Qingyuan Cuo

Qingyuan Cuo

Qingyuan Cuo is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Fujian Province.

Qingyuan Cuo was first built in the ninth year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1829), covering an area of approximately 1,902 square meters, with a total width of 54.3 meters and a depth of 38.1 meters. It follows a hall-and-wing layout. The structure consists of a stone-paved pathway in front of the residence, low walls and a screen wall, a fengshui entrance courtyard, a study hall, an inner fengshui entrance courtyard, an inner open space, the main hall, wing rooms, double side wings, a study room, a rear wing, and a rear building.

It was designated as a ninth-batch provincial-level cultural heritage site in 2018.

Gaiyang Township: Located in the western part of Yongtai, at the junction of Quanzhou, Sanming, and Fuzhou, it is 76 kilometers from the county seat, covering a total area of 120.6 square kilometers with a population of 9,375. The Ting Temple in Chiling Village, with its monastic buildings, stone-rolled mountain mists, and serene scenery, is one of the three major scenic spots and historical sites in Yongtai. The mountainous area also holds mineral resources such as gold and lead-zinc. In 2004, the township achieved a total industrial and agricultural output value of 140 million yuan, a total output value of township enterprises of 79.98 million yuan, a total fiscal revenue of 800,000 yuan, and an average per capita net income of 3,266 yuan for farmers. Currently, the total installed capacity of hydroelectric power in the township reaches…… More details about Gaiyang Township++