Ruins of Ping'an Mountain Stronghold on Turtle Mountain

Ruins of Ping'an Mountain Stronghold on Turtle Mountain

The ruins of the Ping'an Mountain Stronghold on Turtle Mountain are a cultural tourism attraction.

The Ping'an Mountain Stronghold on Turtle Mountain is located on Turtle Mountain south of Dushan Village. It is a relic from the Qing Dynasty. The stronghold has collapsed, leaving only its foundations, which are roughly oval in shape, approximately 80 meters long from north to south and about 50 meters wide from east to west. Built during the Qing Dynasty as a military camp for local militia forces, the stronghold was constructed entirely of stone. Parts of the fortress walls still remain, standing about 2–3 meters high and about 2 meters wide. The stronghold had both a northern and a southern gate, and inside were the foundations of over 40 stone houses. These structures had open sides with no roofs or doors or windows—each house measured approximately 3.6 meters in length and 3.5 meters in width.

Source: Zoucheng Government Website

Guoli Town: "Guoli Town is located in the southwestern part of Zoucheng City, at the junction of Zoucheng, Tengzhou, and Weishan counties and cities. It boasts a rich cultural heritage and a long history, and is 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 including the ruins of the Fuxi Temple, the tomb of Liu Bao, the General of the Western Jin Dynasty's Anbei Command, and the tomb of General Wulindda. The town covers an area of 85.9 square kilometers, with a population of 46,857 people, and administers 6 management areas and 39 villages."

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