Address of Qingpu Fushouyuan

The address of Shanghai Qingpu Fushouyuan is: No. 600, Lane 7270, Qingsong Highway, Waiwai, Shanghai.

Fushouyuan Group was established in January 2003. It is a flagship group in China’s funeral industry with 8 branches in five cities: Shanghai, Chongqing, Jinan, Hefei and Zhengzhou. Shanghai Fushou Garden is located in the south of Qingpu City, Shanghai.

Since its establishment in 1994, Fushouyuan has continued to make breakthroughs in the concept of traditional cemetery, forming unique advantages in human resources, humanistic commemoration, education base, sculpture art, and cultural tourism. The park covers an area of ??more than 800 acres, and more than 800 celebrities such as Wang Daohan, Zhang Shizhao and Cao Juren have rested in it, making it a unique cultural memorial park in China.

Fushouyuan is the first in China to take "building a cultural cemetery and creating a cemetery culture" as its corporate development orientation. It combines traditional funeral culture with modern business concepts and uses modern corporate business models for management. It has become A brand in the funeral industry at home and abroad.

Celebrity Habitat:

The stars of Shanghai Qingpu Fushouyuan mainly include Qiao Renliang, Teresa Teng, Ruan Lingyu and other well-known stars. Up to now, there are nearly 1,000 celebrities living in Shanghai Qingpu Fushouyuan, which has become a A veritable humanistic memorial park.

1. Qiao Renliang

On September 16, 2016, it was reported online that Qiao Renliang died unexpectedly at his home in Shanghai. His agent said that Qiao Renliang had been diagnosed with depression before; on September 17, Qiao Renliang's agency issued a statement confirming that Qiao Renliang died of depression on the evening of September 16.

Later, he entered Fushouyuan as the back garden of life. Qiao Renliang owned a relatively large monument in Fushouyuan. The handsome boy will always live in everyone's hearts.

2. Teresa Teng

As a very famous singer, Teresa Teng is loved by everyone. But on December 30, 1994, Teresa Teng was hospitalized at Lam Hospital in Chiang Mai, Thailand due to a severe cold and bronchitis that caused difficulty breathing.

During the Spring Festival in 1995, Teresa Teng returned to Taiwan to reunite with her family; she used bronchodilator spray to treat dyspnea caused by colds and bronchitis. In the Fushou Garden in Shanghai is Teresa Teng's tomb, and a statue was designed for her, which is surrounded by mountains and rivers and has a very elegant shape.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai Fushouyuan