"He Shi" Inscription

"He Shi" Inscription

The "He Shi" Inscription is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Hangzhou.

The "He Shi" Inscription is located on a solitary rock in Tianshui Pit, northeast of Jing Shan Temple in Jing Shan Town. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, it falls under the category of cave temples and stone inscriptions.

In 2009, the "He Shi" Inscription was designated as a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Hangzhou.

Protected Area: Includes the "Yuzhi Rock" inscription, extending approximately 10 meters around the inscription, covering a total area of 1,110 square meters.

Construction Control Zone: Extends approximately 20 meters beyond the protected area, covering a total area of 4,389 square meters.

Jing Shan Town: Located in the western part of Yuhang District, Jing Shan Town is traversed by the North Tiaoxi and Middle Tiaoxi rivers. It connects to the Hang-Hui Highway to the south, National Highway 104 to the north, and Provincial Highway 015 runs through the entire town, offering convenient transportation. The town covers an area of 157.08 square kilometers with a total population of 38,507. It administers 13 administrative villages, 2 communities, 274 villager groups, and 12,888 rural households. Jing Shan Town boasts a long history and rich cultural heritage. It is home to the Xiaogucheng Site, which spans from the Majiabang Culture to the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods; Jing Shan Temple, ranked first among the Five Mountains and Ten Temples of Jiangnan; and the former residence of Lu Yu, the Tea Sage, where he tasted tea and wrote The Classic of Tea... More detailed information about Jing Shan Town++