Tomb of Fu Zifan

Tomb of Fu Zifan

　　   The Tomb of Fu Zifan is located at the Air Force Oil Depot in Nanyuan, Fengtai District, and was designated as a district-level cultural heritage protection unit in 1984.

　　   It is a Qing Dynasty structure, preserving a stele pavilion, ornamental columns, stone lions, and a stone ritual offering set.

　　

The Tomb of Fu Zifan is a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.

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