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The Dazhuang Xu Family Seaweed Thatched Houses are located in Liyue Town, Rongcheng City, dating from the Qing Dynasty to the People's Republic of China. On June 23, 2015, they were designated as part of the fifth batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the Shandong Provincial People's Government. …

Dazhuang Xu Family Seaweed Thatched Houses

The Dazhuang Xu Family Seaweed Thatched Houses are a Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Unit.

The Dazhuang Xu Family Seaweed Thatched Houses are located in Liyue Town, Rongcheng City, dating from the Qing Dynasty to the People's Republic of China.

On June 23, 2015, the Dazhuang Xu Family Seaweed Thatched Houses were designated as part of the fifth batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the Shandong Provincial People's Government.

Liyue Town: Liyue Town is located at the easternmost tip of the Shandong Peninsula, facing South Korea and Japan across the sea. With an 80-li-long coastline, it shines like a brilliant pearl on the coast of China’s Yellow Sea. The town covers a total area of 108 square kilometers, comprising 71 administrative villages and 7 residential committees, with a total population of 38,000.

Since the reform and opening-up, Liyue Town has seen significant development in its economy and various social undertakings, with its overall strength continuously rising. It has established a balanced advancement in industries such as manufacturing, fishing, and agriculture, while three emerging sectors—aquatic product processing, shipbuilding and repair, real estate development, and tourism—have flourished vigorously. … More details about Liyue Town ++

Further Reading:

· Fifth Batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units

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