Granite Grave Headstone

Crafted from the finest granite, this grave headstone is a durable and elegant tribute to your loved one. With its polished finish and engraved details, it offers a timeless way to honor their memory. Plus, its weather-resistant material ensures it will stand the test of time.

In recent years, due to the booming domestic construction market, the demand for granite grave headstone in various high-end buildings has surged, which has caused the price of granite to continue to rise.

In the Taihang Mountains in Shawo Township, Fuping County, the magma eruption and intrusion caused by the ancient crustal movement created these hard granites. , Or scattered points distribution, so, because of their distribution, the Taihang Mountains in Shawo Township became a "gold rushing place".

The destroyed mountain

Shawo Township, Fuping County, is a good place with beautiful mountains and green waters. It was July, and the mountains and ridges far and near were ridges and ridges, trees and plants, and green all over the eyes. Because of a light rain just after a light rain, from time to time, streams spurted from the rocks.

Breathing the fresh air in the mountains and looking at the greenery of the mountains, the reporter thought that this place should be a good place to develop tourism.

But turning around a mountain, a very dazzling sight appeared.A tall mountain ridge was like a knife. Half of it was still green, and the other half was still green. From the top to the foot of the mountain, half of the mountain was brown and yellow, and there was no greenery. . This half. The ruined mountains have no ups and downs, no natural wrinkles, "open and open", and fall to the end.

If you look closer, the lifeless mountain on this side is all made up of discarded granite grave headstone. The larger granite grave headstone on the top of the mountain rolled down to the foot of the mountain, blocking the channel and even the road.

Walking along this ravine called Yangmalougou, I saw the destroyed mountains next to each other. On several hills, excavators were roaring and the vegetation and rocks on the surface of the mountains were being mercilessly stripped. go.

Locals say that this is called "peeling" the mountain first, and then looking for granite in the peeled mountain and digging it out. This is called "cramping".

There are hundreds of mountains that have been "peeled and cramped" in the local area. A local person said that if we continue to do so, all the mountains in Shawo Township will be destroyed in a few years.