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Tomb of Li Feiyun and His Wife

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The Tomb of Li Feiyun and His Wife is located in Xuyong Town, Xuyong County, and is a municipal-level cultural heritage protection site. Protected area: The area within 5 meters outside the main body of the tomb is designated as the protected zone. Construction control zone: The area within 10 meters outside the protected zone is designated as the construction control area. …

Tomb of Li Feiyun and His Wife

The Tomb of Li Feiyun and His Wife is a cultural heritage protection site of Luzhou City.

The Tomb of Li Feiyun and His Wife is located in Xuyong Town, Xuyong County, and is a municipal-level cultural heritage protection site.

Protected area: The area within 5 meters outside the main body of the tomb is designated as the protected zone.

Construction control zone: The area within 10 meters outside the protected zone is designated as the construction control area.

Xuyong Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Xuyong County and the seat of the county government. Historically, it was a key route from eastern Sichuan to Yunnan and Guizhou, and one of the ports for the export of Sichuan salt. During the Ming Dynasty, it was part of Yongning Pacification Commission and Yongning Guard; in the Qing Dynasty, it served as the seat of Xuyong Direct-Controlled Prefecture and Yongning Prefecture. In 1933, it was established as Zhongcheng Town, renamed Shuangcheng Town in 1942, divided into Dongcheng and Xicheng towns in 1951, merged to form Chengguan Town in 1956, and renamed Xuyong Town in 1981. It is located in the central part of the county, spanning both banks of the Yongning River. Covering an area of 117.6 square kilometers, it has a population of 86,000. National Highway 321 and the eastern section of the Sichuan-Yunnan Road pass through the town. It administers Yinding, Jiuding, Shihu, Juntian, Jingui, Shi... More detailed information about Xuyong Town++

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