Yangyin Pass Ruins

Yangyin Pass Ruins

The Yangyin Pass Ruins are a cultural relics protection unit of Jinhua City.

The Yangyin Pass Ruins are located on Tianlong Mountain in Yangyin Village, Chian Town, Yiwu City. Dating back to the Xianfeng era of the Qing Dynasty, they are classified as ancient ruins.

They were designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site in June 2006 and as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit in August 2011, with the announcement document number being Yizheng Fa [2011] No. 64, dated August 27, 2011.

Yangyin Village: The total arable land area of Yangyin Village is 166 mu, with per capita arable land of 0.6 mu, including 12 mu of dry land, 154 mu of paddy fields, 70 mu of tea plantations, and over 300 mu of bayberry orchards. The per capita income of farmers has exceeded 5,000 yuan.

Agricultural production is mainly focused on grain crops and fruit production, with major cash crops including bayberry, taro, tea plantations, watermelon, rice, oranges, and a small amount of green soybeans. Through the collective brainstorming of the village leadership, the unremitting efforts of all villagers, and the guidance of specialized households, the bayberry — a delicacy among the fruits of Yangyin Village — has now become a signature product... More details about Yangyin Village ++