Tomb of Su Weidao
The Tomb of Su Weidao is a cultural tourism attraction.
The Tomb of Su Weidao is situated in Suqiu Village, Yehetown, Luancheng County, 8 kilometers from the county town. In 1999, it was restored on the original site according to ancient practices. The tomb mound stands 4 meters high with a diameter of 10 meters. A platform and a thousand memorial pavilions were constructed, surrounded by white jade railings. In front of the tomb are a stele inscribed with “Prosperity from Meishan” by Fan Zhiwan, Vice Minister of War in the Ming Dynasty, and a replicated old stele titled “Origins of the Three Sus.”
The restoration and opening of the Tomb of Su Weidao provide direct evidence confirming the significant historical fact that Su Xun, Su Shi, and Su Zhe originated from Luancheng, and that the Zhao-Su clan resided there.
This cultural relic was designated as a county-level key cultural relics protection unit by the People's Government of Luancheng County in March 1999, approved as a quasi-municipal-level cultural relics protection unit by the Shijiazhuang Cultural Relics Bureau in July 1999, and submitted for approval as a provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit in 2000, pending official recognition.
Yehetown: The town achieved a total gross domestic product of 1.52 billion yuan, with the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries generating 250 million yuan, 1.08 billion yuan, and 185 million yuan respectively. Total fixed asset investment reached 292 million yuan, and the town's total deposit balance hit 220 million yuan.
Fiscal revenue is expected to reach 9.5428 million yuan, per capita net income of farmers increased by 9%, and the natural population growth rate was kept below 6.45‰.
Grassroots Organization Development:
The Yehetown Party and government leadership team consists of 22 members, including 9 Party committee members. There are 27 Party branches in the town... More detailed information about Yehetown ++
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