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Coming close and looking around the Tomb of Hai Rui, maybe one will feel a vivid image of Hai Rui, upright and fearless to give advice to the emperor and remained uncorrupted.

Hairui (1514 - 1587) was a compassionate and popular official who lived in the Ming Dynasty. He was entombed in the west of the Haikou town. The tomb is a brick structure of semi globe shape perched on a hexagonal marble pedestal. It covers an area of 7.4 acre. Hairui's title is inscribed on the tomb's stone tablet. Attraction Intro: Hai Rui Tomb
  • Coming close and looking around the Tomb of Hai Rui, maybe one will feel a vivid image of Hai Rui, upright and fearless to give advice to the emperor and remained uncorrupted.
  • As a reputed statesman in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Hai Rui was praised as the "Just Judge" for his impartiality.
  • The stone statue of Hai Rui who is respectable for his royalty and righteousness.
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- Last updated on Mar. 31, 2017 by Gabby Li -