In memory of the 19th Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army

Nanjing National Government established the National Funeral Cemetery in the former site of Nanjing Linggu Temple from 193 1 to 1935, and named it the National Revolutionary Army Soldiers Cemetery. 6 1 to 67 stone tablets in the memorial hall are engraved with 1932 list of soldiers of the 19th Route Army killed in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in Songhu; In the cemetery, there stands the Monument to the Sacrifice of the 19th Route Army in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in Songhu. Due to the large number of fallen soldiers, the cemetery can't accommodate everyone, so on the basis of zoning, a representative from each soldier level is selected for burial by lottery. Now it is a part of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression history education base.

1933, in order to commemorate the soldiers killed in the Battle of Songhu, overseas Chinese built a cemetery for the soldiers killed in Songhu of the 19th Route Army in Dongsha Road, Guangzhou. 1983 was announced as a cultural relic protection unit in Guangzhou, and 1989 was listed as the second batch of national key martyrs memorial buildings protection units in the State Council on August 3 1. 1990 changed its name to the cemetery of soldiers killed in the Anti-Japanese War in Songhu, 19th Route Army, and was announced as an excellent building unit in modern China. 1995 1 was announced by the Ministry of Civil Affairs as the first batch of patriotic education bases in China. In July, 2002, it was promoted to be a cultural relic protection unit in Guangdong Province, and in the same year it was rated as a national 3A tourist scenic spot.