Mulberry-Dyke Fishponds in Nanxun
The Mulberry-Dyke Fishponds in Nanxun are a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level in Huzhou City.
The Mulberry-Dyke Fishponds in Nanxun are located in Shezhong Village, Linghu Town, and Digang Village, He Fu Town, Nanxun District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Dating from the Tang Dynasty to the present, they fall under the category of "Other."
In November 2015, the Nanxun Mulberry-Dyke Fishponds were designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site.
Shezhong Village: Located 8 kilometers southwest of Linghu Town, Nanxun District, Huzhou City, Shezhong Village comprises 18 natural villages and 38 villager groups, covering a total area of 5.5 square kilometers. The village seat, Shezhong Village (formerly known as Shecun), is one of Huzhou’s well-known ancient villages. It is also called Shicun or Baoxi. The Qing Dynasty’s "Guian County Annals" recorded: “There used to be a market here, called the Shezhong Village Market.” It is said to be the place where the legendary archer Houyi shot down nine suns, and the ancient village was thus named accordingly. The village is home to 876 farming households, 3,276 villagers, and 88 Party members. The main economic activities of Shezhong Village residents are sericulture and special aquaculture. The village... More details about Shezhong Village++
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