Stone Carvings at the Temple of Qu Boyu

Stone Carvings at the Temple of Qu Boyu

The stone carvings at the Temple of Qu Boyu are designated as a cultural relic protected by Henan Province.

The stone carvings at the Temple of Qu Boyu are located in Boyu Village, Menggang Town, Changyuan County. They date back to the Ming Dynasty. These carvings are among the seventh batch of cultural relics protected at the provincial level in Henan Province.

Menggang Town: Menggang Township is situated 9 kilometers east of Changyuan County, covering a total area of 59 square kilometers, with 49,500 mu of arable land. It administers 42 administrative villages, has a population of 470,000, and features 486,000 square meters of green space. It is one of the townships with relatively strong comprehensive strength in Xinxiang City and Changyuan County.

Menggang Township has a long history, is rich in talent, and has produced many notable individuals. During the Spring and Autumn period, the Wei Kingdom official Qu Boyu was born here. Descendants of the Qu family are spread all over the world, and the area is known as the “Hometown of Lord Qu.” In recent years, successive township Party committees and governments have seized favorable opportunities to vigorously adjust agricultural planting structures and actively create a favorable development environment for private enterprises... More detailed information about Menggang Town ++

Further reading:

· Seventh Batch of Cultural Relics Protected at the Provincial Level in Henan Province