Eight Fish Stone Tomb Museum

The stone tombs of the Li family of Daqi Bayu, a total of 22 large stone tombs were found, and 11 were cleaned and excavated. From the perspective of the excavation, the structure, scale and unearthed objects of the tombs, and the political, economic, bureaucratic system of the Qing Dynasty society, and even the culture of the social burial at that time. Especially its calligraphy painting and stone carvings have important value.

Bayu Stone Tomb is built with the Li Wangzu Stone Tomb Group in the Qing Dynasty as the core, and is the largest large-scale stone tomb group in Shaanxi Province so far with a strange structure. It has important research and appreciation value for studying the politics, economy and even funeral culture of the Qing Dynasty, especially calligraphy painting and stone carving art. The monuments here are conveniently located, mainly showing the shape, structure, display of tombs, tombs, tomb gates, courtyards, halls, ear rooms, tomb rooms, structure. The stone carving calligraphy painting is exquisite and exquisite, is a research and study appreciation and one of the strong professional monuments and sites.

The Daqi Bayu Stone Tomb Museum, built with the Li Wangzu Stone Tombs of the Qing Dynasty as the core, is the largest large-scale Qing Dynasty stone tombs found in Shaanxi Province, with a high grade and a strange burial structure. From the perspective of the excavation, the structure, scale and unearthed objects of the Li family stone tomb group have important value for studying the political, economic, bureaucratic system of Qing Dynasty society, and even the culture of social burial at that time, especially its calligraphy paintings and stone carvings.

The Daqi Bayu Stone Tomb Museum, built with the Li Wangzu Stone Tombs of the Qing Dynasty as the core, is the largest large-scale Qing Dynasty stone tombs found in Shaanxi Province, with a high grade and a strange burial structure. From the perspective of the excavation, the structure, scale and unearthed objects of the Li family stone tomb group have important value for studying the political, economic, bureaucratic system of Qing Dynasty society, and even the culture of social burial at that time, especially its calligraphy paintings and stone carvings. According to the unearthed epitaph, the tomb owner Li family is the richest man in the Qing Dynasty. This tomb group can go to the Qianlong period at the earliest, and last until the end of the Republic of China, and last for more than 300 years. Each stone tomb and tombstone components are carved calligraphy painting decoration patterns, carving techniques have everything, fully show the carver's exquisite and skilled skills, but also explain the tomb master Li's local social status and cultural cultivation, is a collection of stone carving craftsmanship.

I just went there today (April 17) and it was not open. I asked a staff member and didn't say when it would be open again. Friends who want to go contact them in advance.