Zhang Taiyan (1869~1936), named Binglin, later renamed Taiyan, nicknamed Taiyan. A native of Yuhang, Zhejiang. Master of modern Chinese studies in China, national bourgeois thinker and revolutionary. In 1936, Zhang Taiyan died of illness in Suzhou. The tomb was moved from Suzhou in 1956 to the east side of Zhang Huangyan's tomb in Hangzhou, destroyed in 1966 and restored in 1981. The tomb sits south facing north, the tomb is round in plan, and the tomb wall is made of stone and covered with a cement roof. The tombstone is engraved with "The Tomb of Zhang Taiyan", which was sealed by the Zhang clan during his lifetime. On the right, Mrs. Tang Guoli, the funeral lady of Zhang. In 1988, the Shotaiyan Memorial Hall was newly built next to Shinto.