Tomb of Chen Baochen
The Tomb of Chen Baochen is a cultural relic protection unit of Fuzhou City.
Tomb of Chen Baochen
Located in the northwest of Junzhu Village, Mawei District. The tomb was built in 1923, faces southwest and is oriented from the northeast, featuring an auspicious rhombus-shaped layout with four terraced platforms.
Chen Baochen (1848–1935)
A native of Luozhou, Cangshan.
He became a Jinshi (advanced scholar) in the seventh year of the Tongzhi reign, was appointed as the Education Commissioner of Jiangxi in the eighth year of the Guangxu reign, promoted to Minister of the Grand Secretariat and concurrently Vice Minister of Rites in the ninth year, but was demoted by five ranks in the eleventh year.
In the third year of the Xuantong reign, he was reappointed as tutor at the Yuting Palace and later came to be known as the “Last Imperial Tutor.”
After the Sino-French War (December 1883 to April 1885), Chen Baochen was demoted by nine ranks due to his involvement in recommending Tang Jiong and Xu Yan to take charge of military affairs—an act deemed inappropriate—and subsequently withdrew from official duties, spending the rest of his days at his former residence in Luozhou Town... More details about Chen Baochen ++
Junzhu Village: Junzhu Village in Luoxing Subdistrict is situated at the eastern gateway of the Fuzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. Nestled against mountains and facing the river, it is traversed by National Highway 104, the Luochang Expressway, and the Jier Expressway, giving it a prime geographic location. The village covers nearly 2 square kilometers, with mountain and forested areas spanning 6,854 mu. It has a total population of 2,684 residents across 897 households, and over 2,500 overseas Chinese, making it one of the notable overseas Chinese villages in Mawei District. The village comprises 10 villager groups and 62 villager representatives. There is one Party branch with 86 official Party members, one probationary member, and five aspiring Party members. The village's elderly association has 756 members, who receive annual... More details about Junzhu Village ++
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