Tomb of Liang Anshi

Tomb of Liang Anshi

The Tomb of Liang Anshi is a cultural relic protection unit of Liandu District.

Tomb of Liang Anshi: Historical records state that after Liang Anshi, an official of the Judicial Intendant of Guangxi Circuit during the Song Dynasty, passed away, he was buried in Zhushu Tu, his hometown of Wochuan. The tomb is located on a hillside about 500 meters west of present-day Liang Village. It faces south and has an area of approximately 42 square meters. The mound is built with pebbles, standing about 1.2 meters high, with two steps made of pebbles at the front. Since the Taiping Xingguo era (976–983) of the Song Dynasty, Liang Village has been a place where people with the surname Liang settled and multiplied. On March 25, 2004, the Lishui Municipal Government designated the tomb site as part of the third batch of municipal-level cultural relic protection units in Lishui City.

Liang Village: Currently, Liang Village in Laozhu Town consists of 9 villager groups, with 476 households and a population of 1,482, including 31 Party members. The village has a total of 1,504 mu of arable land, 6,562 mu of mountainous land, and 6,727 mu of forested land. About one-fifth of the farming households run businesses or supermarkets outside the village, while the main sources of income for residents are citrus fruits, rice, vegetables, and working or doing business elsewhere. The collective economy of the village is relatively weak, which poses challenges to its development.

Currently, the new village committee works in unity and demonstrates strong execution. In 2011, Liang Village was included in the village improvement plan. This year, renovation of dilapidated houses has begun... Detailed information about Liang Village++