Tomb of the Zhu Mulu Couple

Tomb of the Zhu Mulu Couple

The Tomb of the Zhu Mulu Couple is a cultural heritage site protected by Baokang County.

The Tomb of the Zhu Mulu Couple is located on the northern slope of a hill called Luoweipo in Shangjiapo Village, Xiema Town, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

In 2012, it was designated as part of the third batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units by the People's Government of Baokang County.

Xiema Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Baokang County. It was established as the Seventh District in 1951, renamed the Bayi Commune in 1958, became Xiema Town in 1984, and incorporated Meihua District in 1988. Located in the southwest of the county on the western bank of the Xiema River, it covers an area of 237.3 square kilometers with a population of 25,000. The Baokang–Songbai and Xiema–Jiancao highways crisscross the area. The town administers Xiema, Shizi, Yanghuya, Liujialing, Xiaohougou, Sunjialing, Maojialing, Duanyugou, Maojiahe, Sanping, Hanjiaping, Hengling, Wangjiawan, Youjiahe, Hedong, Zoujiayuan, Laoguanmiao, Xiangjiadian, Yangjiawan, Mao... More details about Xiema Town++

Further reading:

· Third Batch of Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Baokang County