Wucheng Dianjiangtai Ruins
The Wucheng Dianjiangtai Ruins is a cultural tourism attraction.
Located on the east bank of the Wei Canal, south of Zhangnanzhen Village in Luquantun Town. Originally, there was a large earthen platform here, approximately 70 meters long from east to west, 30 meters wide from north to south, and over 4 meters high. Legend has it that this was the Dianjiangtai (General's Platform) used by Dou Jiande and Liu Heita, leaders of the peasant uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty, for raising armies, training troops, and holding swearing-in ceremonies.
Many years later, the people were gone but the platform remained, surrounded by water on all sides. On moonless nights at the end of each month, the platform would shine as if there were a moon, earning it the reputation of "Zhangnan Night," forming a unique natural landscape. The "Recompiled Annals of En County" recorded: "Sixty li northwest of the county seat in Zhangnanzhen, there is an earthen mound over ten feet high. On the last and first days of the lunar month, when one climbs up and looks out, it appears bright and clear—hence the name 'Night Moon.'" It was later listed as one of the "Ten Scenic Spots of En County." Around 1965, it was unfortunately leveled for road construction and soil extraction.
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