Likaixian Memorial Hall Review

The most well-preserved tombs in the hill area are built on the ground. There is a stone monument in front of the tomb, Ming Chongxuan two years (1629), the book "Li Kaixian Tomb", located in the south of Dongezhuang Village, Yucun Street, Zhangqiu City, Shandong Province, through the south of Shidong Road, also known as the Royal Funeral Forest, is a brick coupon. In 1979, Li Kaixian Tomb was designated as a key cultural relics protection unit at the municipal level in Zhangqiu City. In 1992, Li Kaixian Tomb was designated as a key cultural relics protection unit in Shandong Province. Zhangqiu Municipal Government built Li Kaixian Memorial Hall in front of Li Kaixian Tomb to commemorate Li Kaixian's historical achievements and his contribution to cultural undertakings. The tomb in front of the museum and the tomb in the back of the museum are unique. The Li Kaixian Memorial Hall has 3 showrooms, displaying Li Kaixian portraits, epitaphs and various versions of Li Kaixian works and research materials. The cemetery is surrounded by blue brick walls, and Li Kaixian's tomb, Li Kaixian's tomb, Li Kaixian's tomb, Shiren, Shi beasts are arranged in turn. Although destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, Shifang, Shihu, Shiyang, Shima, Shibei, Shiren and other Ming Dynasty moments still exist, for Zhang Taichang Temple Shaoqing Zhongxu Li Cemetery. On both sides of the front martyrdom, there are Weng Zhonghe Shihu, Shiyang and Shima, each pair of shapes is intact. In front of the stone square, it is made of three smooth stone buckles into a door-like, quite simple. On the west side of the land is Li Kaixian's parents' grave. The southern end of the grave is the simple stone square, and the north side of the stone square has two rows of stone animals. The stone beasts are three links to the north side of the stone monument. The finished product is shaped. The first two monuments are stone carvings, and the top of the monument is a relief of Yunlong. The title "Been the Destiny" is the word "Be the Destiny". The stone monuments in the Ming Dynasty are all stone carvings. Among them, the stone square on the top of the stone "Li's first" and "When is the long night, Seser Takamatsu does not count years", written for Li Kaixian's friend and calligrapher Suzhou.