Shanghai Fuquanshan Liuyuan Cemetery is a garden-style operating cemetery approved by Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau and managed by Qingpu District Civil Affairs Bureau.

Brief introduction of cemetery

A cemetery is a form of burial in a cemetery. With the development of the times, modern cemetery construction requires the development of landscape, art, three-dimensional, personalized and industrialization.

Cemetery is a public facility for urban and rural residents to bury ashes and remains. Cemetery is divided into public welfare cemetery and business cemetery. Public cemetery is a public cemetery that provides burial service for the remains or ashes of rural villagers. Operating cemeteries are public welfare cemeteries that provide paid services for urban residents to bury ashes or remains, and belong to the tertiary industry.

In terms of landscape, the cemetery in China has been influenced by the traditional feudal hierarchy in China since ancient times, and failed to reflect the landscape garden style in China. The layout of the cemetery is very strict. The scale and form of the imperial tombs and the subjects' tombs in China are absolutely different. The imperial mausoleum is magnificent, durable, beautifully built, and the selected geographical location and environment are elegant and unique.

A cemetery is a land planned for burying the dead. The cemetery reflects geographical conditions, religious beliefs, social concepts and aesthetic and health considerations. Sometimes simple, sometimes grand, even beyond the living area. Graveyards may also be regarded as "holy places" or restricted areas. In Japan, Mexico and other countries, cemeteries are places to pay homage to the dead on some occasions. In other countries and other religious groups, cemeteries are desolate and simple, and few people are there.