Ruins of Yin-Yang City

Ruins of Yin-Yang City

The ruins of Yin-Yang City are a cultural heritage conservation unit of Anhui Province.

The ruins of Yin-Yang City are located in Lixin County, Bozhou City, dating back to the Eastern Zhou to Han dynasties.

Ancient wells, deer antlers, and money-patterned gray bricks have been discovered at the site, and cultural relics experts have identified it as a site from the Eastern Zhou to the Han Dynasty. The Yin-Yang City ruins span both the southern and northern banks of the Fei River within Anhui Province. In ancient times, the southern bank was called Yin and the northern bank Yang, hence the name Yin-Yang City.

In 2012, the ruins of Yin-Yang City were announced by the People's Government of Anhui Province as part of the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural heritage conservation units.

Protected area: 500 meters east and west, and 1000 meters north and south from the central point of the ruins.

Construction control zone: 100 meters outside the protected area.