Located in Baihe Township 20 kilometers away from the north of Luoyang City, it is the tomb of Liu Xiu, the first emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which consists of Cemetery and Guangwu Ancestral Hall and occupies 66 thousand square meters of land. Located in the center of the Cemetery, the tomb is 20 meters high and 500 meters in circumference. In the Cemetery are five stone tablets engraved during the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and nearly 1500 cypress trees planted during the Sui and Tang dynasties. The cypress trees, popularly named Xingbai, are China's only unique arbor species.