Suzhou Han Shizhong Tomb Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Tomb of Han Shizhong in Suzhou is the joint tomb of Han Shizhong and Liang Hongyu, the famous anti-gold generals of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is a place for future generations to commemorate their great achievements in public service. Compared with the tomb, the Shinto stele is so huge and the inscription is so long that it can be called "the best stele in the world", and its value even exceeds the tomb of Han Shizhong itself. Today, although the cemetery is hidden in the mountains, many people come looking for it to learn about the life of Han Shizhong, an influential figure in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Attractions distribution:

The Tomb of Han Shizhong is located at the southwest foot of Lingyan Mountain. It consists of the Temple of King Han Qi, the Shinto Monument and the Tomb of Han Shizhong. The Shinto stele on the east side of the tomb contains an authentic letter written by Emperor Xiaozong of the Song Dynasty. The original tortoise is placed in the grass. Its value is immeasurable and it is a great treasure of mankind.

Scenic spot features:

Visit, pay respects, celebrity tombs, ancestral temples