The Tomb of Ying, the Number One Scholar of Xiayang

The Tomb of Ying, the Number One Scholar of Xiayang

The Tomb of Ying, the Number One Scholar of Xiayang, is a cultural relics protection unit of Yanping District.

The Tomb of Ying, the Number One Scholar of Xiayang is located southeast of Desheng Street in Xiayang Town, Yanping District, dating back to the Five Dynasties–Song Dynasty period.

The Tomb of Ying, the Number One Scholar of Xiayang has been designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Xiayang Town: Xiayang Town is a famous historical and cultural town in Fujian Province, an important commercial hub, and also a key grain-producing area in Yanping District. It is situated northwest of Nanping City, Fujian Province, approximately 48 kilometers from downtown Nanping. To the east it connects with Mangdang Town, to the south it borders Wangtai Town, to the west it adjoins Shunchang County, and to the north it neighbors Jian’ou. The town is embraced by Yuping Mountain and Zhaoke Mountain, with the Fuchun River flowing through, hence its name derived from the saying “two mountains and one river make a gorge, the south of the mountain and the north of the river make yang.” The region enjoys a mid-subtropical monsoon climate, with no severe summer heat or winter cold, an average annual temperature of 19.3°C, annual precipitation of 1,600 mm, and a frost-free period of over 280 days. … More detailed information about Xiayang Town++