Stone Carvings at Sangduan Camp

Stone Carvings at Sangduan Camp

The stone carvings at Sangduan Camp are a cultural relic protected at the county level in Yanggu County.

The stone carvings at Sangduan Camp date back to the Yuan and Qing dynasties and are located in Sangduan Camp, Zhangqiu Town, Yanggu.

On September 19, 2004, the stone carvings at Sangduan Camp were designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Zhangqiu Town: Zhangqiu Town is located in the eastern part of the county seat. The name "Zhangqiu" first appeared during the Tang and Five Dynasties period, and the town was established during the Northern Song Dynasty. In 1940, the Zhangqiu County Anti-Japanese Democratic Government was formed. In 1964, the county was abolished and the town was re-established, having previously been designated as Zhangqiu District and Zhangqiu People's Commune. In 1984, it was officially established as Zhangqiu Town, a designation that continues to this day.　

Zhangqiu Town is situated approximately 20 kilometers east of the county seat of Yanggu. It borders Taiqian County of Henan Province to the south and is adjacent to Acheng Town to the north. The total area of the township is 53 square kilometers, with a population of 50,000, including 1,780 Hui people. The world-famous site of Wu Song Fighting the Tiger on Jingyang Ridge is located within its jurisdiction, and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal runs through the town... More details about Zhangqiu Town ++