Gujia Tuozhi Site
The Gujia Tuozhi Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Jilin Province.
The Gujia Tuozhi Site is located in Zhangjia Village, Namu Township, Shuangliao City, Siping, and is classified as an ancient site.
The Gujia Tuozhi Site is a seventh-batch provincial-level cultural heritage protection unit.
Namu Township: Namusi Mongolian Ethnic Township is the only Mongolian ethnic township in Siping. It is located in the southwest of Shuangliao City, on the outskirts near the urban area, with the township government situated 8 kilometers west of the city center. The township covers a total area of 206 square kilometers, including 5,885 hectares of arable land, 430 hectares of grassland, and 5,988 hectares of forest. It has a total of 5,391 households and a population of over 20,000, among which 3,388 are ethnic minorities, accounting for 16.8% of the total population.
Historical Background:
Namusi — in Mongolian, meaning “mouth” or “fortress” in Chinese. Because Namu... More details about Namu Township++
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