Stone Carvings at Zhou Jin’s Tomb

Stone Carvings at Zhou Jin’s Tomb

The stone carvings at Zhou Jin’s Tomb are a cultural relic protection unit of Nanjing.

The stone carvings at Zhou Jin’s Tomb are located in Chunjiang New City, Tieshixin Bridge Subdistrict, Yuhuatai District, and date back to the Ming Dynasty.

The stone carvings at Zhou Jin’s Tomb are a cultural relic protection unit of Nanjing.

Tieshixin Bridge Subdistrict: Located in the southern part of Nanjing, an ancient capital of six dynasties, Tieshixin Bridge Subdistrict lies just 4 kilometers south of Zhonghua Gate along the city’s main central thoroughfare (Zhongshan South Road). It covers a total area of 24 square kilometers with a population of 140,000.

1. Location and Transportation: Tieshixin Bridge lies within the depth of the southern main urban development area of Nanjing. It is only 7 kilometers north of Xinjiekou, the city center; adjacent to the upscale residential area of Ningnan to the east; 2 kilometers west of the Hexi New Town CBD central district — a key project by the municipal government — and the Olympic Sports Center recreational hub; and connected to Jiangning New Town to the southeast. The district enjoys a well-developed road network, with three horizontal and two vertical urban main roads closely linking it to the main city. … More detailed information about Tieshixin Bridge Subdistrict ++