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Bai Cheng Xiangyang Site

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The Bai Cheng Xiangyang Site is located southeast of Xiangyang Village in Baicheng Town and holds significant importance for the study of the Shang and Zhou historical cultures in the Jiaodong Peninsula. In 2013, it was designated as part of the fourth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the People's Government of Shandong Province. …

Bai Cheng Xiangyang Site

The Bai Cheng Xiangyang Site is a Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Unit.

The Bai Cheng Xiangyang Site is located southeast of Xiangyang Village in Baicheng Town and holds significant importance for the study of the Shang and Zhou historical cultures in the Jiaodong Peninsula.

In 2013, the Bai Cheng Xiangyang Site was designated as part of the fourth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the People's Government of Shandong Province.

Bai Cheng Town: "Bai Cheng Town is located in the southeastern part of Gaomi City, covering an area of 54.3 square kilometers. It governs 35 administrative villages, has 10,000 households, a population of 30,000, and 44,000 mu of arable land. In 2005, the local fiscal revenue was 14.11 million yuan, an increase of 84% over the previous year; the industrial sector achieved sales revenue of 1.8 billion yuan and profits and taxes of 129.81 million yuan, increasing by 64.6% and 48% respectively. The per capita net income of farmers was 5,295 yuan."

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Further Reading:

· Fourth Batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units

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