Yuanshualin Tomb

Adjoining the reservoir is the Yuanshualin Tomb, originally built in 1929 as the last resting-place of the commander-in-chief Zhang Zuolin.

When the Japanese invaded in 1931 work on the building had to be interrupted. The many stone carvings and sculptures from the Ming and Qing periods (14th-20th C) are of interest; many of them come from the Temple of Long'en Si in Beijing.