Hefei Li Hongzhang Sacrificial Hall

There are only two sites left by the Li family in Hefei City, one is the former residence of Li Hongzhang in the city center, and the other is the Li Hongzhang Xiangtang in the eastern suburbs of the city, namely the cemetery, built in the 28th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (AD 28). 1902). Li Hongzhang was an important military and political official in the late Qing Dynasty and a member of the Westernization Movement. He died at the age of 78 and his family buried him in the eastern suburbs of Hefei. The scenic spot shares the parish area, the co-burial area and the warehouse area. Xiangtang has three entrances in front, middle and back, and two courtyards, which are divided into entrance hall, front hall and bedroom. On the west side is the joint tomb of Li Hongzhang and Mrs. Zhao, and there is a Shinto tablet in front of the tomb. The Shinto tablet mainly records the life of Li Hongzhang and the circumstances of the court posthumously rewarding him and rewarding the descendants of the Li family. On the east side is the warehouse, which is mainly used to store food for maintenance and daily expenses. The "Jianghuai Area Agricultural Customs Exhibition" is now arranged, showing the agricultural tools and farmers' living conditions in the Jianghuai area with a large number of real objects. Xiangtang has free explanations at 9:30, 10:30, 14:30 and 15:30 every day. For details, please consult the staff at the entrance of the scenic spot.