Cliff Inscriptions at Songpu Mountain

Cliff Inscriptions at Songpu Mountain

The cliff inscriptions at Songpu Mountain are a cultural relic protection unit of Jinhua City.

The cliff inscriptions at Songpu Mountain are located on Songpu Mountain in Qiaoxi Village, Chian Town, Yiwu City. Dating back to the Song Dynasty, they fall under the category of grotto temples and rock carvings.

In May 1987, they were designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit, with the official announcement number being Yizheng Fa [1987] No. 66, dated May 11, 1987.

Cultural value: This is the only group of cliff inscriptions in our city.

Protected area: The rocks themselves that make up the cliff inscription group.

Construction control zone: The mountainous area within 100 meters to the left and right of the Qiaxiakeng cliff inscription valley as the central axis, extending from the Coffin Pit of Songpu Mountain at the top to the boundary where the mountain meets cultivated land (the Jinbuji rock at the mountain foot) at the bottom.

Chian Town: Located in the southwestern part of Yiwu City, Chian Town is a historic and culturally rich town blessed with outstanding people and beautiful scenery. With over 2,000 years of cultural history, the town covers an area of 149.98 square kilometers, governs 66 administrative villages and one neighborhood committee, and has a total population of 40,000. It is recognized as a Nationally Renowned Beautiful Town, a Top 1,000 Town in China, an Ecological Town of Zhejiang Province, an Education Strong Town of Zhejiang Province, a Historic and Cultural Town of Zhejiang Province, a Sanitary Town of Zhejiang Province, and a Civilized Town of Zhejiang Province. There are 466 industrial enterprises in the town, covering industries such as papermaking, power generation, textiles and garments, leather products, and furniture. Among them, there are 84 private enterprises... More detailed information about Chian Town++