Tomb of Yang Heling

Tomb of Yang Heling

The Tomb of Yang Heling is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Tomb of Yang Heling is located on the hillside of Golden Betel Nut Mountain in Cuiheng Village. Built in 1934, the tomb faces south and is covered in cement with a semi-circular shape. The outer protective ring has a radius of 1.5 meters, a height of 50 centimeters, and the tomb platform is 3 meters wide and 6 meters long. The head of the tomb features a pair of drum-shaped stones, and two ornamental columns stand in front of the tomb. The burial chamber is 2.2 meters wide and 4.5 meters long. The tombstone is 1 meter high and 60 centimeters wide, with the inscription “Tomb of Mr. Yang Heling, inscribed respectfully by Zou Lu” carved in intaglio. The top of the tombstone is inlaid with a porcelain medallion portrait of Yang Heling’s bust. On the right side of the tomb, there is a stone engraving of the decree of posthumous recognition and pension. The decree is 1.4 meters high and 55 centimeters wide, with characters carved in intaglio, each 6 centimeters tall, and signatures 2.5 centimeters tall.

In November 2004, it was designated as an immovable cultural relics site by the municipal government.

Cuiheng Village: Cuiheng Village is under the jurisdiction of Nanlang Town, Zhongshan City, located in the southeastern part of Zhongshan and also in the southeastern area of Nanlang Town. It borders the Lingdingyang area of the Pearl River Estuary to the east, facing Qi'ao Island of Zhuhai City across the sea, connects to Jinding Town of Zhuhai City to the south, leans against Wuguishan Mountain to the west, and neighbors Yakou Village to the northeast. The Beijing–Zhuhai Expressway passes to the east of the village. The Zhonggong Highway runs through the village. Cui Shan Road connects the Zhonggong Highway to the east and Chenggui Highway to the west, passing by the Yixian Reservoir. It is a vital hub for land and water transportation in the southeastern part of Zhongshan City.

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