebrity inscriptions that will appear in the history of the Republic of China in the textbooks, I will still remind you that the party leader is resting here. It means that there seem to be several vacancies in the cemetery.

Motorcycles can be driven to the cemetery site (If you see the directions for the Political Victims Park on the roadside, just come in) The giant archway that catches my eye reminds me of the big three-bath archway Condescending here, quite imposing You can see the dome and the moon sign. There seem to be no street lights here?? As long as you have the attitude of respect and appreciation, even if you are alone here, you will not be afraid