Relics of the former site of the Capital University
The former campus of Jingshi University was located at 21 Andeli North Street, Dongcheng Area, Beijing City. It was established in 1898 during the "reform" period. It was the highest institution of learning in the central government and the administrative organ in charge of the national higher education institutions. The old site was designed by the famous modern Japanese architect Hideo Mansui and was built between 1905 and 1911. There were only five two-story buildings left. The buildings faced south and were located on the north side of an east and west road. The two buildings in the middle were the main buildings, and the two buildings in the east and west were the auxiliary buildings. The main building imitated the European classical style. It had a brick-wood structure, gray brick drywall, triangular frames, a pitched roof, and an outer arcade. The wall tiles were carved with straw and pilasters. The workmanship was exquisite, the proportion and decorative techniques were mature, and the architectural style was rough and heavy. The style of the side buildings was the same as the main building, but the architectural quality was slightly worse. In 1904, the Qing government followed the Japanese model of higher education and divided the school system of the Imperial University into three levels: "Higher Education"(equivalent to a junior college),"Divisional University"(equivalent to a bachelor's degree), and "Tongru Institute"(equivalent to a graduate school). On March 31, 1910, the Divisional University opened. After the Republic of China merged, it was officially established as the National Peking University. After the Divisional University, it was changed into a military camp. This group of buildings had important research value for the development of modern China education. The scope of protection was the cultural relic building itself (including the main building, the apron, and the steps). The construction control area was divided into Class I and Class IV, with clear boundaries. In 2006, the former site was included in the list of national key cultural relics protection units. Read more exciting novels for free
British construction site relics
There had been many discoveries of cultural relics on British construction sites. For example, a complete Roman burial bed, some skeletal remains, and five oak coffins were found during excavation at a construction site in London. On a piece of land in Suffolk that was originally the location of a Saxon church (now used as a farmer's land), construction workers dug up 99 Anglo-Saxon coins dating back to 999 AD (978 - 1016 AD during the reign of King Adelaide II of England). <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Zhuanghe cultural relics site
Zhuanghe has the ruins of Wutun in the north of Black Island and the ruins of Jingyuan Ship. The cultural relics unearthed at the Beiwutun site on Black Island proved that humans lived and multiplied here as early as the Neoliths. The site could be excavated with an area of about 10,000 square meters. In April 1990, the excavation revealed an area of 500 square meters. The site was divided into two floors. Three houses were found on the upper floor and five houses were found on the lower floor. There were a large number of shells piled up in the south. A total of 410 cultural relics such as pottery, stone, bones, and jade were unearthed. Judging from the unearthed agricultural production tools, primitive agriculture had begun to take shape at that time, and there were also a wide variety of fishing tools. The jade birds, spinning wheels with sun patterns, human-faced pottery pieces, and fine line drawings on the burned bones unearthed here showed the primitive state of ancient human artistic creation, aesthetic appreciation, and religious consciousness. The site was 6500 to 5500 years old, which was equivalent to the time and scale of the Banpo cultural site in Xi'an. In 1985, it was announced as a "municipal cultural relic protection unit" and in 2008, it was announced as a "provincial cultural relic protection unit". The unearthed cultural relics were mainly collected by the Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology of Liaoning Province. In 2012, Zhuanghe City Museum received 13 pieces. The site of the Jingyuan Ship was located in the Old Man Stone Sea Area of Heidao, Zhuanghe, in the Dalian City, Liaoning Province. In 2014, the wreckage of an iron shipwreck was discovered. In 2018, it was confirmed to be the sunken ship of the Beiyang Navy in the Jiawu Sea War-"Jingyuan Ship". The wreckage of the ship was upside down on the seabed. The bow of the ship faced northeast, tilting slightly from bow to stern by 2 - 3°. The overall length was 80 meters, the width was 12 meters, and the maximum buried depth was 6.4 meters. There were more than 500 pieces of cultural relics in total, and there were a wide variety of materials, including iron, wood, copper, lead, glass, porcelain, leather, etc. Their uses included ship components, weapons and ammunition, and daily necessities and tools for officers and soldiers on board. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Tianluge Primary School Former Site
The former site of Tianluge Primary School was located in the northwest corner of Xi'an City, in the Han Chang' an City Ruins Area, north of Fengjing Road, near Sanqiao Zaohe. There was the site of Tianlu Pavilion on the former site. There was once a small temple called "Liu Xiang Temple" on the site. It was now the site of Tianlu Pavilion Primary School. The four walls of the house were filled with photos, texts, and other materials, recording the historical events since the school was founded. In the 1930s and 1940s, this was the intelligence station of the underground party of the Chinese government. In order to "apply for the World Heritage" to protect the ruins of Chang 'an City in the Han Dynasty, Tianlu Pavilion Primary School had been demolished. The ruins of Tianlu Pavilion on the former site were completely exposed. There were still items such as "history examination papers" in the houses on the former site. There were stone tables and stone stools in the courtyard. "Warrior Sage!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Where is the former capital of Nanming in Guizhou?
On October 14, 1644, Ding Kuichu, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, joined forces with Qu Si, the governor of Guangxi, Wang Huacheng, the old ministers Lu Daqi, Fang Yizhi, Jinbao, Wu Zhenyu and others to support Zhu Youlang, the king of Gui, as the emperor in Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province, and established the "Yongli" regime. In 1652, the Nanming Yongli imperial court moved to Anlong and established an auxiliary capital here. The old capital of Nanming is located in Xin 'an Town, Anlong County, Guizhou Province. The Nanming Palace, which had been restored and rebuilt on the original site, occupied an area of 5800 square meters and had a total construction area of 5400 square meters. There were six main buildings, which were divided into the main hall, the left and right court rooms, the bell tower, the drum tower, the gatehouse, and so on. There were a total of two courtyards. "The New Emperor on Girls 'Day" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Construction site workers buy cultural relics
According to the reference materials, there were two situations related to construction sites and cultural relics: one was fraud. For example, two men in Changshu, Jiangsu Province, pretended to be construction workers and sold fake cultural relics to commit fraud. They would buy crafts from roadside stalls and then sell them at a high price as cultural relics after they were roughly processed; The other was a legal way to deal with it. Cultural relics discovered during the construction process should be handed over to the state according to the law. For example, after cultural relics were discovered at the construction site of an industrial park in Fangxian, Shiyan City, Hubei Province, it was illegal for workers to hide cultural relics. The cultural relics should ultimately be owned by the state. If the construction site personnel purchased cultural relics, they must go through legal and formal channels, and strictly examine the source and authenticity of the cultural relics to prevent falling into the trap of fraud and avoid buying cultural relics from illegal sources. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
All the cultural relics excavated at the construction site
In the information provided, the cultural relics excavated at the construction site were as follows: - Jars and tombstones were found at the construction site of an industrial park in Fangxian, Shiyan City, Hubei Province. Four workers divided the excavated bronzes, pottery and other cultural relics. - Cultural relics were suspected to have been found at the construction site of Guangzhou Dongfeng East Road Primary School and Guangzhou City No.2 kindergarten, but the specific cultural relics were not mentioned in detail. - More than 300 tombs of the Warring States Period were found in a rerouted highway in Shanxi Province. More than 1300 cultural relics were excavated and more than 1800 pieces of various cultural relics were unearthed. - A suspected cultural relic was found at the construction site of Wangjia Dafenzui, Hexing Village, Baosheng Town, High-tech Zone, Suining City. After investigation, it was an independent cliff tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The exposed pottery chicken figurines and a small number of pottery fragments on the broken cliff had been cleaned up and properly disposed of. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
City-level cultural relics protection site
Different regions had different city-level cultural relics protection sites. For example, Chongqing City announced 444 cultural relics protection units above the municipal level; Guiyang City announced seven batches of municipal cultural relics protection units; Panzhou has many municipal cultural relics protection sites, such as Danxia Mountain Huguo Temple, Pufu Temple, etc., which cover ancient buildings, ancient ruins, cave temples and stone carvings, etc. The time of announcement and the units responsible for management are also different. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Peking University Cultural Relics
The Yan Garden cultural relics digitizing project allowed people to see the animations of Peking University's cultural relics. The project allowed people to view the 57 stone carvings in Yan Garden from all angles without leaving their homes. They could drag the 3D image 360° to observe the details of the stone carvings, such as the Qilin, Huabiao, the stone fish with the tail turned over, the Qianlong Imperial Poem Stele, the Southwest United University Stele, and other cultural relics. They could also view the cultural relics images from different perspectives by tapping their fingers. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Former site of the Ministry of Justice's main hall
The former hall of the Ministry of Justice was located at the location of today's National Cultural Palace.
List of Former Principals of Tsinghua University
The previous presidents of Tsinghua University included Tang Guoan, Zhou Yichun, Wen Yingxing, Cao Yunxiang, Jin Bangzheng, Zhang Yuquan, Li Luming, etc., as well as many other presidents. Zhou Ziqi served as a supervisor from April 1911 to December 1911 (there were other presidents who served in different periods). While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!