Chewu Tiger-shaped Enclosure
The Chewu Tiger-shaped Enclosure is located in Fangwupai, Chewu Village, Lishi Town, Dingnan County, and was first built in the 51st year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1786). The Tiger-shaped Enclosure is square in shape, facing southeast from the northwest, with a front width of 40 meters and a depth of 33 meters. Backed by the green hills of the Tiger-shaped Dragon Vein Mountain, the building is designed in the shape of a tiger sitting upright and gazing forward. Its gate is crafted in the form of a tiger’s head, hence the name. The architectural design of the Tiger-shaped Enclosure carries two layers of meaning: internally, it symbolizes that the owner of the enclosure exudes vitality and is invincible; externally, it showcases the formidable might of the tiger, appearing sacred and inviolable.
Location: Fangzhongzhen Village, Chewu, Lishi Town, Dingnan County
Protected Area: Within 10 meters outside the east-facing gate of the Tiger-shaped Enclosure wall, within 0.5 meters outside the west-facing rear wall, within 0.5 meters inside the north-facing left wall, and within 0.5 meters inside the south-facing right wall; Area: 2,856.2 square meters.
Construction Control Zone: The extension distance in all directions from the protected area is consistent with the protected area boundaries; Construction Control Height: 7.6 meters; Construction Control Zone Area: 2,856.2 square meters.
Lishi Town: Lishi Town is located in the county seat of Dingnan County and is the town where the county seat is situated. It covers a land area of 271 square kilometers and has a population of 72,800 (including 31,000 non-agricultural residents). It administers 31 administrative villages and 6 neighborhood committees. It is the largest town in the county, boasting strong economic power, complete infrastructure, comprehensive development in social services, abundant labor resources, a pleasant climate, and a safe and harmonious society.
In 2005, the town achieved a gross domestic product of 207 million yuan, an increase of 12% over 2004, with total industrial output value of 104 million yuan, up 25% year-on-year, agriculture... More details about Lishi Town++
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