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Tomb of Shen Qiu in Meitang

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The Tomb of Shen Qiu in Meitang dates back to the Song Dynasty. It is located at the northern foothills of Meitang Natural Village, Meifeng Village, Nanzhao Town, and is classified as an ancient tomb. On June 28, 2016, it was designated as part of the 16th batch of County-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units in Zhao’an County. Protected area: an extension of 1,000 meters east, west, south, and north from the tomb’s sacrificial platform. …

Tomb of Shen Qiu in Meitang

The Tomb of Shen Qiu in Meitang is a cultural relic protection unit of Zhao’an County.

The Tomb of Shen Qiu in Meitang dates back to the Song Dynasty. It is located at the northern foothills of Meitang Natural Village, Meifeng Village, Nanzhao Town, and is classified as an ancient tomb.

On June 28, 2016, it was designated as part of the 16th batch of County-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units in Zhao’an County.

Protected area: an extension of 1,000 meters east, west, south, and north from the tomb’s sacrificial platform.

Meifeng Village: Meifeng Village is situated northwest of the Nanzhao Town government seat, 0.6 kilometers directly north. It borders Dongxi River to the east, Shenqiao Town to the west, Beiguan Community Committee to the south, and Xigushan Lin Cuokeng and Chishui Stream mountain range to the north. The settlement is built along the western bank of the Dongxi River, shaped like the Big Dipper, and includes eight natural villages: Yuduntou, Xia Meitang, Longxinglou, Puan, Hucuche, Shang Meitang, Xiacaoliao, and Dutou, comprising two production teams. The village committee is located beside National Highway 324 in the Nanzhao section (opposite Zhao’an Vocational and Technical School). The village has a total of 1,181 households and a population of 4,865, all Han Chinese, with surnames including Yuduntou… More details about Meifeng Village ++

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