Shaming T-Junction Pavilion

Shaming T-Junction Pavilion

The Shaming T-Junction Pavilion is a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level in Handan City.

The Shaming T-Junction Pavilion is an ancient building from the Ming Dynasty, located within the compound of the Shaming Distillery in Hejin Town, Wu’an City. It is listed as part of the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City.

Hejin Town: Located 20 kilometers west of Wu’an City, it covers a total area of 120 square kilometers. The town administers 32 administrative villages, has a population of 26,000, and encompasses 1,279 hectares of arable land and over 10,000 hectares of mountainous land. In 2003, the per capita income was 1,922 yuan, classifying it as a poor mountainous region. Originally named Jicheng, the town was renamed Hejin in honor of Comrade Hejin, the district chief who sacrificed his life during the Anti-Japanese War while resisting a Japanese “mopping-up” operation. The town enjoys convenient transportation and boasts exceptional tourism and mountainous resources. The developed Taizu Mountain Tourist Area in Hejin Town has a highest peak at 1,500 meters above sea level and a lowest point at 4… More detailed information about Hejin Town ++

Further Reading:

· Second Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Handan City