Luangu Dui Ruins

Luangu Dui Ruins

The Luangu Dui Ruins are a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level by Jining City.

The Luangu Dui Ruins are located in Luangu Dui Village, Liuzhuang Town, dating back to the Zhou, Warring States, and Han dynasties. They are a municipal-level cultural heritage site of Jining City.

Liuzhuang Town: A township under the jurisdiction of Weishan County. In 1953, Makou and Nanyangzhuang were transferred from Fushan County to Weishan and placed under the Fifth District (Changkou District), while Mankou, Qiantangzi, Houtangzi, and Wangshan were transferred from Xuecheng County to Weishan and placed under the Sixth District. In 1957, Luangu Dui and Liuzhuang were transferred from Teng County to Weishan and placed under the Changkou District. In 1958, the Xihu People's Commune was established, which was renamed the Liuzhuang People's Commune in 1959, and in 1984, it became a township. It is located in the central-northern part of the county, on the eastern shores of the Zhaoyang Lake and Dushan Lake, 28 kilometers from the county seat. Covering an area of 24.9 square kilometers, it has a population of 53,000. The Beisha River, Xiao Jing River, and Guo River flow from east to west across the territory, and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand … More detailed information about Liuzhuang Town++

Further Reading:

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