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Hometown of Bidong — The Famous Bijia Mountain

Linchuan Bijia Mountain

Hometown of Bidong — The Famous Bijia Mountain

Located southwest of Yunshan Town, about 3.5 kilometers from the town government seat at Yunshan Street, in Xiangkou Village on the north bank of the Dongxiang River. In ancient times, due to convenient waterway transportation, a dock was established here and a market named Luoshi Xiangkou was set up. Behind the village lies a mountain that resembles a phoenix spreading its wings, hence called Phoenix Mountain; it is also named Bijia Mountain because it looks like a brush rest. Standing atop Bijia Mountain...

In recent years, descendants of the Xu family in Xiangkou Village have pooled funds to restore the Xu Family Ancestral Hall, handwritten by Xu Chunrong. The village also has the Fenyang King Temple, built in memory of Guo Ziyi, the great general of the Tang Dynasty. Every year on the 16th day of the 10th lunar month, when the Guo King ascends to heaven, it is a major festival for nearby villagers. The villagers of Xiangkou even invite opera troupes to perform for three consecutive days during this time, sending off the Guo King to heaven to report good deeds and welcoming him back to earth to bring blessings. The local customs are truly spectacular. Currently, Bijia Mountain enjoys well-preserved natural vegetation, with efforts underway to develop a thousand-acre high-yield oil-tea camellia base. Roads lead all the way to the mountaintop, offering beautiful scenery with clear mountains and water.

Yunshan Town: Located on the northern border of Linchuan District, Yunshan Town serves as the northern gateway to Fuzhou. It borders Zhanshuixiang in Dongxiang District to the east, neighbors Luohu Township and Changkai Town to the south, faces Luozhen Town across the Dongxiang River, and adjoins Baixu and Changshan Townships in Jinxian County to the northwest and southwest. National highways such as the Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway, Changxia Highway, and National Highway 316 run through the area. The town sits by the Dongxiang River, where morning mist often shrouds the mountains in winter and spring, hence the name Yunshan (Cloud Mountain).

Yunshan Town is situated in the northern part of Linchuan District, within the midstream valley terraces and hilly areas of the Fuhe River. The terrain is higher in the southwest and lower in the north and southeast. It has a subtropical humid monsoon climate, characterized by mild weather, abundant rainfall... More detailed information about Yunshan Town ++

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