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Tomb of Mao Sui in Tengzhou

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The Tomb of Mao Sui in Tengzhou is located in Guanqiao Town, Tengzhou City, and dates back to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. On June 23, 2015, it was designated by the People's Government of Shandong Province as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units in Shandong. …

Tomb of Mao Sui in Tengzhou

The Tomb of Mao Sui in Tengzhou is a cultural relic protection unit of Shandong Province.

The Tomb of Mao Sui in Tengzhou is located in Guanqiao Town, Tengzhou City, and dates back to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

On June 23, 2015, the Tomb of Mao Sui in Tengzhou was designated by the People's Government of Shandong Province as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units in Shandong.

Guanqiao Town: Located in the southern part of Shandong Province, Guanqiao lies to the north of the sacred lands of Qilu’s Confucius and Mencius, adjacent to the Su-Huai Plain and Zaozhuang New District to the south, the remaining ranges of the Yishan Mountains to the east, and the shores of Weishan Lake to the west. Covering a total area of 64 square kilometers with a population of 81,000, it has been recognized as Tengzhou City’s “Strong Economic Town” for three consecutive years, a provincial-level “Safe and Civilized Town for Comprehensive Social Management,” and a central town of Shandong Province. In 2001, the town achieved a gross domestic product of 460 million yuan, with total industrial and agricultural output valued at 820 million yuan, and an urban cultural attainment rate of 30%.

Guanqiao Town is fully equipped with various infrastructure facilities for urban development, including those managed by the Zaozhuang Mining Bureau within the town area... More detailed information about Guanqiao Town ++

Further reading:

· Fifth Batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units in Shandong

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