Cliff Inscriptions at Tajian Nunnery

Cliff Inscriptions at Tajian Nunnery

The cliff inscriptions at Tajian Nunnery are a cultural heritage site protected by Linyi City.

The cliff inscriptions at Tajian Nunnery are located in the northwest of Gudun Village, Yuandongtou Town, Yishui County. Dating back to the Song Dynasty, they fall under the category of ancient stone carvings.

The cliff inscriptions at Tajian Nunnery are a cultural heritage site designated as part of the third batch of municipal-level protection.

Yuandongtou Town: Located 25 kilometers southwest of Yishui County, Yuandongtou Town is the hometown of Mother Hong — Zu Xiu Lian. It borders Yao Dianzi Town to the east, Xia Wei Town to the west, Yinan County to the south, and Huangshanpu Town and Cuijiayu Town to the north. The town covers a total area of 160,000 mu, including 32,000 mu of arable land and 74,000 mu of forested land. It governs 43 administrative villages, 124 natural villages, with 8,900 households and a population of 30,000. There are 1,449 Party members, including 142 veteran Party members who joined before the founding of the People’s Republic of China. In 2001, the township achieved a total industrial and agricultural output value of 150 million yuan, with local fiscal revenue of 4.042 million yuan, and an average per capita income of 2,512 yuan for farmers. … More detailed information about Yuandongtou Town ++