(1) Bao Zhao’s Tomb: It is located in Dongchan Village on the west bank of Xichichi in Huangmei County. Bao Zhao's tomb has been damaged many times. The current tomb was rebuilt during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. The tombstone faces south, 2 meters high and 1 meter wide. On it is engraved "The tomb of Bao Gong Mingyuan, who joined the army in the Southern Song Dynasty". It is a masonry tomb with a pile of earth. There was originally a "Junyi Pavilion" in front of the tomb, which took the meaning of Du Fu's poem "Junyi Bao joins the army". There are also "Baogong Temple" and "Baomu Temple" (Zhang Wenji Temple of Mrs. Bao Zhao) in the city. Literati from past dynasties have left poems and essays when visiting Bao Zhao's tomb.
(2) Wang Xianzhi’s tomb: located in Kuzhu Township, Huangmei County. Wang was a famous leader of the peasant uprising army in the late Tang Dynasty who was as famous as Huang Chao. Died in Huangmei Kuzhu Duoyun Mountain.
(3) Tombs of Yue Zhen and Yue Ting: located in Yangmeiling, Dahe Town, Huangmei County. Yue Zhen and Yue Ting are the fourth and fifth sons of Yue Fei, the national hero who resisted the Jin Dynasty. Yue Fei once stationed troops in Huangmei Dahepu. After being killed, Yue Zhen and Yue Ting lived in seclusion in Huangmei. During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of the Song Dynasty, Yue Fei's unjust case was vindicated, Yue Zhen was granted the title of imperial official, and Yue Ting was granted the title of official official. However, the two brothers did not want to be officials, so they married and had children here respectively, and they lived in Huangmei until their old age. After their deaths, the two brothers were posthumously named Marquis of Jizhong and Marquis of Zanzhong by Lizong of the Song Dynasty. Now there are Yueyao and Yueyuan villages in the river, where the descendants of the Yue family live.
(4) The tomb of Liu Xin, the prefect of Suzhou in the Song Dynasty: Liu Xin (Song Dynasty) was from Huangmei County. During the Chongxian period, he entered the soil, first served as Zhenzhou shepherd, and later served as Suzhou prefect, with a political voice. His tomb is in Huangmei County.
(5) Tomb of Yu Xian, Marquis of Yingshan in the early Ming Dynasty: Yu Xian (Ming Dynasty) was a native of Shizishan, Huangmei County. For many times, he had meritorious service in the conquests of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, and was promoted to the former military commander to supervise the affairs of Qian. After his death, he was given the posthumous title of Marquis of Yingshan and was given the posthumous title of Wu Xiang. His tomb is in Lion Rock.
(6) Tomb of Wang Keshou, Minister of War in the Ming Dynasty: Wang Keshou, whose courtesy name is Yixu and whose name is Jingfeng. A native of Xiaxin Town, Huangmei County. In the year 1579 of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, the people were elected, and in the second year they were promoted to Jinshi. He was first appointed magistrate of Jinhua County, Zhejiang Province. Xuan was promoted to head of the Ministry of Etiquette. He successively served as Yuanwailang and Langzhong, and was appointed as the magistrate of Ji'an Prefecture in Jiangxi Province. He was promoted to Deputy Envoy of Shanxi Province, transferred to Jiangxi Province to participate in politics, and supplemented the military preparation of Bazhou in Shandong Province. After long-term inspection, he was transferred to Shaanxi Province as the right chief envoy. He was promoted to Yin of Shuntian Prefecture, governor of Datong, and promoted to left minister of the Ministry of War. At the time of his father's death, when his term of service expired, he was still given his previous post. The governor-general of Ji, Liaoning, Baoding and other places deployed to resist the invasion of Japanese pirates. He resigned due to serious illness before he was young and was allowed to return to his hometown to recuperate. In the Gengshen year of the Ming Dynasty {1620}, he died of illness and was given an imperial edict as a gift to the Minister of War. His tomb is in Huangmei Nobu Garden.
(7) Tomb of Xiong Wei, a court official of the Ming Dynasty: Xiong Wei (Ming Dynasty), a native of Huangmei County. Gengzi of Jiajing was appointed magistrate of Gunzhou, Shandong, and promoted to court official.
(8) Tomb of the deputy envoy of Guangxi in the Ming Dynasty: (Ming Dynasty), a native of Huangmei, Jiujiang, a Jinshi in the Wuwu Branch of Hongzhi in Jiangxi Chinese Yichou Branch, the magistrate of Anji, Zhejiang, and the deputy general of the Southern Ministry of War. He was transferred to Du Shuilang of the Northern Ministry of Industry, the prefect of Yanping, and the deputy envoy of Guangxi.
(9) Tomb of Shi Kunyu, the Minister of Civil Affairs in the Ming Dynasty: Shi Kunyu (Ming Dynasty) was from Dasongshan, Tuntou, Huangmei County. In Wanli, he came second in the provincial examination in Maozhong. He became a Jinshi in the following year and was appointed as the head of the household department. He was promoted to governor of Datong, minister of the official department and Zhongcheng. His tomb is in Dasong Mountain, Huangmei.
(10) Tomb of Qu Sheng, Minister of Taipusi in the Ming Dynasty: Qu Sheng (Ming Dynasty) was born in Fupanshan, Zhanghu, Huangmei Town, Huangmei County. He was a Jinshi of Guichou in Jiajing. He was awarded the title of Chief of the Shaanxi Department of the Ministry of Household Affairs and Minister of Taipusi in Jin Dynasty. . His tomb is in Huangmei Fupan Mountain.
(11) Tomb of Cao Lin, deputy military envoy of Tianjin in the Ming Dynasty: Cao Lin (Ming Dynasty) was a native of Huangmei County, Shicunban. Jiajing Gengxu Jinshi. Su Hongbo was as famous as the other princes of the Siming Dynasty. He served successively as Yunnan Secretary Wailang of the Ministry of Household Affairs, Daming Military Preparation, and Tianjin Military Preparation Deputy Envoy. His tomb is in Huangmei Huangjin.
(12) Tomb of Shuai Chengying from the Qing Dynasty: Shuai Chengying, courtesy name Shideng and Xianzhou. A native of Yangshu, Dushan Town, Huangmei County. In the Guimao year of Qianlong {1783}, he was admitted to the Juren Examination at the age of 17, and in the Bingchen year of Jiaqing {1796}, he ranked third in the first class of Jinshi (that is, Tanhua). From the editor, Lei Qian, Zhongyun Jijiu, Taipusi Minister, general affairs envoy, Zuo deputy capital censor and even minister. He successively held official positions in the four ministries of war, rites, punishment, and industry, and served as a lecturer on economic feasts. He was in his prime, dignified and dignified, and was promoted as a romantic figure of his generation. In the two years of Xinyou and Wuyin, Guangdong and Jiangnan were tested. In the two years of Guihai and Wuchen, he served as an inspector of schools in Guangxi and Jiangnan, Shandong. He also served as an imperial envoy many times to review cases in Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Henan, Shandong, Jiangnan and other provinces. Wherever he went, he was fair and honest, and was popular among the people. Emperor Daoguang commended him as a "famous minister of a generation". People in Zhejiang built a shrine for him beside the West Lake called "Shuai Gong Temple". The imperial edict was granted to Guanglu doctor and governor. His tomb is in Huangmei Yangshu Village.
(13) Tomb of Zhang Liao, a pastor in Yunlong Prefecture in the Qing Dynasty: Zhang Liao (Qing Dynasty) was a native of Huangluo Village, Huangmei County.
In the Qing Dynasty, he was appointed the deputy magistrate of Shunzhi County in Jiangxi Province, promoted to Yunlongzhou Mu, and enshrined as a famous eunuch in Jiangxi Province. His tomb is in Huangmei Huangluo Village.
(14) Tomb of Shizhenguo, Deputy Military Envoy of Zhejiang Province in the Qing Dynasty: Shizhenguo (Qing Dynasty), a native of Majiazhuang, Dushan Town, Huangmei County. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhen Guiyou was the chief minister, and he was appointed as the deputy envoy of Beizhi Yongping Dao Jianxue by Hubu Langzhong, Anlu Bingbei Dao and Zhejiang Hangyan Bingbei Dao. His tomb is in Majiazhuang, Huangmei.
(15) Tomb of Cheng Xiao, the Town Secretary in the Qing Dynasty: Cheng Xiao (Qing Dynasty), a native of Huangmei County. During the Shunzhi Xinmao Military Examination in the Qing Dynasty, he was promoted to Luzhou Qianzong, Yulin Town Garrison, and Yulin Town Dusi.