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Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City

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Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City is located 2 kilometers northwest of Beiyinhe Railway Station and at the northeast corner of Yingchengzi Manchu Ethnic Township. Dating back to the Jin Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient site. On December 17, 1986, Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City was listed as part of the second batch of Heilongjiang Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units. …

Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City

Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City is a Heilongjiang Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Unit.

Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City is located 2 kilometers northwest of Beiyinhe Railway Station and at the northeast corner of Yingchengzi Manchu Ethnic Township. Dating back to the Jin Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient site.

On December 17, 1986, Wuchang Yingchengzi Ancient City was listed as part of the second batch of Heilongjiang Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units.

Yingchengzi Manchu Ethnic Township: Yingchengzi Manchu Ethnic Township is located in the northwest of Wuchang City, 38 kilometers from Wuchang Town. It borders Lalincun to the north, neighbors Beiyinhe Town to the east, faces Minle Korean Ethnic Township across the river to the south, lies opposite Yanhe Township and Qingshan Township of Yushu City, Jilin Province, across the river to the southwest, and adjoins Hongqi Manchu Ethnic Township to the west. The township enjoys convenient transportation with access in all directions. It covers an administrative area of 112 square kilometers. Currently, it governs 7 administrative villages, 31 natural villages, with a total of 6,205 households and a population of 28,000, including 26,000 agricultural residents. It is a multi-ethnic settlement area inhabited by Han, Manchu, Korean, Mongolian, Hui, and other ethnic groups. Among them, … Yingchengzi Manchu Ethnic Township Detailed Information++

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