The Huang Family Cemetery of Jinsha

The Huang Family Cemetery of Jinsha

The Huang Family Cemetery of Jinsha is a cultural heritage site protected by Chaozhou City.

The Huang Family Cemetery of Jinsha (including the tombs of Huang Zhixi, Huang Suiyin, Huang Chengzhi, Huang Rongsu, Huang Xingtou, Huang Zhishi, Huang Tandang, Huang Zhiqiao, Huang Dalin, Huang Keshun, Huang Yangfu, and Huang Shifan, totaling 12 tombs) is located at the eastern foot of Mount Sangpu in Jinsha Third Village, Caitian Town, Chao'an District, and dates back to the Ming, Qing, and Republic of China periods.

In 2016, the Huang Family Cemetery of Jinsha was designated as a cultural heritage site protected by Chaozhou City.

Jinsha Third Village: Jinsha Third Village

Located 3 kilometers northwest of Anbu County town in Chao'an and 3.5 kilometers south of the Caitian Town government seat. It is the site of the administrative offices of six management areas: Jinsha First, Second, Third, Fourth, Nanfang, and Jindong. It belongs to Caitian Town, with a population of 21,503. Originally named Shalong, a stockade was built here at Songling in the 28th year of the Shaoxing reign during the Southern Song Dynasty (1158). In the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, residents moved to the flatlands, and in the 40th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1561), a stockade was constructed with four gates and three barriers, historically known as Jinsha Stockade. The ruins of the western gate of Jinsha Stockade still remain. The settlement is distributed in a block pattern, with buildings mainly consisting of single-story structures framed with brick and wood. There are 5,376 mu of arable land, with agriculture primarily focused on the cultivation of aquatic crops... Detailed information about Jinsha Third Village ++