Core Points - The "Remember, Protect, Inherit - Red September: Passing on the Flame" series of promotional activities was launched by the Wuhan Municipal Veterans Affairs Bureau on September 1, aiming to honor heroes and promote a culture of remembrance and respect for martyrs [1] - The "Together We Guard - Polishing the Monument" volunteer service activity for martyrs was initiated on August 19, with an initial recruitment of 100 volunteers, which saw over 400 applicants within two days [1][5] - A new mini-program titled "A Map of Martyrs' Memorial Facilities in Wuhan" was launched, allowing users to locate 70 memorial facilities, including cemeteries and memorials, and offering online tribute features [5][11] Volunteer Engagement - The initiative has attracted participation from various institutions, including Wuhan University Law School and Hubei University of Economics, which are collaborating with martyr cemeteries for volunteer services [1] - Representatives from the volunteer program expressed their commitment to promoting patriotic education and honoring the legacy of martyrs through various activities [5] Expert Involvement - A professional advisory team consisting of experts in history and cultural preservation has been established to enhance the scientific and professional protection of martyr memorial facilities [11] - The Wuhan Municipal Martyrs' Honor Expert Committee was formed, with 20 experts receiving appointments during the launch event [11][17] Upcoming Activities - The Veterans Affairs Bureau plans to organize a series of commemorative activities over the next month, focusing on the theme of "Passing on the Flame" to integrate the red legacy into the city's culture [17]