The Hairui Tomb was built to commemorate Hairui, a famous honest official in history. It is mainly composed of a stone memorial archway, Hairui Tomb, a statue of Hairui, the Hairui Exhibition Hall and related buildings. It is also called Hairui Memorial Hall or Hairui Park. The entire park is built with elegance and integrity, suitable for quiet admiration and mourning. Entering the gate of the scenic area, the first thing you see is the stone memorial archway. Passing through the archway is the tomb passage paved with granite strips, which is about more than 100 meters long. Like ordinary tomb passages, stone sheep, stone horses, stone lions, stone turtles and stone figures are symmetrically arranged on both sides. At the end of the tomb passage is Hairui’s tomb. The tombstone in front of the tomb is an authentic one. It has a history of nearly 400 years and is a precious national cultural relic. The part behind Hairui Tomb was expanded later, with buildings such as a statue of Hairui, Yanglian Pavilion, Qingfeng Pavilion, rockery and so on. Opening hours: open all day all year round. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day. Tips: Hairui Cemetery is currently under construction and closed to the public for the time being.
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