Tomb of Hu Hong and His Wife

Tomb of Hu Hong and His Wife

The Tomb of Hu Hong and His Wife is a cultural relic protection unit of Zhejiang Province.

The Tomb of Hu Hong and His Wife is located in Songyuan Subdistrict, Qingyuan County, dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty.

The tomb complex is large in scale, well-preserved, and rich in burial artifacts. It represents a significant archaeological discovery from the Southern Song period in Zhejiang Province. This finding has helped resolve many controversies surrounding Hu Hong’s life, enriched the historical and cultural heritage of Qingyuan, and provided valuable material for the study of the Song Dynasty.

On January 13, 2017, the People's Government of Zhejiang Province announced it as part of the seventh batch of Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Units.

Songyuan Subdistrict: On the afternoon of March 23, 2012, Songyuan Subdistrict was officially established.

Songyuan Subdistrict: It comprises the area of the former Songyuan Town west of Songyuan Street and east of the boundary of Wusi Village, as well as the former Sishan Township. It governs four communities—Shilong, Yonggui, Xinjian, and Tongde—and 28 administrative villages including Chengbei, Ximen, Niuluyang, Huixi, Kengxi, Beimen, Nanmen, Dongmen, Caiye, Dicun, Aohou, Shangzhuang, Wuyi, Wu’er, Wu’san, Wusi, Zhucun, Xunshanxia, Xunkeng, Pingyang, Gaoji, Sanxi, Bandaihou, Longtou, Louxia, Xieshan, Shen’niao, and Jiujii—with a total area of 122.9... More detailed information about Songyuan Subdistrict++

Further Reading:

· Seventh Batch of Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Units