On May 8, 1995, Teresa Teng passed away suddenly in Chiang Mai, Thailand, at the age of 42. Teresa Teng enjoyed a high reputation during her lifetime, and her passing shocked countless people. Teresa Teng’s family finally chose to bury Teresa Teng in the beautiful Jinbaoshan Cemetery in Taipei, and named it after the character Yun in her real name, and built Yunyuan for the world. Fans come here anytime to reminisce and mourn.
figure: multi-keyboard. This is a very creative sculpture in Teresa Teng's cemetery. It was designed by Japanese designers. People can walk on it and play wonderful scales.
figure: small speaker. Flowers surround the full-body statue of Teresa Teng, the statue of Teresa Teng is bronze, her long shawl hair is blown by the wind, and her smiling face is full of youthful vigor.
Before Teresa Teng was buried, her relatives and friends went to several cemeteries, and finally chose Jinbao Mountain. This 70-square-meter cemetery cost only NT$1. The reason why the owner of the cemetery charged a dollar symbolically was because of Teresa Teng's fame. Indeed, after Teresa Teng's death, fans who came to pay homage have been in an endless stream, and many worshippers come every day.
Image: Teresa Teng's sculpture in the cemetery. Since Teresa Teng was buried here, the price of the cemetery here has soared, and now the price of a cemetery can easily range from millions to tens of millions of Taiwan dollars. But many celebrities and wealthy people have come here to live next to Teresa Teng.
Picture: Panorama of Teresa Teng's tomb. It is separated from other cemeteries next to it, quiet and independent; on the other side is a pavilion like a glass curtain supported by huge stone pillars. The pavilion cover is transparent, which can cover the rain and watch the sky. The flowerbed in Yunyuan is a treble clef. The flowers are blooming in the flowerbed, and the bronze statue of Teresa Teng stands in it, looking into the distance.
Picture: Teresa Teng's black marble coffin lid, with a white marble wreath embossed on it
Picture: Reclining image of Teresa Teng on the black marble sarcophagus
Picture: James Soong's inscription "Yun Garden"
Picture: Standing in front of Teresa Teng's cemetery overlooking, Picturesque. Teresa Teng once said: "Whether it is joy, loneliness, or pain, I just express it with singing." Now, Teresa Teng is quietly sleeping in her singing.
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