Tomb of Li Dianlin

Tomb of Li Dianlin

The Tomb of Li Dianlin is a cultural tourism attraction.

Tomb of Li Dianlin

About 2 kilometers north of Dawang Village in Xubao Township lies the Tomb of Li Dianlin. The tomb is 6 meters high with an earth mound circumference of 130 meters. It was excavated during the Cultural Revolution. The epitaph inside the tomb is now kept at the home of his grandson, Li Runhan. Prior to [year not specified], there was a stone memorial archway outside the tomb, about 5 meters high, inscribed with a couplet. The upper line reads: "The enduring mountain range extends here, ushering in a flourishing and auspicious land." The lower line reads: "The Sanggan River flows from afar, encircling the fine tomb like a girdling ribbon." A blank stele also remains.

Ancestral Tomb of Li Dianlin

About 1,000 meters west of Dawang Village, nestled against the mountains, lie 15 tombs covering an area 150 meters long and 100 meters wide, with earth mounds 1 to 2.5 meters high and circumferences of 5 to 12 meters. Over 30 stone sculptures remain, including stone figures, horses, pigs, and sheep, along with four stone stelae.