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The Qinhuai River, a right-bank tributary of the lower Yangtze River in China. Historically known as Longcangpu, it was called the Huai River from the Han Dynasty onward and renamed the Qinhuai River after the Tang Dynasty. The Qinhuai River has two sources: the northern source, the Gulong River, originates from the southern foothills of Baohua Mountain in Jurong City, while the southern source, the Lishui River, originates from Donglushan in Lishui District, Nanjing. The two rivers converge in Xibei Village, Fangshandai, Jiangning District, Nanjing, to form the main course of the Qinhuai...

Confucius Temple Boat Dock

The Confucius Temple Boat Dock is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Qinhuai River, a right-bank tributary of the lower Yangtze River in China. Historically known as Longcangpu, it was called the Huai River from the Han Dynasty onward and renamed the Qinhuai River after the Tang Dynasty. The Qinhuai River has two sources: the northern source, the Gulong River, originates from the southern foothills of Baohua Mountain in Jurong City, while the southern source, the Lishui River, originates from Donglushan in Lishui District, Nanjing. The two rivers converge in Xibei Village, Fangshandai, Jiangning District, Nanjing, to form the main course of the Qinhuai River. It then flows around Fangshan northwestward to the outer city gate Shangfangmen, entering Nanjing City through the East Water Gate. It runs east to west across the urban area, exits from the West Water Gate in the south, and flows into the Yangtze River.

Most of the Qinhuai River lies within Nanjing’s jurisdiction and is the city’s largest regional river. Historically, its roles in shipping and irrigation nurtured Nanjing’s ancient civilization, earning it the title “Mother River of Nanjing.” It was also historically renowned as “China’s No. 1 Historic and Cultural River.”

Attraction Location

Confucius Temple Scenic Area Pedestrian Street, Qinhuai District, Nanjing City

Confucius Temple Subdistrict: The Confucius Temple Subdistrict Office is located in Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, with its office at No. 8 Lianziying. It covers an area of 2.94 square kilometers and has a population of 80,034.

 The Confucius Temple Subdistrict governs 18 communities: Jinling Road, Sifu Lane, Confucius Temple, Lianziying, Wuyi Lane, Wendegqiáo, Dashiba Street, Dongguantou, Qilijie, Xinminfang, San Tiao Ying, Zhongying, Zhuanolane, Madao Street, YinHongYuan, Little West Lake, Baijiu Lane, and Jiangning Road.

The Confucius Temple Subdistrict in Qinhuai District has been honored in the “National Advanced Cultural Communities” evaluation organized by the Central Civilization Office and the Ministry of Culture, becoming... More details about the Confucius Temple Subdistrict++

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