Which cemeteries in Shenyang City are located in the southeast of Shenyang?

Shenyang Longquan Cemetery is a state-owned large-scale forest ecological cemetery jointly sponsored by the Shenyang Funeral Management Office and the Dongling District Forest Farm and officially approved by the Liaoning Provincial Department of Civil Affairs. Covering an area of ​​more than 800 acres.

The cemetery is located in Longquan Mountain to the east of Zhujia Town, Dongling District, with beautiful scenery, 22 kilometers away from the urban area. This mountain is the remnant of Changbai Mountain. From a distance, the whole mountain looks like a dragon. The entire cemetery looks like a giant dragon lying on the mountain, quite like a "dragon vein". The dragon's head faces the mother river that runs through the north and south of Zhu's family. The cemetery is located in the embrace of mountains. It faces two ditches and a hill from the north to the south. It has a unique scenery with green pines blocking the sun, waves of pines, birds singing and flowers fragrant. The spring water at the foot of the mountain forms a stream, which flows to the large artificial lake opposite the cemetery. Looking around, you can see a pool of clear water reflecting the entire cemetery. The environment is elegant and it is a treasured Feng Shui place for old friends to rest in peace. The cemetery occupies a vast area, is large in scale, and has extraordinary momentum. It has been planned as a forest ecological cemetery. The design of the mountain gate is unique, with rockeries, fountains, waterfalls, deer, cactus and other modern landscape-style gates. Longquan Mountain Forest Park is engraved on the rockery on the right side of the mountain gate, and Longquan Cemetery is engraved on the rockery on the left, changing the traditional cemetery archway-style gate. The landscape road leads to the cemetery, and two battery cars are equipped to pick up and drop off the deceased for free. There are various large-scale sculptures on the side of the landscape road that symbolize unearthed cultural relics, ancient poems, hieroglyphs, oracle bone inscriptions, peacocks, etc., which embody extremely profound cultural connotations and organically combine traditional culture with modern civilization.