The Family Tomb of Liu Zhongda and Liu Tingguang
The Family Tomb of Liu Zhongda and Liu Tingguang is a cultural heritage site protected by Guangzhou Municipality.
The Family Tomb of Liu Zhongda and Liu Tingguang is located at Sifanggang, Baitang Village, Hualong Town, Panyu District. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient tomb. The site consists of three interconnected tombs arranged in a “品”-shaped formation. The main tombs on the left and right are those of Liu Zhongda and his wife, and Liu Tingguang and his wife, respectively, while the central connecting section houses the tomb of the Lady Liu.
In December 2008, it was designated as part of the seventh batch of cultural heritage sites protected by Guangzhou Municipality.
Protected area: An additional 10 meters beyond the outer edge of the tomb (including stone pillars).
Construction control zone: An additional 30 meters beyond the outer boundary of the protected area.
Baitang Village: Covering an area of 4.1 square kilometers, Baitang Village has a permanent resident population of 2,853 and a migrant population of 1,800. The per capita income in 2009 was 10,850 yuan.
In 2005, our village actively responded to the district party committee and government’s initiative to launch the “Double Hundred for Building Civilized Villages” campaign, establishing a dedicated leadership team. The village party secretary served as the team leader, the village director as the deputy leader, and other members of the village committee and production team leaders as team members. Through various methods such as meetings of the village two committees, discussions at villagers’ representative assemblies, and household visits, and with strong support from the district party committee and government, town party committee and government, as well as partner and supporting units... Detailed information about Baitang Village++
Further reading:
· Seventh Batch of Cultural Heritage Sites Protected by Guangzhou Municipality
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