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沿着喧闹的长安街一路向西走下去,过了玉泉路之后不远,在路北一侧几棵遒劲的苍松翠柏之下,掩映着八宝山革命公墓陵园的大门,这里是很多革命先烈最后的安栖之所。作为中国规格最高的公共墓地,八宝山革命公墓在国人心目中有着非同一般的地位;作为国家级的爱国主义教育基地,每年都有数以千、万计的年轻人来此缅怀先烈英魂。在这里有这么一群人,他们兢兢业业、默默无闻地守护着一座座烈士坟茔,一个个烈士骨灰盒。他们的生活枯燥而单调,且长期不为人知,这群人,我们称之为“烈士守墓人”。
Along the noisy streets of Chang’an Avenue all the way west, not far after Yuquan Road, on the north side of the road under a few pudgy pines and cypresses, hidden Babaoshan revolutionary cemetery cemetery door, here is a lot of revolutionary martyrs The last of the habitat. As the highest-standard public graveyard in China, Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery has a very different status in the minds of the people. As a national-level patriotic education base, thousands and tens of thousands of young people come here each year to honor the heroine. There are so many people here that they are conscientious and do their best to guard the tombs of martyrs and the coffins of martyrs one by one. Their lives are boring, monotonous, and unknowingly long known to us as the “crusader”.