The Fish Mountain Longshan Culture Rammed Earth Platform Site

The Fish Mountain Longshan Culture Rammed Earth Platform Site

The Fish Mountain Longshan Culture Rammed Earth Platform Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Liaocheng City.

The Fish Mountain Longshan Culture Rammed Earth Platform Site is located at the western foot of Fish Mountain in Yushan Town, Dong'e County. It dates back to the Longshan Culture period to the Han Dynasty and is classified as an ancient site.

In October 2014, the Fish Mountain Longshan Culture Rammed Earth Platform Site was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage protection unit of Liaocheng City.

Yushan Town: Fish Mountain is an eastern extension of Mount Tai and is named for its resemblance to a turtle. Facing south, it is the first mountain to meet the winding Yellow River and stands at an elevation of 82.1 meters. It is famous for being the burial site of Cao Zhi, a leading figure of the Jian'an literature during the Three Kingdoms period. In November 1996, Cao Zhi’s Tomb was designated by the State Council as part of the fourth group of Major Historical and Cultural Sites Protected at the National Level. Notable attractions have since been developed, including the Luo Shen Bridge, the Water-Drawn-to-the-Mountain Waterfall, the Seven-Step Bridge, the Ao-Dai Garden, and the River-Viewing Pavilion. Cao Zhi is credited with creating Buddhist chanting music on Fish Mountain, becoming the founder of Fanbei — a form of Chinese Buddhist music that adapted Indian chants. The restoration and reconstruction of the Fanbei Temple, a sacred site for Buddhist music, has been underway since 200… More detailed information about Yushan Town ++