Tomb of the Zhong Suihe Family

Tomb of the Zhong Suihe Family

The Tomb of the Zhong Suihe Family is a Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Unit.

The Tomb of the Zhong Suihe Family is located on Ximazifen Mountain in Lingtou, Luogang Subdistrict, Huangpu District. It dates back to the Song Dynasty and is classified as an ancient tomb.

In December 2008, it was designated as part of the seventh batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Units.

Protected area: The Tomb of the Zhong Suihe Family consists of four tombs, with the central one being the joint burial site of Zhong Suihe, the founding ancestor of the Zhong family in Luogang, and his wife, while the surrounding ones belong to their descendants.

Construction control zone: Extending 10 meters outward from the outer edge of the tomb base, and 30 meters outward from the outer boundary of the protected area.

Luogang Subdistrict: The former Luogang Subdistrict Office jurisdictions—including the Luogang Community, Luofeng Community, Lihong Community, Xiangxue Community, Kecheng Community, and Xinfulgang Community—have been placed under the newly established Luogang Subdistrict Office. The Luogang Subdistrict Office is located at No. 168 Gonglu Street (the former site of the Luogang Subdistrict Office).

　Luogang Street is situated in the central area of Luogang District, where the administrative center of the district is located. The subdistrict office houses the Party and Government Office (co-located with the Discipline Inspection and Supervision Office, the People’s Armed Forces Department, the Trade Union, the Communist Youth League, and the Women’s Federation), the Social Affairs Division (co-located with the Rural Economic Management Office, ... More details about Luogang Street ++