Nanjing Museum

The museum in Nanjing that is only open for three days a year, the Ming Qiyang King Mausoleum The subway line 4 comes out from Jiangwangmiao station, and it is right across the street. There are quite a few people today. The mausoleum of Ming Qiyang King Li Wenzhong is located at No. 6 Jiangwangmiao Street, Xuanwu District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province. The Qiyang King Mausoleum was built in the nineteenth year of Hongwu (1386), and the spirit road was repaired twice during the Ming Chenghua and Qing Guangxu periods. The existing area is 14,000 square meters, with the front part being the spirit road stone carvings, the middle part being the remains of the Xiangdian (the base has been restored), and the rear part being the tomb mound. There is one stone tablet on the spirit road, two each of looking columns, stone horses and horse-controlling officials, stone sheep, stone tigers, military generals, and civil officials. The stone carvings of the spirit road are solemn and majestic, the base of the Xiangdian is grand in scale, the tomb mound stands tall, the trees are lush, and the grass is as green as a carpet.