Who said that Shenzhen is just a small fishing village, no culture, no history and no background?
The only emperor's mausoleum in Guangdong Province that is nearly a thousand years old is located in Nanshan District, Shenzhen.
It is a key cultural relics protection unit in Shenzhen.
On March 19, 1279, after Lu Xiufu carried the 9-year-old young emperor Zhao Fu into the sea and was martyred, it is said that a child dressed in dragon robes floated on Chiwan Beach, but a beam of the Tianhou Temple on the Chiwan Sea suddenly collapsed.
The villagers hurriedly burned incense and asked for help, and learned that the child's corpse was the remains of Zhao Fu, the Young Emperor of Song, and the collapsed beam was the material that The Queen of Heaven sent to the Young Emperor to make a coffin.
So the local people buried the little emperor at the foot of Xiaonan Mountain, west of the Tianhou Temple. It was not until 1911 that the descendants of the Zhao clan in Hong Kong built this tomb of the Young Emperor.
In early 1984, the Hong Kong Cho Clan Association and the Shekou Industrial Zone Tourism Company donated more than HK$400,000 to repair and expand the mausoleum.
The tomb of Emperor Shao of Song is north of Xiaonan Mountain, and south of LinglingYang. A stone stele was erected in the middle of the cemetery, and the upper part of the stele was engraved with xianglong and sun reliefs, and the middle was engraved with eight characters of "Tomb of the Young Emperor of the Great Song Dynasty".
Behind the monument is a mound of graves, surrounded by a double curved wall. There is a stone stele on the east side of the tomb, which describes the life of Emperor Shao of Song and the martyrdom of Emperor Lu Xiufu, and there is also a stone statue of Lu Xiufu Andi Martyrdom on the west side of the tomb.
To this day, people come here every day to worship. In front of the Tomb of the Young Emperor, in front of lu Xiufu's statue, there were always fireworks and fireworks, and they were full of rich offerings.
