Tadi Site

Tadi Site

The Tadi Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Huzhou City.

The Tadi Site is located in Qiandian Village, Qiandian Town, Nanxun District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It dates back to the Neolithic Age through the Shang and Zhou dynasties and is classified as an ancient site.

In November 2015, the Tadi Site was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage protection unit.

Qiandian Village: Qiandian Village is situated southeast of Qiandian Town, adjacent to the town center. To the east it borders Chaoyang Village, to the south it connects with Lingxin Highway, and to the north it adjoins Shicong. The village has a total of 28 villager groups, 829 households, a population of 2,819, and 106 party members. In 2014, the total annual collective economic income of Qiandian Village was approximately 450,000 yuan, and the per capita annual net income of farmers was 19,000 yuan. In recent years, the village Party branch and the village committee have followed the approach of “integrating resources to develop primary and secondary industries, and innovating ideas to develop tertiary industries,” strengthening organizational development, revitalizing existing resources, and expanding the village’s collective economy... For more details on Qiandian Village ++