Maochangli Pavilion

Maochangli Pavilion

Maochangli Pavilion is a cultural heritage protection unit of Changxing County.

Maochangli Pavilion is located in Maochangli Natural Village, Xiaopu Village, Xiaopu Town, Changxing County. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

In January 2010, Maochangli Pavilion was designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.

Xiaopu Town: Adjacent to the county seat of Changxing, Xiaopu Town was historically known as Hexi Town. It has long been a hub for merchants and a transit port for mountain produce, coal, and pottery. After years of development, it has now become a new hotspot for investment and business in the east. The town administers 11 administrative villages and 1 street neighborhood committee, with a total population of 27,000. The total area of the town is 96 square kilometers, including 25,000 mu of arable land and 80,300 mu of forested land. It boasts a uniquely advantageous geographical location: the source of the Chang (Xing)–Hu (Zhou)–Shen (Shanghai) waterway, known as the “Rhine of the East,” lies within its borders. … Xiaopu Town detailed information ++