QiuChuan Architectural Complex

QiuChuan Architectural Complex

The QiuChuan Architectural Complex is a cultural relics protection unit of Zhejiang Province.

The QiuChuan Architectural Complex is located in QiuChuan Town, Changshan County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.

On January 13, 2017, it was designated as part of the Seventh Batch of Cultural Relics Protection Units of Zhejiang Province by the People's Government of Zhejiang Province.

QiuChuan Town: “Mountains encircle to form a ball, and waters flow to shape a stream”—this is the origin of the name QiuChuan. Located on the border between Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces, QiuChuan Town sits at the western gateway of Changshan County. With a long history, numerous historical sites, and a simple, traditional folk culture, it is a millennia-old town on the western frontier of Zhejiang. The town boasts picturesque scenery with verdant mountains and clear waters, and is equipped with complete infrastructure including highways and communication networks. The renowned Song Dynasty scholar Zhu Xi once visited QiuChuan to meet friends and hike the scenic mountains, where he composed the timeless verse: “The mountains stand like painted screens in their beauty, and the streams flow with the fragrance of ink and literature.” Since then, QiuChuan has gained widespread fame. The town covers a vast area of 78.4 square kilometers with a total population of 2... More detailed information about QiuChuan Town++

Further Reading:

· Seventh Batch of Cultural Relics Protection Units of Zhejiang Province