Cheng Quanzhao’s Tomb

Cheng Quanzhao’s Tomb

Cheng Quanzhao’s Tomb is a municipal-level cultural heritage protection site in Hangzhou.

Cheng Quanzhao’s Tomb is located in Jiawu Village, Jingshan Town, at Jiawuli. Dating from the contemporary era, it falls under the category of significant modern historical sites and representative architecture.

In 2009, Cheng Quanzhao’s Tomb was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage protection site in Hangzhou.

Protected area: The site extends approximately 3 meters beyond the tomb itself, covering a total area of 112 square meters.

Construction control zone: The protected area extends approximately 15 meters beyond the protected boundary, bordered by the mountain ridge line to the east and west, the 56-meter contour line to the south, and the 66-meter contour line to the north, covering a total area of 1,875 square meters.

Jingshan Town: Jingshan Town is located in the western part of Yuhang District. Both the North Tiaoxi and Middle Tiaoxi rivers run through the town. To the south, it connects to the Hangzhou–Huangshan Highway; to the north, it links with National Highway 104 and Provincial Highway 015, ensuring convenient transportation. The town covers an area of 157.08 square kilometers and has a total population of 38,507. It administers 13 administrative villages, 2 communities, 274 villager groups, and 12,888 farming households. Jingshan Town boasts a long history and rich cultural heritage. Within its territory are the relics of the Xiaogucheng Ancient Site, spanning cultures from the Majiabang Period to the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods; the Jingshan Temple, the foremost among the Five Mountains and Ten Temples of Jiangnan; and the former residence where Lu Yu, the Sage of Tea, tasted tea and wrote the Classic of Tea... For more details about Jingshan Town++