Song Shaodi Mausoleum is in Chiwan, Shenzhen. 1278, Zhang Shijie and Lu Xiufu made Zhao Min the youngest emperor. Zhao Min was eight years old, and his title was auspicious. The Yuan Army invaded Guangdong on a large scale, and Song Jun was wiped out in Chaoshan and Huizhou. Yuan army went straight down the hill. On the Dingdingyang River outside the Pearl River Estuary, the Song and Yuan armies launched a naval battle again, and Zhang Shijie and others led the troops to battle. They were outnumbered and Song Jun was defeated. Lu Xiufu saw that the tide had run out and said to Zhao Min, "Your Majesty should be martyred at this point in state affairs. Emperor Deyou was captured and humiliated. Your majesty can't be humiliated any more. " Then he jumped into the sea with Zhao Min on his back and died. According to legend, Song Shaodi's body drifted to Chiwan in Bao 'an, birds flew over the body, and the pillars of the nearby Tianhou Palace fell to the ground. Heaven shows providence. This is the rise and fall of the ages, and providence destroys the Song Dynasty. The body of a child on the beach is the remains of a young emperor. So people used the pillars of Tianhou Palace as coffins and buried the little emperor in Nanshan. This mausoleum was rebuilt by the descendants of Zhao Sanpai in the Republic of China in 19 1 1 year, and no one is in charge now. 1982 discovered this tomb when building Chiwan Highway.

The original Song Shaodi Mausoleum in Chiwan is in the shape of "Pin", facing Ding Yang, and the words "Song Xiangxing Shaodi Mausoleum" are engraved on the tombstone. There is also a couplet next to the monument: "Yellow people worship here; Chiwanchang held the imperial tomb here. " This tomb is a stone tombstone more than 2 meters high in Dongli. The inscription is Gu Zhuo's seal script, written by calligrapher Shang Chengzuo. The back of the tablet is engraved with the characters "Hidden Dragon in Cliff Sea, Yan Di in Chiwan", written by the famous calligrapher Qin Jisheng. There are stone platforms with stone lions on both sides of the altar in front of the tomb. The second half of the tomb is surrounded by a yellow glazed wall with twelve granite piers. The whole new mausoleum covers an area of more than 4,400 square meters, and a road has been built directly to the mausoleum.

Wanderers and visitors overlook the ocean, reminiscing about the present and recalling the past, welcoming the waves in Chiwan and listening to the wind in Cangwu. After a hundred years of vicissitudes, there is only one mountain left.