Yejie Ruins

Yejie Ruins

The Yejie Ruins are a cultural tourism attraction.

The Yejie Ruins are located in Yejie Village, Daceying Town. The site contains ash pits and tombs from the Warring States Period. Exposed strata reveal remnants of ash pits. Among the unearthed artifacts, in addition to bronze ware and pottery collected from Warring States tombs, there are also individual stone tools and a large number of pottery fragments. The fragments are predominantly coarse gray pottery with rope patterns, and the vessel shapes include ding (tripods), li (tripod cauldrons), dou (stemmed bowls), guan (jars), pen (basins), as well as rope-patterned tubular tiles and flat tiles.

Yejie Village: Yejie is located 1 kilometer southeast of the Daceying Town government seat. It covers a total area of 3 square kilometers, with a village population of 2,674 and arable land of 2,232 mu. The main agricultural products are wheat and corn, while the local industry is dominated by paper manufacturing. The village’s two committees are dedicated and united in their work, continuously strengthening Party building, accelerating infrastructure development within the village, and organizing village dance teams and drum squads. On traditional festival days such as the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month, various cultural activities are held, greatly enriching the cultural life of villagers. …… More detailed information about Yejie Village++

Further Reading:

· Second Batch of Cultural Relics Protection Units in Hebei Province