Quan Zuwang’s Tomb is located on the south side of Hengchun Street in Haishu District, Ningbo, and was built during the Qing Dynasty. It is the burial site of Quan Zuwang, a historian and literary figure of the Qing era.
There is a small river in front of the tomb, known as Miaomen River. The tomb has a rectangular layout, and the tombstone is inscribed with ‘The Tomb of Quan Tai Shi of Xie Mountain’. In front of the tomb, there still stands the Quan family’s spirit way stone arch and the tomb path.
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