Poetry in memory of revolutionary martyrs

The poems commemorating the revolutionary martyrs are as follows

1, Linzi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Tower

Martyrs are loyal to the sky, and white clouds touch them calmly.

God bowed his head and invited guests and asked the whole people for a cup of green tea.

2. Linzi Revolutionary History Memorial Hall

Yuhuan represents the soul, and the name of a martyr is high.

The iron fist shattered the old world, and the chin lifted Huang Helong.

3. Martyrs' Tomb

Pine and cypress embody the spirit, and the shade sets off the loyal soul.

Give yourself up for others and inspire young people to serve the country.

4. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

No one knows the name, and it's hard to find traces of home.

Sleeping here is not so lonely, paying homage to relatives at the grave.

Revolutionary Martyr is the honorific title given by People's Republic of China (PRC) government to those who died heroically in the people's revolutionary struggle to defend the motherland or socialist construction.

According to the interpretation of revolutionary martyrs by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China (19501June 15), those who have really sacrificed for the revolution and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression since the Revolution of 1911 are called martyrs.

In the same year, on 65438+February 1 1 day, the Ministry of Internal Affairs issued the Provisional Regulations on the Compensation for the Sacrifice and Death of Revolutionary Soldiers, the Provisional Regulations on the Compensation for the Casualty of Revolutionary Workers and the Provisional Regulations on the Compensation for the Casualty of Militia Migrant Workers.

All the victims of the China People's Liberation Army and the People's Public Security Forces who participated in the war or died in the line of duty (unyielding capture, generous sacrifice or assassination by secret agents, etc.), revolutionary workers who died in the struggle against the enemy or died in the line of duty, and militia and migrant workers who participated in the war are called martyrs.

1On June 4th, 980, the State Council, People's Republic of China (PRC) re-promulgated the Regulations on Commending Revolutionary Martyrs. Those who meet the conditions can be approved as revolutionary martyrs.