Shizi Kou Ruins

Shizi Kou Ruins

The Shizi Kou Ruins are a cultural relic protection site of Yinan County.

The Shizi Kou Ruins date back to the Zhou, Han, and Tang dynasties. Located 30 meters north of Shizi Kou Village in Sucun Town, they are categorized as relics from the Zhou, Han, and Tang periods.

On May 31, 2018, the Shizi Kou Ruins were designated as part of the fourth batch of county-level key cultural relics protection units in Yinan County.

Sucun Town: Situated in the northeastern part of Yinan County, Sucun Town lies at the intersection of Donghong Highway (from Dongying to Honghuapu) and Yiqing Highway (from Yinan to Qingdao). It is about 100 kilometers from three major ports—Rizhao, Lanshan, and Lianyungang—to the east; 50 kilometers from Linyi Airport to the south; and 20 kilometers from the - Highway and the Rizhao–Dongying Expressway. The town enjoys convenient transportation and advanced communication facilities. Covering a total area of 67.7 square kilometers, it governs 53 administrative villages with a population of 56,000. The land is mainly flat plains with fertile soil. To the west lies the Yi River, providing abundant water resources. The area primarily produces wheat and rice, making it one of the county’s major agricultural towns, with thriving industrial and agricultural production... More detailed information about Sucun Town++