Tomb of Revolutionary Martyr Chu Yaqing

Tomb of Revolutionary Martyr Chu Yaqing

The Tomb of Revolutionary Martyr Chu Yaqing is a cultural heritage protection unit of Weishan County.

The Tomb of Revolutionary Martyr Chu Yaqing is located in Lizhang’a Village, Weishan Island Town, and dates back to the modern era.

It was designated as part of the fifth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Weishan County on October 24, 2019.

Lizhang’a Village: Lizhang’a Village is located in the northern part of Weishan Island Township, about 3 kilometers from the township seat. The village party branch secretary is Chu Qingren, and the village committee director is Chu Qingru. The village was established in 1870. There are six surnames among the villagers: Chu, Yin, Wang, Zheng, etc., with the Chu and Yin surnames being the most common. The village has four villager groups, 210 households, and a population of 720. It spans 360 meters from east to west and 270 meters from north to south. National Highway 104 runs through (or alongside) the village. The arable land covers 960 mu, with main crops including wheat, corn, and soybeans; the aquaculture area is 60 mu, yielding 1,000 kilograms of produce; there are five specialized livestock farming households raising 30 pigs and 3… Detailed information about Lizhang’a Village++