Hui Cheng Da Fu Archway

Hui Cheng Da Fu Archway

The Hui Cheng Da Fu Archway is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in She County.

The Hui Cheng Da Fu Archway is situated on Shanglu Street in Hui Cheng and originates from the Ming Dynasty.

The Hui Cheng Da Fu Archway has been listed as a county-level cultural heritage site.

Hui Cheng Town: Hui Cheng Town is the seat of She County, one of China’s famous historical and cultural cities. Established in the Qin Dynasty and serving continuously as the administrative center of a prefecture or state since the Tang Dynasty, it was historically known as “Huizhou Prefecture.” It is one of the most representative sites of Huizhou culture. In Dou Shan Street and Yu Liang Dam, visitors can explore historical relics from the Ming and Qing Dynasties that reflect the Huizhou merchants’ commercial dominance over 300–400 years. At the Xu Guo Stone Archway and traditional residences, one can trace the essence of Huizhou Culture—one of China’s three major regional cultures—known as the “Sea of Cultural Relics,” “Land of Culture,” and “Eastern Zou and Lu,” as well as the legacy of eminent figures such as Xu Guo and Tao Xingzhi, who were nurtured by the spiritually rich ancient Huizhou land... More detailed information about Hui Cheng Town ++