Ancient Sluice Area of Zhuyu Bay
The Ancient Sluice Area of Zhuyu Bay is a cultural relics protection unit of Yangzhou City.
Ancient Sluice Area of Zhuyu Bay
Now a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit, located in Wan Touzhen in the urban area. Built during the Qing Dynasty and reconstructed in the 28th year of the Guangxu reign (1901). Stone embankments on both sides still remain, stretching 200 meters in length, constructed from bluestone blocks joined together using silver-ingot-shaped iron tenons. Brick archways were built on the east and west banks of the sluice, with stone plaques above the archways inscribed respectively with “Ancient Zhuyu Bay” by Ruan Yuan and “Protecting Life and Prosperity.” The sluice area features an old street that largely retains its original appearance. On the south bank of the sluice lies what is said to be the horse-tying stone of Lai Wenguang, the Duke of Obedience from the Taiping Rebellion. It can be combined with a tour route to Zhuyu Bay Park.
Wan Touzhen: Wan Touzhen – A town with a history of over 2,500 years, located in the eastern part of Yangzhou’s urban area. The jurisdiction covers 26 square kilometers, including 6 administrative villages, 2 neighborhood committees, 85 villager groups, and a total population of 25,600. It is one of the three administrative sub-centers of Yangzhou’s urban development. With its superior geographical location, rich cultural heritage, solid economic foundation, convenient transportation and communication, and complete supporting facilities, it is an ideal place for investment, business, and residence.
I. Superior Geographical Location. Wan Touzhen is situated in the eastern suburbs of Yangzhou, nestled between the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and Mangdao River, with Liao Jia... Detailed information about Wan Touzhen++
Further Reading:
· Municipal-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units of Yangzhou City (Batches 1 to 3)
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