Su Wu Tomb - China Travel

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Su Wu's Tomb is located in Longmen Village, Wugong Town, Wugong County, 47 kilometers west of Xianyang City. The scenic spot is composed of Suwu Tomb, Suwu Memorial Hall, Suwu Cultural Square, North and South Sacrifice Pavilions, etc.

When approaching the cemetery, the first thing you see is the archway imitating the Han style, with the four characters "loyal soul of the nation" written on it. Further forward is the Su Wu Memorial Hall. The main entrance of the memorial hall is an imitation of the gate of the Han Dynasty, with blue bricks and gray tiles, four gates and three gates. In the square of the museum stands a standing statue of Su Wu holding the stick. Su Wu looks up at the sky in the east, surrounded by several rams. Behind the standing statue is Su Wu's enjoyment hall, in the middle is a sitting statue of Su Wu, surrounded by portraits of Su Wu as an envoy to the Huns, who did not insult the country and integrity.

Behind the Xiangtang is Su Wu's tomb, which is in the shape of a round hill, with a bottom diameter of about 15 meters and a residual height of 4 meters. In front of the tomb, there are stone steles such as "Handian belongs to Guosu Cemetery" written by Bi Yuan, the governor of Shaanxi in Qing Dynasty, "Handian belongs to Su Ziqing's tomb" written by Ruan Shu, the magistrate of Wugong County in Tongzhi period, and "rebuilt the tomb of Su Wu's tomb" during the Republic of China.