Baihualin Cliff Inscriptions

Baihualin Cliff Inscriptions

The Baihualin Cliff Inscriptions are a Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The Baihualin Cliff Inscriptions are located on the stone walls beside the stream in Mikeng (local name), Shaotang Natural Village, Qun’ai Village, Licheng Subdistrict, Zengcheng District. Dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty, they are categorized as rock carvings.

In July 2002, they were designated as part of the sixth batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units.

Protected area: approximately 5 meters beyond the outer edge of the inscriptions.

Construction control zone: extending 30 meters beyond the boundary of the protected area.

Licheng Subdistrict: Licheng Subdistrict is a renowned lychee-growing area and the seat of the Zengcheng Municipal Party Committee and Government. It serves as the city’s political, cultural, administrative, and educational hub. Covering an area of 149.71 square kilometers, the built-up urban area spans 17 square kilometers. It administers 10 residential communities and 24 administrative villages, with a permanent population of 200,000, including 160,000 registered residents and 40,000 migrants. In 2008, the subdistrict achieved a total industrial and agricultural output value of 5.322 billion yuan, an 8.7% increase over the previous year (similarly hereinafter); fixed asset investment totaled 2.011 billion yuan, up 17.18%; tax revenue collected… Detailed information about Licheng Subdistrict++

Further reading:

· Sixth Batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units