Chenying Shimu

It is located at the foot of Xian Mountain in the southern suburb of Huzhou City, about 2 kilometers away from the urban area, and is a key cultural relics protection unit in Zhejiang Province. The tomb of Chen Yingshi was built in 1918, expanded in 1934, and rebuilt in 1998. The rebuilt Chen Yingshi's tomb consists of three parts: the stone tablet square, the tomb passage and the tomb. The area is about 3,000 square meters, and the tomb passage is 201 meters long and 12 meters wide; the central tomb passage is 100 meters long and 2.8 meters wide. The Stone Stele Square is 6.25 meters high and 7.20 meters wide. It is made of granite with four pillars and three towers. A pair of stone lions are separated from each other on both sides. In the center of the plaque in the Stone Stele Square are the four characters of Sun Yat-sen's handwriting "Chengren and righteousness"; the left side is Lin Sen's inscription "Heroes last forever", and the right side is Jiang Zhongzheng's inscription "Spiritual Immortality". The couplets on both sides of the stone pillars are inscribed by Yu Youren and Cai Yuanpei respectively. Walking through the 100-meter tomb passage, climbing up the stairs, it is the first altar of the tomb. There are a pair of stone lions on both sides of the altar, which makes the mausoleum more solemn. In the center of the altar is a giant granite stele, engraved with "President Sun Da's remonstrance", a four-character sentence, a total of 53 sentences and 212 characters. It expressed Sun Yat-sen's high evaluation and deep affection for the martyrs. Going up the stone steps on both sides of the altar on the first floor is the tomb of Chen Yingshi. Below the upper circle of the tomb, the front of the tomb is engraved with the four characters of "Zhuangzhuang Mountains and Rivers", which was written by Wang Shantao, the son of Wang Yiting, a modern lake painter and calligrapher. The stone tablet in front of the tomb is engraved with the first handwriting of Sun Yat-sen "Chen Gongyingshi's Tomb". Along the two sides of the stone wall of the mausoleum is an arc-shaped platform, which can be climbed up to look far, and the lake and mountains can be seen.