The Tomb of Mai Tiezhang is located on Fengxing Mountain in Dashuijing, Baishun Town, Nanxiong City. Mai Tiezhang (574–612) was a native of Baishun, Nanxiong, and rose to the rank of Right Garrison General in the Sui Dynasty. The tomb faces north and is built along the mountain. The grave mound is semi-circular, constructed with blue stone slabs and broken rocks, standing 1.8 meters high and 1.9 meters wide. The gravestone is inscribed with “Tomb of Mai Tiezhang, Duke of Su during the Sui Dynasty…”
The Red Army slogans in Haotou Village, Meiguan, are preserved on the outer wall of Lai Zhaokun’s residence in Xiaomeiguan, Haotou Village, Nanxiong. Measuring 6 meters in length, the characters are 50×50 cm square. According to local elders, these slogans were written by Red Army soldiers on the eve of the “Shuikou Battle” in the summer of 1932. The content reads: The Red Army is the army of workers and peasants The Red Army (proclaims)!…
Red Army slogans in Fengkeng Village, Canglang, Kongjiang Town, Nanxiong (1): Located on the outer wall of the former residence of Wang Xianyue in Fengkeng Village, Canglang, Kongjiang Town, Nanxiong. The slogan is 2.20 meters long, written in white lime, with the text mostly legible—though a few characters are blurred and some are missing. It was created in 1935. The content reads: Preferential treatment for the families of Red Army soldiers…
Red Army slogans and ballads in Datang Town (I): Preserved on the wall of the former residence of Zeng Zhaorui in Zhongdong Village, Datang Town, Nanxiong. The first slogan is 75 cm high and 60 cm wide, among which the phrase “Down with Japanese imperialism” is written in larger characters, with handwriting and signature style consistent. The rest are in smaller font. The second slogan is 1 meter high and 1.10 meters wide, with characters…
Red Army slogans and ballads (1) are preserved on the wall of the public hall in Weitou Village at the end of Meiguan Street in Meiling Town, Nanxiong. Measuring 1.1 meters in height and 2.3 meters in width, with characters approximately 10×15 cm in size, investigations suggest that this slogan was written in the summer of 1932. The content reads: Establish a Soviet government, overthrow the Kuomintang government, organize workers’ and peasants’ Red Guards, eliminate...
Red Army slogans and cartoons in Yuxian Village, Nannong Town (1) Preserved on the upper floor of Wang Ruidong’s residence in Yuxian Village, Nannong Town, Nanxiong County. Created in the summer of 1932, shortly after the “Shuikou Campaign.” There are two slogans. One measures 1.3 meters in length and 0.90 meters in width, with characters sized 8×6 cm. The content reads:
Red Army slogans and cartoons in Shuikou Town (I) are preserved on the courtyard wall of the Chenwu Village in Ruoguo, Shuikou Town, Nanxiong. The lime-white characters stretch 13 meters in total, with individual characters measuring 80×90 cm, and are positioned 2 meters above the ground. They were written during the "Battle of Shuikou" in the summer of 1932. The content includes: Oppose the imperialist partition of China Red Army□□□ …
Hui Long Temple Pagoda is located in Xia Luo Tian Village, Luo Tian Village Committee, Hukou Town, Nanxiong City, Shaoguan. Also known as the Shang Luo Tian Pagoda of the Song Dynasty, Hui Long Temple Pagoda is situated in Luo Tian, Xinhu Village, Hukou Town, Nanxiong City, Shaoguan. It is currently a county-level cultural relics protection unit. The pagoda was built during the Song Dynasty (though some claim it was built in the Ming Dynasty, which is considered a misjudgment). To the north of the pagoda, there used to be a Hui Long Temple, which has long been destroyed...
Shuixi Bridge is located in Shuixi Village on the outskirts of the city and was historically known as Wannian Bridge. Built during the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, it was renovated in the 12th year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1807). It is a seven-pier, eight-arch stone flat bridge. The bridge is 104 meters long, 4.3 meters wide, and about 5 meters high. All the piers are built with pointed cutwaters. Stone railings, 50 centimeters high, are installed on the bridge. The entire bridge is constructed from red rock...
Xizi Pagoda in Pinglin Village is located about half a kilometer west of Pinglin Village, Youshan Town, Nanxiong City, and was built beside a bridge on a riverside terrace. The pagoda has a hexagonal floor plan, three stories, is 7.2 meters tall, and is a hollow brick tower in the pavilion style. This pagoda was built during the Ming Dynasty when Bo Dao, a descendant of Confucius, settled in Pinglin. The Kong family also built the Konglin Academy in Pinglin, which no longer exists. The Xizi Pagoda was established to complement...
Xinlong Pagoda is located in Longkou Village, Pingtian Town, Nanxiong City. Built during the Song Dynasty, it has a hexagonal floor plan and is a five-story hollow brick pagoda of the pavilion style, with its finial now destroyed. The remaining height of the pagoda is 18 meters, with a base circumference of 19.2 meters and a bottom diameter of 5.6 meters. It was constructed using blue bricks measuring 34 cm in length, 15 cm in width, and 5 cm in thickness. The brick joints are irregularly staggered and bonded with yellow...
Also known as Little Bamboo Pagoda, this structure is located in Xiaozhu Village, Jiangtou Town, Nanxiong City, Shaoguan. It is a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit. The pagoda was built during the Song Dynasty and is a six-sided, five-story hollow brick pavilion-style tower. Its finial has been destroyed, and its current height is either 18 meters or, according to some accounts, 9.1 meters. The original wooden staircase inside the pagoda no longer exists. The pagoda faces east, has a hexagonal floor plan, and is a five-story...
Shangshuo Pagoda is located on Wuzhi Mountain in Shangshuo Village, Youshan Town, Nanxiong City. It was built during the Qing Dynasty. The pagoda has a hexagonal floor plan and is a seven-story hollow pavilion-style structure. It stands 19.9 meters tall, with a base circumference of 15.96 meters and a diameter of 5 meters. The pagoda is constructed from blue bricks measuring 31 cm in length, 16 cm in width, and 6 cm in thickness. The brick joints are staggered and bonded with lime mortar. Each level of the pagoda...
Xucun Pagoda, dating back to the Song Dynasty, is located in Xucun Village, Huangkeng Town, Nanxiong City, Shaoguan. The pagoda was built in the sixth year of the Shaosheng era of the Northern Song Dynasty (1099). It is a five-story pavilion-style structure made of blue bricks, with a hexagonal floor plan. The spire has been destroyed, and the remaining height is twenty-one meters. The northeast side of the second through fifth stories has collapsed by one-third. The base perimeter measures twenty-one point six meters, …
Vanilla World Forest Park is a comprehensive family-friendly theme park integrating multiple attractions such as lakes, farms, pastures, flower gardens, and large-scale entertainment venues. Nanhua Vanilla World Forest Park is located in Zhugoukeng, Daba Village, Zhutian Town, Nanhua City, 8 kilometers from downtown Nanhua and 1.5 kilometers from the Zhutian Town government. The planned...
Established in 1982, Nanxiong City Museum is a natural history museum. Its building was reconstructed in 2003 and completed in October 2004, with a total floor area of 2,700 square meters. The museum features permanent exhibitions on revolutionary history, paleontology, historical relics, and folk culture, showcasing a rich collection of artifacts, photographs, models…
Baishun Xitou Terraces — Xitou Village is a small mountain hamlet nestled deep in the forests of Baishun Town, Nanxiong. The terraces here are as unassuming as their location. Layer upon layer of water-filled paddies mirror like bright glass, dotted with elderly farmers and oxen, set against the backdrop of cooking smoke and farmhouses. What was once crafted by ancestors using primitive tools has now become a breathtaking sight for city dwellers…
Xintian Ancient Village is the oldest village in Shaoguan, located in the hinterland of Wujing Town, about 38 km northeast of Nanxiong City, Guangdong Province. The village has a history of over 1,691 years, dating back to the third year of the Jianxin era during the Western Jin Dynasty. Within the ancient village, there are numerous residential buildings from the Ming, Qing, and early Republican periods, among which well-preserved Ming and Qing structures cover an area of over 10,000 square meters...
The Lǐdōng Stage is located on Lǐdōng Street in Zhūjī Town, Nánxióng City. In 2008, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People’s Government of Guangdong Province. …
The Nanzhou Prefectural Confucian Temple is located in the government compound on Xiongzhou Street, Nanzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. It was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Nanzhou City in 1995 and as a cultural relic protection unit of Guangdong Province in 2010. The temple was first built in the first year of the Jianwen era of the Ming Dynasty (1399) by Wen Deyuan, the prefect of Nanzhou, and expanded during the Chenghua period…