Tomb of Zhong Shi on Fei'e Ridge

Tomb of Zhong Shi on Fei'e Ridge

The Tomb of Zhong Shi on Fei'e Ridge is a Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The Tomb of Zhong Shi on Fei'e Ridge is located on Fei'e Ridge in Fei'e Village, Taiping Town, Conghua District. It dates back to the Northern Song Dynasty and is classified as an ancient tomb.

In July 2002, it was designated as part of the sixth batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. It was originally combined with the "Tomb of Defense Commissioner Zhong Ancestral Hall" but is now listed separately.

Protected area: Extends 30 meters outward from the outer boundary of the protected area, reaching to the northern bank line of Xiaokeng River.

Construction control zone: —

Fei'e Village: Fei'e Village is located in the eastern part of Taiping Town, near Provincial Highway 118. The village currently has a population of 3,780, with 750 farming households, and includes 22 economic cooperatives. The total area of the village is about 5 square kilometers, including approximately 2,000 mu of arable land.

The Fei'e Village Committee is 24 kilometers from the city center and 4 kilometers from Taiping Town. Provincial Highway 118 runs through the village. Due to relatively weak geographical advantages and its location in a hilly area, the village committee has leveraged local characteristics by introducing two stone quarries, Hexing and Shunfa, to boost collective economic development. After years of exploration in production and development, the village has established fruit cultivation, including lychees and longans… More details about Fei'e Village ++

Further reading:

· Sixth Batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units