Martyrs’ Cemetery of the Chinese People’s Volunteers

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The Martyrs’ Cemetery of the Chinese People’s Volunteers is a memorial burial ground in North Korea honoring Chinese soldiers who died fighting in the Korean War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf burial ground
cemetery
military cemetery
war memorial
associatedWith Chinese People’s Volunteers
Korean War
People’s Republic of China
linked to: China
burialsOf Chinese People’s Volunteers soldiers
commemoratedNation People’s Republic of China
linked to: China
commemorates Chinese soldiers who died in the Korean War
conflictCommemorated Korean War
country North Korea
dedicatedTo Chinese People’s Volunteers
eraOfConflict 1950–1953
hasCulturalSignificanceFor China
North Korea
hasSubject China–North Korea relations
Chinese military history
Korean War
hasUse burial
memorial
honors Chinese soldiers killed in action in Korea
martyrs of the Chinese People’s Volunteers
languageOfName Chinese
Korean
locatedIn Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
linked to: North Korea

East Asia
locatedOn Korean Peninsula
memorialFor Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs
memorialType military memorial
purpose to commemorate Chinese soldiers who died fighting in the Korean War
to provide a burial place for Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs
relatedTo Chinese war cemeteries abroad
Sino–Korean friendship
symbolizes historical ties between China and North Korea
sacrifice of Chinese soldiers in the Korean War

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Mao Anying burialPlace Martyrs’ Cemetery of the Chinese People’s Volunteers
Martyrs’ Cemetery of the Chinese People’s Volunteers memorialFor Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs
linked to: Martyrs’ Cemetery of the Chinese People’s Volunteers