Tahe Juyang Ruins

Tahe Juyang Ruins

The Tahe Juyang Ruins are a cultural relics protection unit of Fuyang City.

The Tahe Juyang Ruins are located in Juyang Administrative Village, Gongji Town, Tahe County. Dating back to the Warring States Period and the Han Dynasty, they are classified as ancient ruins.

The Tahe Juyang Ruins are a municipal-level key cultural relics protection unit of Fuyang City.

Gongji Town: Located in the northeastern part of Tahe County, Gongji Town governs 18 village committees, covers 59,000 mu of arable land, and has a population of 40,159. The Beijing-Kowloon Railway, Hao-Fu Expressway, and Longwu Road all pass through the town. In recent years, under the leadership of the county party committee and government, the town has continuously broadened its development strategies and gradually explored an economic development path suited to its own conditions, achieving notable results in industrial restructuring. The planting structure has become more rational, with the ratio of grain to cash crops reaching approximately 5:5. The scale pig farming industry, centered on Zhangying and Liuying villages, has developed rapidly, with over a dozen households in the town raising more than 100 pigs each... More detailed information about Gongji Town++