An Introduction to the Cultural Relics of Yanliang District, Xi'an
Yanliang District has many cultural relics and historical sites. The following is a partial introduction: - Yueyang Ruins: - It is located in the area of Guanzhuang and Yubao Tun, Wutun Town, Yanliang District, Xi'an City. It is now a national key cultural relic protection unit. - In the second year of Duke Xian of Qin (383 B.C.), the capital of Qin moved from Yong City to Yueyang. In 356 B.C., Duke Xiao issued an edict here and appointed Shang Yang to reform. At the end of Qin, when Xiang Yu divided Guanzhong into three parts, Yueyang was once the capital of Sima Xin, the king of the frontier fortress. Liu Bang, the emperor of Han Dynasty, also used Yueyang as the capital. It was not until 200 B.C. that he moved the capital to Chang 'an. - It was investigated and excavated in 1964, and was explored and excavated in 1980 - 1981. The city site was about 2500 meters long from east to west and 1600 meters long from north to south. The ruins of two city walls and three city gates in the south and west had been discovered. There were 13 roads of Qin and Han Dynasties (6 roads in the east and west, 7 roads in the south and north), and the street width was 15.7 - 17.7 meters. There were 15 Qin and Han architectural ruins, residences, and handicraft workshops in the city. The large-scale architectural ruins were in the middle, and the handicraft workshops were distributed in the northeast and southeast of the city. The residences were scattered, and some were mixed with the handicraft workshops. The tombs were located in different directions outside the city. Over the years, a variety of cultural relics have been unearthed, such as floor tiles, hollow bricks, all kinds of tiles, pottery pipes, pottery, gold cakes, currency, stone grinders, etc. In 2001, it was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit. In 2006, the Shaanxi Province People's Government set up a protection mark in the site area. Since 2013, the No.2 and No.3 ancient cities were newly discovered. It was determined that the No.3 ancient city was Yueyang, the capital of Duke Xian of Qin and Duke Xiao of Qin. From 2018 to 2020, a large-scale archaeological excavation was carried out in the north area of the No.3 ancient city in the site, revealing the palace buildings, baths, fireplaces, stove sites, wells and other relics. They also found the earliest writings on the tiles and the "Yueyang Palace" pottery. - ** The Tomb of the Han Dynasty's Grand Imperial Sire **: Located in Yanliang District, the Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system. The political system and architectural civilization began in Yueyang. The Grand Imperial Sire of the Han Dynasty lived in Yueyang and was buried here after his death. Wannian County was also set up to serve the mausoleum. It was the first imperial mausoleum and mausoleum of the Han Dynasty. - ** Yanliang District Cultural Relics Protection Exhibition Hall **: The building area is more than 900 square meters. It is divided into five exhibition halls: Cultural Relics Protection Work, Yangshao Culture, Qin and Han Culture, Ancient Tomb Culture, and Stone Carving Culture. It stores more than 680 pieces of fine cultural relics such as bronze, pottery, stone carvings, and ancient books. It displays Yanliang's long history and cultural relics, including pottery pots, tiles, bronze mirrors, bronze swords, and other cultural relics of Qin and Han Dynasties and Tang Dynasties (mainly Qin and Han Dynasties). Read more exciting novels for free
Baishan City Jiangyuan District Cultural Relics Introduction
Baishan City's Jiangyuan District had many cultural relics and historical sites: 1. ** Blood Tears Mountain (Rockman Blood Tears Mountain Mine Remembrance)**: Originally known as Yulinta Mountain, located in the north of Halo Street, Great Rockman Town, Jiangyuan District. In 1937, the Japanese invaders occupied the mine and set up a charcoal mining center and set up an "ideology correction and guidance center". They used predatory mining, and countless miners were tortured to death under these harsh conditions. Their bodies were thrown on the mountain, so it was renamed "Blood Tears Mountain" by the miners. In 1963, a class education exhibition hall and eight memorial sites were built. The total construction area was about 1300 square meters. There was a 15-meter-high "Monument to the Dead Miners during the Japanese Puppet Regime". At the entrance, there were three kneeling pig iron statues of the culprit. In 1983, it was listed as the third batch of key cultural relics protection units in Jilin Province. In 2015, it was listed as the fifth batch of patriotic education bases in Jilin Province. In 2019, it was listed as the eighth national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council. 2. ** Wang Datai's Tomb **: It is located on Yanglian Mountain, northwest of Da 'an Village, Songshu Township, Jiangyuan District. It is the second batch. It was announced on April 20, 1981. The year is 1936. It is a modern historical site and a representative building. It is managed by the Baishan City Cultural Affairs Office and is not open to the public. 3. ** Yong 'an Ruins **: It is located in Yong' an Village, Yong 'an Township, Jiangyuan District. It is an ancient site from the Tang Dynasty and was listed as the sixth batch of cultural relics on May 31, 2007. 4. [The Stone Stele of Vanquishing Ridge: It is located at the junction of Jiangyuan District in Baishan City and Laoling in Linjiang City.] 5. ** Fengyeling railway tunnel **: Located in Dayangcha Town and Wangou Town, Jiangyuan District, Baishan City. 6. ** Aimin Stone Shed Tomb ** <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Cultural Relics in Ganjingzi District
Ganjingzi District was the largest cultural relic area in the city with the most complete types and the largest number of cultural relics. Ancient ruins, ancient tombs, ancient buildings, important historical sites in modern times, and representative buildings were all available. In 1942, the site of Wenjiatun in Yingcheng was discovered. After the founding of New China, a large number of stone tools, bone tools, and pottery pieces were collected here. In 1980, pottery pieces with the word "Zhi" were collected, proving that there were human settlements here in the Neoliths 7000 years ago. There was also the site of Gangshang Tower in the area. Its cemetery was located in Mucheng Posthouse Village after Yingcheng Zi. Ancestors lived here about 3,000 years ago. The ancient tombs witnessed the productivity level and smelting technology of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period. The accessories and bronze short swords reflected the light of civilization at that time. Wangyu Mountain Ruins was located in the big black stone village of Yingchengzi Street. A large number of stone tools and pottery were produced here. The beautiful cliff seascape made it an artistic treasure forged by nature and human civilization. The Mucheng Posthouse was built in the 13th year of Yongle of the Ming Dynasty. It was once an important hub for information transmission and material exchange in ancient times. On January 25,2024, the District Cultural Relics Bureau coordinated relevant departments to jointly carry out a pre-holiday cultural relics safety inspection, including the former site of Daxishan Reservoir, Yongshun Temple, Yingchengzi Han Tombs, Shuangzizi Site, Wenjiatun Site, Dalian Han Tomb Museum and other more than 20 cultural relics sites and museum sites. The inspection focused on the fire safety of cultural relics buildings, ancient ruins and ancient tombs. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Xi'an Museum cultural relics pictures and text introduction
Xi'an has many museum. Here are some of the cultural relics of Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum and Shaanxi History Museum: ** I. Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum ** 1. ** Shitai Filial Piety Scripture ** - This was a very important item. It was a stele cultural relic, personally written by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Longji, and written by Prince Li Heng. The entire tablet had a unique shape, and the forehead was carved with exquisite patterns of auspicious beasts. The content of the inscription was the Confucian Classic of Filial Piety. It was of great value in the art of calligraphy. It showed the characteristics of the calligraphy style of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. The font was dignified and elegant, and the strokes were smooth. It was an important cultural treasure of the Forest of Steles Museum. It was of great significance to the study of Tang Dynasty calligraphy, the spread of Confucianism, and the political and cultural background of that time. 2. ** Six Horses of Zhaoling ** - The Six Horses of Zhaoling Mausoleum are masterpieces of stone carving art. These six steeds were originally carved on the east and west sides of the northern altar of Emperor Taizong's Li Shimin's Zhaoling Mausoleum. Every horse was lifelike. They were either running or standing, their muscles smooth and their manes fluttering in the wind. These horses were the six warhorses that Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty had ridden during the founding of the Tang Dynasty. They were named "Fist Hair Pheasant","Shifachi","White-hoofed Shadow","Terebiao","Green Stallion", and "Saluzi". They were not only exquisite works of art, but also witnessed the military history of the early Tang Dynasty. They reflected the superb stone carving art level at that time. Many techniques such as high embossed were used in the carving technique. The details such as the horse's expression and the arrow wounds on the body were all carved in great detail. 3. ** Open into a stone scripture ** - The Genesis Stone Scripture was a large-scale stone engraved Confucian classic. It was made up of 114 stone tablets, engraved with 12 Confucian classics such as the Book of Changes, the Book of History, and the Book of Songs. The font was regular script. The existence of these stone tablets provided the original material materials for the study of the evolution of ancient Confucian classics and the inheritance of words. His calligraphy style was rigorous and standardized. It was a typical representative of the regular script of the Tang Dynasty. It had important reference significance for the study and research of calligraphy in later generations. At the same time, it also reflected the social ethos of respecting Confucianism at that time. ** 2. Shaanxi History Museum ** 1. ** Gold inlaid beast head agate cup ** - It was a jade artifact from the Tang Dynasty. It was 6.5 centimeters tall, 15.6 centimeters long, and 5.9 centimeters in diameter. It was made of red silk-wrapped agate. The cup had the head of an ox, and the two horns of the beast were the handles. The beast's mouth was inlaid with gold, and its eyes were wide open as it looked ahead. As the only beautiful jade carving in the Tang Dynasty, its material selection, design, and craftsmanship were perfect. It was a representative work of the peak level of jade production in the Tang Dynasty and had extremely high craftsmanship value. In the Tang Dynasty, it was used as a drinking vessel. It could be used in practical use or as a valuable gift or display item. At the same time, it provided important physical evidence for the study of the art and culture of the Tang Dynasty. It was now collected in the Shaanxi History Museum and was listed as one of the first cultural relics to be banned from being exhibited abroad. 2. ** Chunhua Cauldron ** - A bronze ware from the Western Zhou Dynasty. It was 122 cm tall, 83 cm in diameter, 28.6 cm in ear height, 54 cm in belly depth, and weighed 226 kg. It had no inscriptions and got its name because it was unearthed in Chunhua County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province. The shape was solemn and thick, and there were three large semi-circular ears on the abdominal wall. It was one of the largest and heaviest bronzes of the Western Zhou Dynasty in the world. It was of great significance to the study of the distribution of the people in the early Western Zhou Dynasty and the casting process of bronzes. It was used as a ritual vessel for sacrifices and banquets during the Western Zhou Dynasty. Its main function was to display the authority and status of the ruler. It represented the prosperity and development of ancient Chinese bronze culture, reflected the high achievements of bronze casting technology at that time, and also provided important information for the study of the society, politics, and religion of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It is currently stored in the Xianyang Museum of China. 3. ** Horse Stepping on a Flying Swallow Bronze Statue ** - It was 34.5 centimeters tall, 45.5 centimeters long, and 17.8 centimeters wide. The bronze statue depicted a galloping horse riding on the back of a flying swallow, showing its unrestrained freedom and excellent artistic creation skills. It was rectangular in shape, and the base was decorated with exquisite patterns. It was a masterpiece of ancient China art and represented the peak of ancient China bronze art. It reflected the vivid observation and deep understanding of horses and swallows by ancient artists, as well as their reverence for nature and pursuit of beauty. It is currently in the collection of the Palace Museum in Beijing, China. Due to its rarity and artistic value, it is rarely exhibited at home and abroad. 4. ** Hunting map ** - This was a mural from a tomb of the Tang Dynasty. The original was nearly two meters tall and nine meters long. The scene was set against a green mountain and pine forest, and was composed of more than 40 people riding horses, two camels, five ancient trees, and rocks. The colors were bright, the composition was magnificent, and the image was exquisite and vivid. It showed the hunting scenes and atmosphere that the emperors and royal relatives of the Tang Dynasty liked. 5. ** Qin Jin Du Hu Fu ** - It was discovered in 1973. It was a small copper tiger that was divided into two halves. The left side was held by the local governor, and the right side was held by the emperor. The words on the left and right were the same. The 40 words on it were the instructions for the Tiger Tally. If the local governor led less than 49 soldiers, he only needed to use the tiger talisman on the left. If he led 100 soldiers, he needed the emperor to give him the tiger talisman on the right. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Chenghua District Cultural Relics and Antiques
There was an antique transaction in Chenghua District. Chenghua District had an antique trading market, located at 18 Zhenchuan West Road. It mainly sold ancient China porcelain, ancient jade, Ming and Qing porcelain, Ming and Qing jade ornaments, etc. As long as the collection was authentic, there was no need to pay in the early stages. It provided a trading platform for art collectors to identify, auction, exhibit, exchange, and sell. At the same time, Chenghua also had a specialized cultural relics store, which involved the acquisition of antiques, gold, silver, and jewelry, as well as appraisal, testing, evaluation, and trading services. The appraisal fee was 200 yuan per piece. The real thing could be entrusted to contact the buyer. After the transaction was successful, Hengdeli would take 5% of the transaction price. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Xi'an repairs cultural relics
In Xi'an, the restoration of cultural relics was reflected in many aspects. Xi'an had specialized cultural relic restoration experts, such as the restoration experts in the cultural relic restoration room of the Xi'an City Institute of Cultural Relics Protection and Archeology. They restored a variety of cultural relics, such as pottery and terracotta figurines, which were typical objects of Xi'an cultural relics restoration. Taking Liu Xiaoyong's restoration of the tomb beast as an example, the process included cleaning, reinforcement, sticking, filling up, color filling and other processes. The restoration of the pottery figurines followed the principle of reducing interference as much as possible and trying to restore the original appearance of the cultural relics. When repairing cultural relics, even the famous restorers in the industry faced great challenges in special situations. For example, Liu Xiaoyong repaired the pottery camel unearthed from the Sui Dynasty tomb. There was a long-lost image of the Greek god of wine on the camel bag. In order to accurately restore the image, he used a brush to draw and carve. Every process needed to be careful. The restoration of cultural relics in Xi'an adhered to some concepts, such as " scientific diagnosis and precise treatment." Every cultural relic had a tailor-made protection and restoration plan. Moreover, the restoration work paid attention to repairing the old as before. On the premise of retaining the overall style of the ancient building, the ancient building should be repaired in many aspects, including the renovation of the outer wall, the repair of the eaves and roof, etc. At the same time, the restoration of cultural relics should be loyal to the original historical appearance of the real object, and should oppose subjective creation and random processing and change. The restoration process should be based on evidence and have the possibility of restoration. In addition, there were also people who silently contributed to the protection of cultural relics and historic sites in Xi'an, such as "wood and stone cobblers". They participated in the repair of ancient buildings in Xi'an, and their service area was mainly Shaanxi. The two cultural relics unearthed in Xi'an in the Northwest University Museum, the epitaph of the Han Dynasty and Jing Zhencheng, were of great value. This also reflected the importance of Xi'an cultural relics protection and restoration work for the study of ancient culture. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the Cultural Relics and Historical Places in the Shancheng District of Hebi City
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in the Shancheng District of Hebi City. The following is a partial introduction: - ** Siwan Community **: The terrain here is high in the north and low in the south. The Si River flows eastward after flowing through Guangfu Temple. During the Shang Dynasty, the Sihe River was an important water transport port. In the early Warring States Period, Siwan was the water hub connecting Shanxi and the northern plains of Henan. There were also many theories related to cultural heritage in Siwan Community, such as "Literature Village came first, then Siwan Village". There was a literature temple built in the village during the Yuan Dynasty, which was named "Siwan Village" because the village was located at the bend of Si River. The stone tablet of the tenth year of Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty (1732) was preserved in the village, and the Li family's ancestral hall was preserved to this day. In addition, there were many families with the surname Li and Meng. Some of the ancestors of the Li family moved here from Shuchang Village, Huguan County, Shanxi Province in the second year of Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty (1369). The descendants of the Li family actively took the exam, such as Li Shutian Zhongju in the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. There were also well-preserved ancient buildings in Siwan Community, such as the Scholar Courtyard, which was built by Li Yumei, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty. The courtyard faced south. There were three steps and a bluestone horse platform in front of the door. The door was carved from a whole piece of wood. The door frame was exquisitely decorated. The outer wall of the door was engraved with the words "Fu" and "Lu" and China knot patterns. The eaves and gatehouse were beautifully carved. Entering the courtyard, the first courtyard had three stone houses in the east, west, and north. The walls of the houses on the east and west sides were engraved with the words "Fu","Shou","Kang", and "Ning" respectively. The east house of the second courtyard was a two-story three-room building with a hard mountain-like gray tile roof. There was a complete ridge beast on the roof. - The former site of the Stone Forest Military Conference: It was an important site during the War of Liberation. When the Liu and Deng armies marched thousands of miles, fought for the Central Plains, and liberated Tangyin, the Stone Forest was the rear area. The Liu and Deng armies were stationed here for 12 days and held the famous Stone Forest Military Conference. In January 2017, the old site was listed in the National Red Travel Classic Scenic Spot List. - ** Li Family Courtyard in Hebi **: It was built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, nearly 500 years ago. It covers an area of more than 50 acres and is composed of five buildings with nine doors. There are more than 1500 houses in total, and the tallest building is more than 20 meters tall. Each courtyard had a sentry building, servants 'yard, firewood yard, and so on. The entire building complex was magnificent. The four beams and eight pillars on the building, the flower wall brick carving, the eaves pottery beast, and so on all showed the majesty of the owner at that time. - Lulou Iron Smelting Ruins: It was located on the south bank of the river about 0.5 kilometers northwest of Guxian Village. The railway from the coal mine to the power plant passed through it. In July 1960, the first investigation was carried out here, and it was named Lulou Han Dynasty Iron Smelting Site. It was 1 km away from Lulou Village, but less than 200 meters away from the old county village, where there were a large number of pottery pieces, tiles and bricks from the Warring States Period to the Han Dynasty. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the cultural relics and historic sites in Yuetang District, Xiangtan City
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in Yuetang District of Xiangtan City: 1. ** Zhaoshan Ancient Treading Road **: It was built in the 42nd year of Qianlong. It is the most well-preserved ancient road in the province. It is a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit. It is located in the core scenic area of Zhaoshan Scenic Area and connects the front and back mountains of Zhaoshan with Zhaoyang Temple as the center. 2. ** Ten Thousand Buddha Pagoda **: Surrounded by blessings and dhyana xiu, it is located in the center of the millennium blessed land group. It is the highest point of Mount Zhao to carry certain religious blessings. 3. ** Zhaoshan Ancient Temple (Zhaoyang Temple)**: It has a history of more than a thousand years. It is the second largest ancient temple in Hunan and is a city-level cultural relic protection unit. 4. ** Kuixing Building **: People built it to commemorate the merits of Kuixing (one of the twenty-eight constellations, the star lord in charge of literature). 5. General Ferry: Located at the foot of Zhao Mountain, you can reach the bank of Xiangjiang River by walking north along the Mashi Ancient Road. In 1921, Peng Dehuai was helped by the fisherman Luo Liushi here. He crossed the Xiangjiang River in a small fishing boat and escaped the pursuit of warlords, hence his name. 6. The Floating River-Reading Platform: It receives the blessing axis, connects the Buddhist line and the Zen line, and is the junction of one axis and two lines. 7. ** Liu Qi's former residence **: The place where Liu Qi once lived. He was demoted to Tanzhou for denouncing Qin Hui for corruption and misleading the country. He lived here for six years and was a city-level cultural relic protection unit. 8. ** Song Family Ancestral Hall **: Located at the eastern foot of Zhaoshan Mountain. It was built in the 52nd year of Qianlong. It has three courtyards and faces south. It faces Xiangjiang River and is adjacent to Liu Qi's former residence. 9. ** Great Man Pavilion **: A northern-style building on the mountainside in front of Zhaoshan. On September 16, 1917, Zhang Kundi, Mao Runzhi, and Peng Zehou, who were studying at Hunan Normal University, walked from Changsha to Zhaoshan for social investigation. This story is recorded here. 10. ** Xiangtan City Museum **: In August 1979, the Xiangtan District Cultural Relics Task Force was established. In January 1983, the Xiangtan City Cultural Relics Management Office was established. In the same year, the city was merged. In July 1984, the Xiangtan City Museum and the Xiangtan City Cultural Relics Task Force were established on the basis of the above two units. The original site of the museum was located in Guansheng Hall, a state-level cultural relic protection unit. The current site is No.7 Huxiang East Road, Yuetang District, Xiangtan City. The new museum opened on December 25,2015. In 2018, it was rated as the third batch of national second-class museum. As of 2019, the number of collections was 10188 (sets) and 301 (sets) of precious cultural relics. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the cultural relics and historical sites in Jinnan District, Tianjin City
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in Jinnan District. - ** Former site of Jindong Academy **: It is located at No. 48, East Street, Gegu Town, Jinnan District, Tianjin City. It was built in the 13th year of Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty (1874) and was one of the eight academies in Tianjin City. In the early years, Gegu began to open up wasteland in the twenty-ninth year of Ming Wanli (1601). Later, it developed into a land of fish and rice. This place was close to the sea mouth and had a certain shipping advantage. - ** Xinzhuang Ciyun Temple **: It is located in Gaozhuangzi Village, Xinzhuang Town, Jinnan District, Tianjin City. It was built in the Ming Dynasty. Gaozhuangzi Village used to be a large village with more than 3000 people. There were two things that the people of Tianjin talked about. In 1908, Li Deqing, a wealthy businessman, established the first "Li's Private Primary School" in Tianjin County, which opened the prologue of the new education in Tianjin rural areas. - ** Tianjin Zhou Gong Temple **: Located in Huiguan Village, Xiaozhan Town, Jinnan District, Tianjin City, it was built in 1890 to commemorate Zhou Shengchuan and Zhou Shengbo. Zhou Sheng was rumored to be a native of Hefei, Henan Province. He was a subordinate of Li Hongzhang. In his early years, he was appointed as the commander of the army and the governor. The emperor gave him a yellow mandarin jacket. In the first year of Guangxu (1875), he was appointed as the garrison of Jingu. - Small Station Training Garden: A large number of buildings, cultural relics, and historical materials related to the small station training are preserved here, such as the Military Academy and the New Army Training Office. It is an important place to study the modern military history and political history of China. It has witnessed the transformation and development of the modern Chinese military and has important historical and cultural value. - ** Zheng Family Compound **: Located in Gegu Town, occupying 6000 square meters. In addition, in 2024, the fourth national cultural relics survey in Jinnan District was fully launched, and it was collecting clues about newly discovered immovable cultural relics on the ground, underground and underwater in Jinnan District, covering ancient cultural sites, ancient tombs, ancient buildings and many other types. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction of Cultural Relics and Historical Places in Liuhe District of Nanjing City
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in Liuhe District of Nanjing City: 1. ** Liuhe Ming City Wall **: Located in Liuhe District of Nanjing City, it was built in the second year of Shaoxing of the Southern Song Dynasty (1132) and is a cultural relic protection unit of Nanjing City. The ruins were about 160 meters long, 6 meters high, and 4.8 meters wide at the top. There were battlements on the outside of the top, and a parapet on the inside. The inside and outside were built with city bricks, retaining many old city bricks. Compared to the bricks of Nanjing City Wall, the bricks of Liuhe City Wall were smaller and of a lower grade. In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, it was abolished and destroyed. In the ninth year of Chongzhen, the local government rebuilt the rammed earth city wall. The completed city wall had a circumference of 1323.6 Zhang and a height of 2.5 Zhang. There were 1647 battlements, which were roughly square. There was a moat outside the city. 2. [Zoumaling Han Dynasty Ruins: Located in Ligang Village, Xiongzhou Street, Liuhe District. The era was the Han Dynasty.] The cultural layer of the Han Dynasty covers an area of more than 200,000 square meters. The main area is north-south, and the cultural layer of the Han Dynasty is 1 - 2 meters thick. In the north of the main area of the site, six brick tombs were explored, which were cultural relics protection units Nanjing City. 3. ** Guabu Taiping Temple Well **: Located in Baojiang Village, Guabu Town, Liuhe District. The era was the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was a cultural relic protection unit in Nanjing City. 4. ** Chengqiao Eastern Zhou Tombs **: Located in Changqing Village, Chengqiao Town, Liuhe District, it is an ancient tomb burial group from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. In July 1964, January 1972, and January 1988, the Nanjing Museum and the Nanjing City Museum carried out archaeological excavation and cleaning of Tomb 1, Tomb 2, and Tomb 3 of the tomb group respectively, and a large number of cultural relics were unearthed. 5. ** Nanmen Mosque **: It is located at No. 1 Qingzhen Street, Xiongzhou Town, Liuhe District. The era is the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural relic protection unit in Nanjing City. 6. ** Liuhe Confucian Temple, Liuhe Wanshou Palace **: These are all cultural relics of Liuhe District. 7. [Pingdingshan Ancient Cultural Ruins, Xueshan Ancient Cultural Ruins: They are also cultural relics and historical sites in Liuhe District.] <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the cultural relics and historic sites in Hongqi District of Xinxiang City
The cultural relics and historical sites in Hongqi District of Xinxiang City are as follows: - Guandi Temple (East Street): Located at No. 53, East Cross Street, Hongqi District, Xinxiang City. It was a temple with the characteristics of a holy place, a popular place, and a warm service. One might be able to find peace of mind here. - Stone Archway: It is located at No. 399 Pingyuan Road, Hongqi District, Xinxiang City. It is a traditional building with historical and cultural significance. 4167 people have been here recently. It is a cultural relic. - ** Zhang Ancestral Temple **: It is located in Fanzhuang Village, Xiaodian Industrial Park, Hongqi District, Xinxiang City. It is a cultural relic. It is clean, free of charge, beautiful scenery, reasonable fees, and new facilities. - ** Dongyue Temple **: It is located at No. 261 Pingyuan Road, Hongqi District, Xinxiang City. It is a Taoist historical site with a long history and profound cultural heritage. You may be able to enjoy different sceneries here. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>