Liu Mingchuan, the owner of Liu Mingchuans tomb, was born in September 1836 in the northwest of Hefeis four towns. He was 60 years old. The tomb is built on the mountain, backed by a large buried hill, facing the Qianshan Reservoir. The park is rectangular and covers an area of 50 mu. Liu Mingchuans cemetery was once destroyed, and after the efforts of future generations, it was finally rebuilt. The design and construction of this cemetery follows the traditional Chinese concept of "Heaven and Man" and the natural aesthetics of "the wise man, the benevolent Leshan". Liu Mingchuan was the first governor of Taiwan, and he lived in the battlefield. Its cemetery follows the basic idea of a hierarchical society, and it embodies the upper and lower dignity everywhere. The scenery inside the cemetery is pleasant. You can visit the "three provinces bridge", "one door", "pastel" and other profound buildings to deeply understand the legendary life of this great man.