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Martyr Wu Zhonghao’s Tomb

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Martyr Wu Zhonghao’s Tomb is located on Wuligang in Pingdu Town, Anfu County. In June 1993, it was designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Anfu County. (Document No. Anfu [1993] 55) Protection zone: 10 meters in all directions around the tomb itself. Construction control area: an additional 10 meters outward from the protection zone in all directions.…

Martyr Wu Zhonghao’s Tomb

Martyr Wu Zhonghao’s Tomb is a cultural heritage protection unit of Anfu County.

Martyr Wu Zhonghao’s Tomb is located on Wuligang in Pingdu Town, Anfu County.

In June 1993, it was designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Anfu County. (Document No. Anfu [1993] 55)

Protection zone: 10 meters in all directions around the tomb itself.

Construction control area: an additional 10 meters outward from the protection zone in all directions.

Pingdu Town: As the seat of Anfu County government, Pingdu Town is the political, economic, and cultural center of the county. It covers a total area of 78.2 square kilometers, with 28,725 mu of arable land, 53,100 mu of forested land, and a population of 76,000. The town administers 19 administrative villages, 155 villager groups, and 142 natural villages. It is home to historical sites such as the Confucius Temple, Dongshan Pagoda, Dongyuan Pavilion, and Lianfang Nunnery. The area has a long history of producing notable figures, including historical personalities such as Wang Tinggui, Ouyang Bijin, and Wang Zaoshi.

The Pingdu Town Party Committee and government firmly uphold the concept of scientific development. Focusing on strategies such as “Opening Up to Strengthen the Town, …” More details about Pingdu Town++

Further reading:

· Second Batch of County-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Anfu County

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