Ten Thousand Buddhas Park is located on the famous "Buddha Playing the Zither" mountain in Tangkeng Town, the county seat of Fengshun County. It borders the urban area to the east, the expressway to the south, the Lotus Mountain Range to the west, and Tangxi to the north, covering an area of over 1,500 acres. The park highlights a theme centered around Buddhist culture. The entire mountain is lush and green, shaded by dense trees, and features the largest Jigong Temple in China, the corridor known as the "First Dragon of China" (which is 318 meters long, with a dragon head 14 meters high, and houses patriotic and democratic education-themed murals depicting "5,000 Years of Chinese History") and the Chinese Dragon, among other scenic spots.
Lan Tian Academy is located at the end of Mi Street in Tangkeng Town, Fengshun County. It was established in the 27th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1847) through the initiative of local gentry member Ding Richang. The academy follows a courtyard-style layout, featuring flush-gable roofs, post-and-lintel beam structures, and covers an area of 645 square meters. The main hall serves as the Confucian Temple, with the Hall of Virtuous Governance on the left and the Hall of Revered Goodness on the right, along with four wing rooms on either side…
Jiuhé Kiln is located in Jiuhé Village, Liuhuang Town, Fengshun County. It dates back to the Song Dynasty and was discovered in 1983. The site is divided into two parts: Upper Kiln and Lower Kiln, covering a total area of 12,000 square meters. The Upper Kiln features a dragon kiln with a remaining length of 9.8 meters and a width of 2.2 meters. The deposits contain a large number of ceramic fragments, including artifacts such as bottles, bowls, cups, plates, and basins. The porcelain is white and fine, with some pieces featuring impressed white designs, while others have plain white glaze. The village of Jiuhé got its name from the saying “of ten kilns, nine produce fine porcelain.”
The Gongcuofen Ruins are located in Wushitang Village, Donghuang Town, Fengshun County, backed by the Lotus Mountain Range. Dating back to the Shang Dynasty, the site covers an area of 1,480 square meters. It was discovered in 1958, with a cultural deposit layer 1.25 meters thick. Excavated pottery includes cauldrons, concave-bottomed jars, and ring-footed jars, adorned with patterns such as checkered designs, fine checkered patterns, and meander patterns. Stone tools found include adzes…
Qianjiang Hot Spring Resort is located by the Wenshui River in the new urban area of Fengshun County, just 500 meters from the Fengshun exit of the Meizhou-Shantou Expressway. Its main building, Qianjiang Hot Spring Hotel, is a four-star property and the largest comprehensive hotel in Fengshun County, featuring the most complete facilities. It is a large-scale integrated hotel offering lodging, dining, commerce, entertainment, vacationing, and shopping all in one...
The Huanghua Village rural tourism area is located in the northeastern part of Fengshun County, Guangdong Province, 80 kilometers from the county seat and 55 kilometers from Meizhou City. The village has a population of over 1,100 and boasts more than 30 experts and professors, truly earning its title as a "Village of Professors." Covering an area of 1.5 square kilometers, Huanghua Village is surrounded by mountains on all sides, with competing peaks, lush forests, and…
The Hyatt Regency Kindabo Hot Spring Hotel is located in the new urban area of Fengshun County, known as Guangdong Province’s famous hot spring destination. It is an international spa resort built to five-star hotel standards, integrating business, dining, large-scale conferences, tourism, and leisure entertainment into a comprehensive hotel. The hotel boasts complete facilities, luxurious decor, and meticulous design, offe…
Fengshun Yingyang Hall is located at Zhengwu Corner, Xixiang, Fengliang Town, Fengshun. It is the hometown of Zheng Dajin. Built during the Ming Dynasty, the hall covers an area of about 700 square meters. The main structure follows a three-courtyard, two-wing layout, all with flush gable roofs. Facing south and situated to the north, it boasts distinctive architectural features. After multiple renovations, it has largely regained its original appearance. On either side of the main gate hang two lanterns inscribed with “Zheng…”
Yongqing Building in Fengshun is located in Guanxi Village, Tanshan District, Fengshun County. It was built in the 61st year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty (1722) by Ke Gong, the 11th-generation ancestor of the local Zhang family. This circular Hakka earthen enclosed building has a perimeter of 120 meters and only one main entrance. The door is 2.43 meters high, 1.49 meters wide, and 1.8 meters thick. The three carved stone characters for “Yongqing Building” are embedded in…
Fengshun Duzheng Hall is located in Koup Village, Dongliu Township, Fengshun County. Also known as Zhu Residence, it was built in the first year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1851) by Zhu Sanye Gong and is a type of Hakka enclosed round house known as a “wei long wu.” Oriented from east to west, it features three courtyards, four wings, and two enclosing structures, with 11 halls, 16 courtyards, and 65 rooms, covering a construction area of 5,472 square meters. Its interior and exterior eaves...
Fengshun Jianqiao Wei is located in the northwest of Jianqiao Township, Fengshun County. Originally part of the Jianqiao Fort under Jiaying Prefecture, it was built during the Longqing era of the Ming Dynasty (1567–1572) by Zhang Qianfu, the regional military commander, as a defensive enclosure against bandits. Covering an area of 15,780 square meters, the main houses are built with bricks and tiles, and the brackets and beams in various halls feature exquisite and rustic carvings. The entire structure...
Shuaishuai Mansion is located in Nanxiang, Fengliang Town, Fengshun County. It was the residence of Wu Liqi in the early Qing Dynasty. The compound has a traditional quadrangle layout, facing from southeast to northwest, and consists of upper, middle, and lower halls, covering an area of 2,726 square meters. The walls are made of blue bricks, with a flush gable roof and a floor paved with large red bricks. The main hall hangs a golden plaque inscribed with "Loyalty and Filial Piety Hall," with the upper inscription reading "Auspicious Summer of Dingyou" and the lower inscription attributed to…
The General's Mansion is located at the foot of Jieke Mountain, Zengwu, Shuanglu Xia Village, Tangxi Town, Fengshun County. It was built by Ding Richang during the Tongzhi era (1862–1874) of the Qing Dynasty. Facing southeast and backing northwest, it covers a construction area of 4,455 square meters. The terrain is flat, with bamboo groves and relatively damp sandy soil on three sides. Fifty meters in front of the mansion lies the Shuanglu Stream, and to the right…
The former site of the Soviet Government of Fengshun County is located in Wanglou Village, Huangjin Town, Fengshun County, Meizhou City. Dating back to the Republican era, it is classified as an important modern historical site and representative architecture. On March 13, 2020, the Meizhou Municipal People's Government designated it as part of the seventh batch of Meizhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Units. …
The former residence of Li Jianzhen is located in Jiaotouwo, Jingshuang Village, Huangjin Town, Fengshun County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. It has been designated as part of the Seventh Batch of Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People’s Government of Guangdong Province, and was listed as one of the “First Batch of Guangdong Red Tourism Classic Sites” in 2005. The former residence of Li Jianzhen is the birthplace and early revolutionary base of China’s renowned women’s rights pioneer and national heroine, Li Jianzhen…
Dingchang Ancestral Hall is located in Longyan Village, Tangnan Town, Fengshun County. It is the ancestral hall of the 24th-generation ancestor Dingchang of the Luo family in the village, covering a total area of 485 square meters. Originally built in the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), its exquisite carvings, innovative design, and high artistic value make it a “precious cultural treasure.” Recently, the author…
Zhongsu (sù) Shangwei is located in Xinlou Village, Tangnan Town, Fengshun County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. Tangnan Town is known as the “southern gateway” of Meizhou City, situated just 4 kilometers from the county seat of Fengshun and 25 kilometers from the downtown area of Jieyang City. It enjoys relatively convenient transportation with the Guangmei–Shan Expressway and railway, National Highway 206, and Provincial Highway S224 all passing through the town. The local language is predominantly Teochew...
The former site of the Red Fourth Army Headquarters is located at Jianlongju, Matu Village, Longgang Township, Fengshun County. It was originally the residence of the Rao family and was built in the late Qing Dynasty. The structure is a walled compound with a three-courtyard, two-wing layout, constructed from brick and wood, covering an area of 714 square meters. On October 28, 1929, Zhu De led over 6,000 soldiers from the First, Second, and Third Columns of the Red Fourth Army from...
The former site of the CPC Dongjiang Special Committee Party Congress is located in Banhanghu Village, Te'yanxianpian, Fengshun County. Originally the residence of Hu Zhongwen, a local villager, the building faces north and features a two-courtyard, two-wing earthen-and-wood structure with 15 rooms. It has a spacious entrance courtyard and covers an area of 621 square meters. From June 18 to 25, 1929, the CPC Dongjiang Special Committee held its...
Puhe Confucius Temple is located in Fengshun County and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It is classified as a temple. On January 13, 2014, the Meizhou Municipal People's Government announced Puhe Confucius Temple as part of the second batch of Meizhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. …