Zuyingchang Silver Mine Ruins

Zuyingchang Silver Mine Ruins

The Zuyingchang Silver Mine Ruins are a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level of Nanping.

The Zuyingchang Silver Mine Ruins are located in Jinping Village, Lingyao Township, Zhenghe County, dating back to the Song Dynasty.

The Zuyingchang Silver Mine Ruins have been designated as a provincial-level cultural heritage site.

Jinping Village: Originally named Suiyingchang, it was renamed to its current name in 1951. During the Republican era, it comprised four small villages: Nanshangshan, Yangkou, Bangdian, and Dingtou. In the 1970s, residential areas were expanded, connecting the four villages. After 1977, a primary school, the village office building, and other facilities were successively built. It governs five natural villages with a total population of 2,086.

Special Economy: Jinping currently has 3,291 mu of arable land, 4,000 mu of bamboo forests, 1,000 mu of tea plantations, and 2,000 mu of chestnut groves. The combined industrial and agricultural output value is 5.24 million yuan, with an average per capita income of over 2,000 yuan. Major specialty products include: … Jinping Village detailed information ++