Introduction to Babush Golden Tomb: Babush Golden Tomb covers an area of ​​about 300 square meters. The tomb is in the form of a tower, with a concrete structure covered with red stone. On the front of the tower is embossed "The Tomb of Soviet Army Infantry Lieutenant Colonel Babushkin". Babushkin was dispatched by the Soviet government in the 28th year of the Republic of China (1939) to support the Anti-Japanese War in China. He served as a military adviser to the Fifth Army of the National Revolutionary Army and participated in the Battle of Nanjing. He died of illness in Guilin in September 29th of the Republic of China at the age of 35. Originally buried in Jiashan, the western suburbs of Guilin, he was moved to Xishan in 1956.