Qing Zhaoling is in the north of Shenyang in the Beiling Park. It is also known as the Northern Tomb. It is the mausoleum of the second generation of the founding monarch of the Qing Dynasty, Taizong Emperor Taiji. The filial piety of the Emperor Bianziji is in the tomb of Shengjing, which is the largest and most well preserved. The distance from the gate of the park, to the gate of Qing Zhaoling is about 1.5 miles. You can see many children eating candied haws along the way. In the park, the ancient pines are towering, the trees are lush, the lake is rippling, the hall is majestic, and the golden tiles are dazzling, fully demonstrating the majesty, magnificence and elegance of the royal cemetery. In addition to the emperor’s tomb, Zhaoling’s burial grounds are related to the ancestral halls of the Mongol Palace, the Lie Palace, and the Zhaoqing Palace. It is the most symbolic of the Mausoleums of the Qing Dynasty.