Tomb of Zhu Sen
The Tomb of Zhu Sen is a cultural tourism attraction.
Tomb of Zhu Sen — A provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit, located west of Huguo Temple in Fenglin Village, Tieshan Town. Zhu Sen (1075–1125), courtesy name Liangcai, also known as Tuiweng or Tuilin, was the grandfather of Zhu Xi, the renowned Neo-Confucian scholar of the Song Dynasty. In the fifth year of the Xuanhe era (1123), his son Zhu Song, while serving as a magistrate in Zhenghe, brought him to live in the official residence. He fell ill, passed away, and was buried west of Huguo Temple in Fenglin Village. The tomb faces southeast and is situated northwest; the existing stele was erected in the fourteenth year of the Chenghua era (1478) by Zhou Mengzhong, an official of the Fujian Surveillance Commission.
Source: Local Chronicles of Zhenghe County
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