Chen Dengfeng’s Tomb in Chenjiagou

Chen Dengfeng’s Tomb in Chenjiagou

Chen Dengfeng’s Tomb in Chenjiagou is a cultural heritage site protected by Wen County.

Chen Dengfeng’s Tomb in Chenjiagou is located in Chenjiagou Village, Zhaobao Town, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

On April 27, 2011, Chen Dengfeng’s Tomb in Chenjiagou was designated as part of the third batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Wen County.

Zhaobao Town: Zhaobao Town is situated at the eastern gateway of Wen County, approximately 8 kilometers from the county seat. It borders the Yellow River to the south, facing Xingyang County across the river, connects to Wuzhi County to the east, and lies along the Qin River to the north, adjacent to Wude Town. The town covers a total area of 55 square kilometers, with 34,000 mu of arable land and 19,000 mu of cultivable land on the Yellow River floodplains. It administers 22 administrative villages, 154 villager groups, and has a population of 43,000. The town is known for its illustrious history and strategic location. It is home to the ruins of the capital of Emperor Zu Yi of the Shang Dynasty, dating back to 1525 BC, historically known as Xingqiu. Li Tangjie, a prominent official of the late Qing Dynasty, was born in Nanbaofeng Village of this town. He once served as Minister of the Grand Court of Revision, Grand Secretary, and Minister of Rites, among other high-ranking positions. More details about Zhaobao Town++