The Zao'gang Huangjia Dachangwei Site

The Zao'gang Huangjia Dachangwei Site

The Zao'gang Huangjia Dachangwei Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Gao'an City.

The Zao'gang Huangjia Dachangwei Site is located in Bajing Town, Gao'an City, and dates back to the Zhou Dynasty.

On December 24, 2012, the People's Government of Gao'an City designated it as part of the fourth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units.

Bajing Town: Bajing Town is situated in the southeast of Gao'an City, bordering Fengcheng City to the east and Zhangshu City to the south. It lies at the center of the "golden triangle" formed by these three cities. With the Gan-Guang and Hu-Rui expressways running through the area, it enjoys the reputation of “embracing three cities and two rivers, and connecting key routes to ten provinces.” It is also the birthplace of the first glazed tile produced in Jiangxi’s rural towns. The town covers an area of 96.33 square kilometers, with a population of 106,800, including a resident population of 56,000, and influences over 300,000 people in the surrounding areas. The built-up area of the town spans 6.8 square kilometers. It administers 11 village committees, 6 neighborhood committees, and 69 natural villages. The local area hosts Jiangxi Province’s Gan... More detailed information about Bajing Town++

Further Reading:

· Fourth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Gao'an City