Cultural Relics of Fushun City
Fushun City was rich in cultural relics. In 1988, there were 11 categories and 76 cultural relics and historical sites. In October 2000, Shijiagou tombs were discovered. After the division in 1999, there were five cultural relics and historical sites in Shuncheng area, including ancient tombs, ancient city ruins, ancient customs pier, ancient pagodas and temples, and ancient and modern inscriptions. By the end of 2005, there were 83 cultural relics and historical sites in the whole area. Among them, the Liao Pagoda of Gaoer Mountain was more famous. It was located on the bank of Fushun Hun River and the top of the west peak of Gaoer Mountain. The tower was built in the Liao Dynasty and was made of various types of green bricks. It had nine levels, an octagonal shape, solid eaves, a diameter of 6.8 meters at the bottom and a height of 14.1 meters. The tower was located on a circular platform that was 0.2 meters high. There was also a 3-meter high brick base on the platform. The brick base was symmetrical to the tower. The tower was divided into well-proportioned layers from bottom to top with dense eaves and bucket arch. Each layer was made of polished brick pillars to form eight arc-shaped horns. There were rectangular Buddhist shrines on each of the eight sides of the bottom layer, in which there were embossed sitting Buddhas (most of which only had remnants of Sumeru). In 1933, a stone scripture pillar engraved with the words "Da 'an Fourth Year" was unearthed near the ancient tower, proving that the ancient tower was built in the Liao Dynasty. The Longfeng Mine was abandoned until 1999 when the mine went bankrupt. It was listed as the sixth batch of cultural relics protection units in 2003. In addition, the steel spinulosa parts related to the Sufu railway also became cultural relics. The Sufu railway was built because of Fushun's coal resources. It was first built by the Russians and later taken over by the Japanese. The steel spinulosa parts had nameplates made in Japan's Osaka and Kawasaki in 1934. During the third national cultural relics survey (2007 - 2011), a total of 1172 cultural relics were identified in Fushun. In recent years, 29 immovable cultural relics were added, and 230 cultural relics were protected at the city, county (district) level or above. At present, the fourth national cultural relics survey is being carried out. Starting from November 2023, it will be implemented in three stages. The survey will focus on six categories of immovable cultural relics on the ground, underground and underwater in Fushun City, including ancient cultural sites, ancient tombs, ancient buildings, cave temples and stone carvings, important modern historical sites and representative buildings. Read more exciting novels for free
Fushun Cultural Relics Bureau bidding and purchasing information
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Cultural Relics in Nantou City
Nantou City had a rich variety of cultural relics. There were 11000 pieces of cultural relics excavated from the original site of Nantou City Primary School and its surrounding areas, which could be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Republic of China. Among them, the more complete artifacts included pottery, porcelain, stone, jade, gold, iron, glass, bone, bronze, etc., covering the Spring and Autumn Period, Han Dynasty, Western Jin Dynasty, Eastern Jin Dynasty, Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Republic of China, etc. The Nantou Ancient City Museum presents the history of the city in 1677. It displays more than 300 cultural relics and narrates the history of the city from the sixth year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 331). The museum was divided into two parts. One was indoor display, which displayed the history of the development of the city and the history of resisting foreign aggression against the background of the historical changes and cultural history of the ancient city of Nantou. The other was the ancient ruins area, the Ancient City, and the ancient buildings display, which reflected the prosperity and bustle of the ancient city through a large number of cultural relics and historical buildings. In addition, the tomb bricks with the formula of "Nine-Nine Multiplication" were unearthed from the tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty in the Red Garden of Nantou. There were also cultural relics such as the four-hole jar and the celadon colorful four-series jar of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the pottery stove model of the Western Jin Dynasty, the celadon four-series jar, the small jar with a lid, the pottery figurines, the pottery cattle, the gold bracelet, the celadon jar, etc. Nantou Ancient City had also unearthed cultural relics such as the Ming Dynasty's double-happiness flower pattern blue and white porcelain bowl, banana leaf landscape pattern porcelain bowl, and the Qing Dynasty's cigarette smoke box. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Ruzhou City Cultural Relics
Ruzhou City had a long history and rich cultural resources. Ruzhou City had a total of 10 national key cultural relics protection units, namely Fengxue Temple and Talin Forest, Zhanggongxiang kiln site, Faxing Temple Pagoda, Ruzhou Confucian Temple, Meishan Ruins, Yanhedian kiln site, Lilou Ruins, Donggou Kiln Ruins, Houwan Taishan Temple, and Yan Village Ruins. The approval and announcement dates were as follows: On January 13,1988, the State Council approved and announced that Fengxue Temple and Talin Forest were the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units; On May 25,2006, Zhanggongxiang kiln site, Faxing Temple Pagoda and Ruzhou Confucian Temple were approved and announced by the State Council as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units; On March 5,2013, Meishan site, Yanhedian kiln site and Lilou site were approved and announced by the State Council as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units; On October 16,2019, Donggou Kiln Ruins, Houwan Taishan Temple and Yan Village Ruins were approved and announced by the State Council as the eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Ruzhou City has a total of 20 cultural relics protection sites in Henan Province, including Dazhang Ruins, Zhongshanzhai Ruins, Qingyang Old City, Miaoshui Temple, Front and Back Households Ruins, Guanzhuang Old City, Ruzhou Evangelical Hall, Lai 'an Stronghold, Wan'an West Stronghold, Houwan Xiaoan Bridge, Banzha Bridge, Banzha Ancient Buildings, Sanshan Peifeng Tower, Ningguo Temple, Yanglou Xu Family's old house, Linru County Anti-Japanese County Government's former site, Zhaozhuang irrigation station, Hedong kiln site, Sigou kiln site, Daruhuachi Harulu Cemetery, etc. These units were approved and announced by the Henan Province People's Government in different batches. Ruzhou City also had 22 cultural relics protection units in Pingdingshan City, such as Zhangwan Ruins, Hetang Ruins, Maozhai Ruins, Gudongkou Ruins, Lilou Ruins, etc. The verification and announcement work was also completed by Pingdingshan Municipal People's Government in different batches. These cultural relics covered ancient sites, ancient buildings, ancient tombs, cave temples and stone carvings, modern and important historical sites and representative buildings, reflecting the development and cultural heritage of Ruzhou City in various historical periods. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Shifeng Ancient City Cultural Relics
In Xiaotang Village, Zhitang Town, Chaling County, Zhuzhou, ancient tombs, ancient city walls, ancient wells and other ruins of the Warring States Period were discovered. These ruins may be the ruins of Xiaotang Ancient City, an important military town during the Warring States Period. The archaeological team found bronze weapons such as swords, daggers, porcelain, seals and other funerary objects in the ancient tomb. Some of the stolen funerary objects were identified as artifacts of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Warring States Period, which were classified as national third-class cultural relics. This archaeological discovery was of great value to the historical context of the ancient city of Chaling and the study of the history and culture of Chaling. In addition, seven cultural relics, including earthen pots and iron cauldrons, as well as one "ridge", were excavated from the Eastern Han Dynasty ancient tomb in Shifeng District. In Chayuan Ao, Xiawan New Village, Tongtangwan Street, Shifeng District, there was an ancient stone arch bridge built in the third year of Qianlong of Qing Dynasty (1738). In June 2024, it became a district-level cultural relic protection unit in Shifeng District. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Kashgar City Cultural Relics Bureau
The Kashgar City Culture, Sports, Radio, Television, and tourism bureau (Kashgar City Cultural Relics Bureau) had a list of rights and responsibilities, but no more detailed information about its functions, organizational structure, and so on. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Xinyi Cultural Relics Ancient City
Xinyi Ancient City was located in Bafang Village, Zhenlong Town, Xinyi City, Maoming, Guangdong Province. It was built in the fourth year of Wude of Tang Dynasty (621) and served as the seat of the county until 1952. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, it served as the seat of Douzhou Prefecture for more than 430 years, so it was also called "Douzhou Ancient City". It had a history of more than 1400 years. There are many cultural relics and historical sites preserved here, such as the Dahong Kingdom's Royal Palace (School Palace), which was built in 1354 AD. In the 11th year of Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty (1861), it was built for Chen Jinjiang, the leader of the Guangdong Heaven and Earth Society. There are some buildings such as the Dacheng Hall, the East and West Corridor, and the Dacheng Gate. In 1990, it was listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit. The Gate of Civilization was built in the 18th year of Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty (1813). It was 24 meters opposite the school palace, 14 meters wide and 30 meters high. It was the only gate preserved in the thousand-year-old city. In 1984, it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Maoming City. There were also 13 well-preserved ancient academies centered on the school palace. The ancient academy group reflected that this place had been the academic center of southwest Guangdong for generations, which greatly promoted the political, cultural and educational development of southwest Guangdong. In addition, Xinyi is also the county (city) with the most unearthed bronze drums in Guangdong Province. The unearthed bronze drum of the Western Zhou Dynasty is now the treasure of the museum of Guangdong Province. Xinyi also has six provincial cultural relics protection units, including the former site of the palace of Dahong State, Qifeng Academy, the former residence of Ling 18, the memorial building of the Xie family's Anti-Japanese War, the former site of the headquarters of the Huaixiang Uprising, and a batch of ancient buildings such as the Xisangong Temple. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
English for cultural relics in the Forbidden City
"Cultural Relic in the Forbidden City" or "Cultural Relic in the Palace Museum". In international exchanges and exhibition situations, these expressions can be used to introduce the cultural relics collected by the Forbidden City. For example, in the relevant exhibition of the China-France Cultural and Cultural Year, when it comes to the cultural relics of the Forbidden City and the Palace of Versailles, such English expressions may be used to convey relevant information to the international audience. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Baoding City Zhuozhou cultural relics introduction
Zhuozhou had many cultural relics and historical sites: - ** Zhuozhou Zhangfei Temple **: Located in Zhangfei Store (now known as Zhongyi Store) in Zhuozhou, Hebei Province, also known as the "Temple of Marquis Huan of Zhang". It was built by later generations to commemorate Zhang Fei, Marquis Huan of Han Dynasty, in his hometown. It is now a cultural relic protection unit in Zhuozhou City. - The Twin Towers of Zhuozhou were the landmark buildings in the ancient city. They were composed of the Wisdom Temple Pagoda in the south and the Yunju Temple Pagoda in the north. The two pagodas are octagonal imitation wooden pavilion-style brick pagodas, with distinctive features of the Liao Dynasty. The south pagoda was built in the 11th year of Taiping of Liao Dynasty (1031) and was 44 meters high, while the north pagoda was built in the 8th year of Da 'an of Liao Dynasty (1092) and was 55.69 meters high. It was remarkable for its even-numbered floors (6 floors). The two pagodas were named after the temple. The temple had been destroyed, but only the pagoda remained, known as the Zhuozhou Twin Towers. It was one of the three remaining octagonal wooden pavilion-style Liao Dynasty relic brick pagodas in China. The inside and outside sculptures and portraits were beautifully carved. In 2001, it was announced as the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. - ** Zhuozhou Confucian Temple **: It was built five years ago in Zhenyuan of Tang Dynasty. It was originally located in the southeast of Zhuozhou City. It was built by Liu Gong, the military governor of Lulong. It was moved to a new location during the Tonghe years of Liao Dynasty. - ** Zhuozhou Ancient City **: It is basically well-preserved. From the Yaowang Temple in the south of the city to the Yongji Bridge in the north of the city, there are Yaowang Temple, Qing Palace, Xuegong, Sanyi Temple Street, Gulou Ruins, Mosque, Liao Dynasty Twin Towers, Ancient City Wall, North Gate Ruins, Yongji Bridge and other cultural relics on both sides of the street. - ** Xidaoyuan Village Holy Mother Palace **: Located in the former residence of Lidaoyuan, the main hall at the northeast corner of the street has five ancient buildings. There were Lingguan Hall, Cihang Pavilion, Wealth God Hall, Moon Elder Hall, Third Master Hall, etc. In the main hall, nine Celestial Immortals and Holy Maidens were worshipped. There was a stone tablet erected in the eighth year of Yongzheng in the palace. According to the inscription, the temple was built in the year of Gengyin of Kangxi (1710). <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Baoshan Tengchong City Cultural Relics and Antiques
Searching for Jingxing cultural relics in the Shijiazhuang City
Jingxing County was a cultural relic county with 1192 immovable cultural relics, including 4 national key cultural relics protection units and 19 provincial cultural relics protection units. For example, the Iron Bridge of Falu Ridge, which was built in the late Qing Dynasty and 119 years ago, was damaged by bombs and bullets during the Hundred Regiments War. The signs of the iron bridge were well preserved, and the caves through which the train passed were also completely preserved. It had become a tourist destination. Jingxing Kiln was a large-scale porcelain kiln site cluster that had experienced the Sui, Tang, Song, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. It was discovered in 1989 and designated as a provincial cultural relic protection unit in 1993. In 2001, it was listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit in Hebei. After the site was inspected by Geng Baochang, a researcher of the Palace Museum, who was the first person to identify ancient porcelain in China, it was proposed that it could be listed as one of the four ancient kilns in Hebei with Xing, Ding and Ci Kiln. The former site of Nie Rongzhen's headquarters in Honghe Trough was well preserved. After the exhibition was set up in 1995, it has been open to the public for free. It mainly introduced the preparations for the Hundred Regiments War and the war situation. A memorial hall for the Hundred Regiments War was built nearby. The next step was to apply for a museum. It was also planned to include the former site of the headquarters, the former site of the guard company and the former site of Nie Rongzhen's headquarters in Xiaoliyan into the provincial insurance structure. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>