Tomb of Chen Fuliang in Southern Song Dynasty

In the south slope of Fenghuang mountain, FengChuan village, Fenghuang mountain, Tangxia, Ruian. It was originally built in the third year of Jiatai (1203) of the Southern Song Dynasty. Ye Shi made an epitaph, which was later destroyed. In the first year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1851), it was rebuilt as an armchair. Later, it was damaged for a long time. In 1986, the descendants raised money to repair it. A memorial archway was built on the back wall of the tomb. The tomb of Zhai Chen Gong, which was built in the hall of song Jiying and was to be stopped in baomo Pavilion, was built in front of the tomb. The tombstone was built by the legitimate descendants of the clan. A new tomb gate and a memorial Pavilion were built in front of the tomb.

Address: FengChuan village, Fenghuang mountain, Tangxia, Ruian, Wenzhou (south slope of Fenghuang Mountain)

Longitude: 120.693934

Latitude: 27.821142