Qincheng Ancient Architectural Complex

Qincheng Ancient Architectural Complex

The Qincheng Ancient Architectural Complex is a cultural relic protection unit of Jiangxi Province.

Qincheng Ancient Architectural Complex (including Da Fu Mansion, Tai Shou Mansion, Fen Zhuan Mansion, Er Ming Xuan, Xuan Qing Villa, Qiu Yu Famous Family Residence, Peng Family Mansion, Rao Ancestral Hall, Qian Yu Study House)

The two banks of the river in Qincheng Town offer enchanting scenery, and the local food culture is uniquely flavorful. The Memorial Hall and Reading Cliff of Zeng Gong, one of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, hold a lofty position with deep cultural roots; ancient temples such as Di Zang, Nan Tai, and Shou Chang enhance the spiritual ambiance, making them truly captivating. A seven-story pagoda stands majestically by the mountain and water; the honey tangerine orchards burst with spring blossoms and autumn fruits, filling the air with fragrance; the Gourmet New Village brings together snacks from all over China, tempting visitors to return again and again.

Qincheng Town: Located in the county seat, Qincheng Town is the political, economic, and cultural center of Nanfeng, renowned worldwide as the “Hometown of Chinese Honey Tangerines.” It covers a total area of 72.5 square kilometers, with arable land spanning 12,380 mu, including 3,814 mu of paddy fields and 8,566 mu of dry land. The town administers 9 neighborhood committees, 12 village committees, 92 village groups, and has a total population of 81,100, including 27,237 agricultural residents. The Changsha Highway and Nanjian Highway intersect in a “Y” shape through the town, adjacent to the Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway. In 2005, the town’s GDP reached 980 million yuan, with total agricultural output... More detailed information about Qincheng Town++

Further Reading:

· Sixth Batch of Jiangxi Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Units