Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Moscow's Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs, located in Alexander's Garden outside the Kremlin's red wall on the northwest side of Red Square. It was built on the eve of the Victory Day of the Patriotic War in 1967. On the crimson marble mausoleum facing north and east, a little west side is decorated with bronze sculptures of helmets and military flags. The shape is simple and bright, with deep meaning. In front of the tomb was a convex five-star torch, the flame spewed from the center of the five-star, which had been burning from the time it was built and never extinguished, and it symbolized the spirit of the martyr to shine on the world forever.

The Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs located on the Red Square of Moscow is built in Russia to commemorate the martyrs who died in the Second World War. The whole building is solemn and important, and it is integrated with the sculptures in front of the tomb, long-singing lights and so on.

The contribution and sacrifice of the former Soviet Union in World War II cannot be erased by anyone, and the soldiers who died in World War II to fight fascism are worthy of our reverence, and they come to the tomb of the Unknown Martyr, and their hearts are full of solemnity.

The Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs is close to the wall of the North Palace of the Kremlin. It is guarded by a bright fire and guards. It is a tradition for the couples in Moscow to lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs when they get married. It happened that we met it once. When the guards changed positions, the proud eyes of the young soldiers showed a little germination at the same time. Along the road beside the tomb, there are a row of city names, all of which are heroic cities of the Patriotic War.

Moscow's Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs, located in the Alexander Garden outside the Red Wall of the Kremlin on the northwest side of Red Square, was built in memory of the unknown heroes who died in the anti-fascist war, before the Victory Festival of 1967. On the deep red marble mausoleum facing north and east-west, bronze sculptures with steel helmet and flag on the west side are simple and lively in shape and solemn in meaning. There is a convex five-star torch in front of the tomb. The flames emitted from the center of the five-star torch have never been extinguished since it was built. It symbolizes the spirit of the martyrs shining on the world forever. In front of the torch, a line of inscriptions is engraved on the blue marble floor - "No one knows your name, your merits are immortal". Two glass pavilions were placed on both sides of the tomb. In front of the pavilion stood two solemn-looking sentries with guns, guarding martyrs day and night. This is known to all Russian women and children "the first post in the country". Most notable is the hourly job change ceremony. Foreign delegations usually come here to lay wreaths.

Alexander Garden is a rectangular park outside the red wall of the Kremlin Palace. In the garden, there is a famous Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs, commemorating the soldiers killed in the Patriotic War. It was opened in 1967. There is a torch in front of the tomb, and the unbroken flame has been burning since it was built. The tombstone is inscribed with "Your name is unknown, your deeds will last forever". When visiting foreign delegations, they usually pay homage to the tombs of martyrs and lay wreaths. Many Moscow people come here when they get married, and the new couples present beautiful flowers to the unknown heroes with reverence. The No. 1 National Sentry was originally located in Lenin's tomb. Not long ago, it was arranged in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs. The Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs has a changing ceremony at every hour. We also watched the changing ceremony that day. The Russian guards were so handsome. On the west side of the Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs are 12 cuboidal granite markers, one by one engraved with 12 heroic cities in the Patriotic War. The monuments of these cities have flowers from the masses. When you visit them, you must be in an extremely reverent mood. Not all nations and countries can stand up when the world is in danger and pay tribute to the Chinese and Russian nationalities who were equally brave and unyielding and suffered tremendous sacrifices in the Second World War.

The tomb of the unnamed martyrs on the red court in Moscow, the flames that burn all year round, commemorate those who fought for the guards. The whole point of changing the guard is a point that cannot be missed. The meticulous pace of the honor guards is shocking.

The Tomb of the Unknown Martyr was built on the anniversary of the Patriotic War in 1967 and is located outside the Kremlin Red Wall.