Wenheyuan

　　Wenheyuan is located in Shuangxi Village, Longmian Township, and is the mausoleum of Zhang Tingyu, Grand Secretary of the Baohe Hall during the Qing Dynasty. In 1755, Zhang Tingyu passed away peacefully and was buried here. Starting in 1995, relevant departments from Anhui Province and Tongcheng City successively allocated funds to comprehensively restore the site. The entire mausoleum consists of two parts: the burial area and the memorial hall. The burial area is solemn and majestic, with an imposing atmosphere. Stone lions, stone tigers, stone sheep, and stone horses stand in orderly rows, while civil and military statues, along with stone turtles, are arranged facing each other. Stone incense burners, offering tables, and candle stands are displayed in front of the tomb. The area is shaded by lush pines, cypresses, and ginkgo trees. Inside the memorial hall, there is a seated embroidered portrait of Zhang Tingyu, along with an incense burner and offering table. On both sides hang handwritten couplets by Zhang Ying and Zhang Tingyu. In 1998, the People's Government of Anhui Province designated the Qing Dynasty stone carving group at Zhang Tingyu’s tomb as a provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit.

　　Address: Shuangxi Village, Longmian Township, Tongcheng City