Zheng Chenggong Tomb

The Mausoleum of Zheng Chenggong uses water-ash three-helix soil to construct the mound tomb. The tombstones are all carved with granite. The tombstones are 75 cm high and 15.8 cm long, in the shape of a "mountain". In 1929, Zheng Ling was stolen, and two stone epitaphs were immediately rescued. One was erected by Zheng Jing when he returned to his hometown to repair his ancestral tomb in 1674 (the Mount of Olives epitaph). The other is the "Zheng's Returning Tomb Zu Wen Epitaph" written by Zheng Keshuo at the time of the relocation.