Pingshan Stone Carvings

Pingshan Stone Carvings

The Pingshan Stone Carvings are a protected cultural relic site of Shanglin County.

The Pingshan Stone Carvings are located in Liuxian Village, Liulian Village, Xiangxian Town, Shanglin County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. They fall under the category of cave temples and stone carvings.

In 1999, the Pingshan Stone Carvings were designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Shanglin County.

Liulian Village: Liulian Village is located about 2 kilometers southwest of Xiangxian Town and consists of four natural hamlets, with 915 households and 3,640 mu of arable land. It has one Party general branch, with Comrade Su Xiwei serving as the branch secretary, five committee members, and three subordinate Party branches. The village has 83 Party members. In recent years, the Liulian Village Party general branch has earnestly implemented the Party’s various policies and guidelines in rural areas. Taking activities such as “Dual Training and Dual Leading” and “Model Party Member Households Leading Prosperity” as opportunities, and focusing on the themes of building strong Party branches, striving to be exemplary Party members, and creating civilized villages, the branch has carried out in-depth initiatives to excel and compete for excellence. These efforts aim to improve local customs, unite community strength, and enhance the village environment... More details about Liulian Village++