Stone Carvings of Xiao Hong's Tomb
Down in a deep pit beside a Xianlin university campus, Prince Xiao Hong's tomb of 526 keeps a bixie, two spirit-road columns, a stele and a tortoise base.
View attractionAncient Southern Dynasties cliff grottoes at Mount Qixia glow amid blazing autumn maples in Qixia, overlooking the busy shipping of the Yangtze River.
Ancient Southern Dynasties cliff grottoes at Mount Qixia glow amid blazing autumn maples in Qixia, overlooking the busy shipping of the Yangtze River.
Down in a deep pit beside a Xianlin university campus, Prince Xiao Hong's tomb of 526 keeps a bixie, two spirit-road columns, a stele and a tortoise base.
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Xiao Dan's memorial stele, composed by Xu Mian and written by Bei Yiyuan, still stands whole in a pavilion; Liang Qichao named it the model of southern-school calligraphy.
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Nanjing's official emblem copies the bixie here; above ground Xiao Jing's grave now shows one bixie and a column whose header bears a 23-character inscription.
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Flanking the gate of Ganjiaxiang Primary School, the tomb of Xiao Xiu (518) keeps paired bixie, steles and tortoise bases plus a column and its base.
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