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What secrets does Bao’en Fudi hold? Bao’en Fudi, nestled in Shenzhen’s Nanshan District, is more than just a cemetery. It’s a modern garden cemetery, officially approved by Guangdong Province. Bao’en Fudi stands as a testament to life, memory, and respect. This tranquil space offers solace and remembrance for the community, overseen by the Shenzhen Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau. Bao’en Fudi isn’t a recent development. The project began in 1992, with the blueprints finalized in 1994. By 1998, Bao’en Fudi had secured its property rights in Shenzhen. In 2001, it gained official recognition as the West Li Bao’en Fudi Cemetery Co., Ltd., under the authority of both provincial and municipal civil affairs bureaus. Bao’en Fudi also holds a business license and an official permit for cemetery operations. Years of dedicated work have transformed Bao’en Fudi. It’s now a beautiful blend of natural landscapes and human artistry. The cemetery spans over 270,000 square meters. Its design emphasizes a harmonious balance between the scenic beauty of the surrounding mountains and water, with convenient access for visitors. The tranquil environment offers a peaceful final resting place. The cemetery also boasts specialized tomb designers. They work closely with families to create personalized memorials that reflect individual lives and preferences, ensuring a unique and culturally meaningful tribute. A dedicated team of security and maintenance personnel ensures the upkeep and safety of the grounds. Garden artisans meticulously maintain the landscape, preserving its tranquil beauty. Bao’en Fudi adheres to national regulations for cemetery management. It provides a range of burial options at varying price points, catering to diverse needs and budgets within the community. Bao’en Fudi’s location is said to possess unique feng shui qualities. Situated on the auspicious Jiuxi Mountain, the cemetery is believed to lie along a “soft dragon” with strong and vibrant earth. Its position near the Xili Reservoir and Tiegang Reservoir is thought to create a harmonious balance of yin and yang, further enhancing its auspicious nature.