Duzhuangshan Site

Duzhuangshan Site

The Duzhuangshan Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Zoucheng City.

The Duzhuangshan Site is located in Duzhuangshan Village, Guoli Town, Zoucheng City. It dates back to ancient times and is categorized as an ancient site.

On December 26, 2016, it was designated by the Zoucheng Municipal People's Government as part of the fifth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Zoucheng City.

Guoli Town: "Guoli Town is situated in the southwestern part of Zoucheng City, at the junction of Zoucheng, Tengzhou, and Weishan counties/cities. It boasts a rich cultural heritage and a long history, being the hometown of the famous physician Wang Shuhe and Wang Can, one of the 'Seven Scholars of Jian'an.' The town is home to key cultural heritage sites such as the ruins of the Fuxi Temple, the tomb of Liu Bao, the General of the Pacifying Northern Army during the Western Jin Dynasty, and the tomb of General Wulindada. The town covers an area of 85.9 square kilometers, has a population of 46,857, and administers 6 management areas and 39 villages.

Social development is steadily advancing. The education sector remains consistently strong, earning the town a reputation as a 'top-scorer town'; the healthcare sector is developing... More detailed information about Guoli Town++

Further reading:

· Fifth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Zoucheng City