Chengxi Martyrs' Cemetery is located at the southern foot of Fangmao in Hengshanqiao Town, Wujin District, bordered by Dalin Temple to the east and Huatuo Nunnery to the west. Covering an area of 8,366 square meters with a construction area of 2,189 square meters, the total investment exceeded 1.4 million yuan. The cemetery mainly consists of a memorial monument, a martyrs' memorial hall, and a service reception area. In 1991...
Wujin Martyrs' Cemetery was formerly known as the Wujin City Martyrs Memorial Hall. It was relocated and rebuilt in 1996, 400 meters west of the Spring and Autumn Period ruins of Yancheng, covering an area of 128 mu. The municipal government invested 45 million yuan in its construction (including 10 million yuan donated by the people of Wujin), and the preliminary construction was completed in 1999. The unveiling ceremony was held during the Qingming Festival in 2000...
The Changzhou Youth Geoscience Science Popularization Museum in Jiangsu Province is located within Chengdong Primary School in Wujin District, and is the only geoscience education base in Jiangsu built inside an elementary school. Guided by the philosophy of "popularizing geological science knowledge and cherishing Earth's resources and environment," the base uses unique stone exhibitions and geological science activities to showcase the Earth’s layered structure,...
Songjian Lake Ecological Tourism Area is located in Yaojiao Town, Wujin District, with a planned total area of 5.63 square kilometers, including over 4,000 acres of wetland water area. The tourism area organically integrates the two major themes of “ecology” and “rural charm.” While restoring the wetland ecosystem, it has built an ecological park that combines leisure vacationing, resort hotels, science education, eco-living, and business offices...
The former site of Fuyuan Rice Mill is located on Hedong Street, Meigang Village Committee, Dingyan Subdistrict, Wujin District, facing the municipal-level cultural relic protection unit Wan’an Bridge across the Grand Canal. The building is believed to have been constructed in the early years of the Republic of China and once served as the Eighth Rice Mill of Wujin. The surviving structure is sizable and exhibits distinctive architectural features of its era and industry. …
The Liu Family Ancestral Hall in Liujiagang was first built in the sixth year of the Jiajing reign during the Ming Dynasty (1527). In 2016, a new two-courtyard ancestral hall and two auxiliary wings were reconstructed on the original site. Existing relics include a stone stele documenting the establishment of the ancestral hall, as well as architectural components such as drum-shaped stone bases. On March 25, 2018, the Changzhou Municipal People’s Government announced the ruins of the Liu Family Ancestral Hall in Liujiagang as part of the city’s seventh…
The Site of the Wu Family Ancestral Hall in Cuqiao was built during the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty. In 2012, members of the Wu clan renovated the ancestral hall, and two courtyards currently remain. The Wu family in Changzhou are descendants of Ji Zi, making this the only remaining site of the Wu Ji Zi Ancestral Hall in the Changwu area. On March 25, 2018, the Changzhou Municipal People’s Government announced the Site of the Wu Family Ancestral Hall in Cuqiao as the seventh...
The former site of Taiping Nunnery in Lucheng is located in the Wujin Economic Development Zone. Originally built during the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, it was destroyed several times and later rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. Currently, there is one row of buildings, spanning five bays, facing south with a north orientation, featuring a flush-gable roof and brick-wood structure. It is currently under restoration. On March 25, 2018, the Changzhou Municipal People's Government announced the former site of Taiping Nunnery in Lucheng as part of the seventh batch of...
The site of the Ge Clan Ancestral Hall in Luoyang is located in Gejiatou, Ludong Village, Luoyang Town, Wujin District. The ancestral hall was originally built during the Ming Dynasty and was later reconstructed in the early years of the Yongzheng reign by Li Shan, son of Ge Ji, who led clan members in a collaborative restoration effort. The structure faces south, features five bays, three courtyards, and additional auxiliary rooms. It is a traditional ancient building constructed with brick and wood, featuring a flush gable roof and horse-head walls. This project has been combined with the fifth batch of heritage listings for the Tomb of Ge Ji. …
The Qingchengdun Site is located in Zhangcun Village, Henglin Town, approximately 2 km south of the Grand Canal, 20 km from Taihu Lake, 12 km north of the Sidian Site, and 24 km from the Yangtze River. It was discovered in the 1970s and has yielded Liangzhu culture relics such as jade cong and jade rings. From August 2017 to August 2018, to accommodate construction projects...
The Wang Family Ancestral Hall at Lijia Bridge is located in Yuchi Village, Lijia Town, Wujin District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It was first built during the Chongzhen era of the Ming Dynasty (1628–1644), with the rear section added during the Yongzheng era of the Qing Dynasty (1723–1735). In the 14th year of the Jiaqing reign (1809), the ancestral hall was reconstructed on the original site with an expanded scale, taking eight years to complete. …
The White Dragon Temple is located in Hengshanqiao Town at the border of Changzhou and Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. It was first built during the Chen Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties. Facing south and nestled against mountains and water, the temple features pavilions and towers with an extraordinary presence. It attracts migratory birds and boasts fragrant flowers and birdsong all year round, truly making it a paradise on earth. The White Dragon Temple is situated on the southern slope of Zixia Peak, facing Dalin Temple across the ridge. It was originally constructed during the Shaoxing era of the Song Dynasty, and...
Wudong Bridge is located in Zhaqiaofangdong Village, Qianhuang Town, Wujin District, Changzhou. This section of the river is connected by three arched bridges. Historically, it was a five-arched bridge with one high bridge. The arch of the high bridge was 9 meters high and served as the only passageway for farmers from the western region (referring to Huangli Town, Qian Town, and Rulin Town) to transport their harvested rice by wooden boat to Wuxi’s Wuqiao, one of the four major rice markets in southern Jiangsu...
The former residence of Lü is located at No. 64 Qianbeian, Changzhou. The original structure had become dilapidated due to years of neglect. From October 2006 to May 2007, relevant municipal authorities carried out a restoration and reconstruction on the original site using mostly original materials. The residence now faces south and consists of five courtyards in a row, featuring a hip-and-gable roof style brick...
The former residence of Li Gongpu faces south and consists of three sections, all built with a brick-and-wood structure and featuring flush gable roofs. The first section is a gatehouse, the second a single-story flower hall, and the third a two-story residential building. Each section has a width of three bays. The complex is enclosed by a perimeter wall. The main buildings retain the traditional architectural style of the early Republican era, with covered corridors under the front eaves, floor-to-ceiling wooden lattice windows facing south in the main hall, and half-wall, half-window designs on the side rooms...
Within the tall walls of CRRC Qishuyan Locomotive Co., Ltd. (also known as Qiji Machine Works), located at No. 358 Yanling East Road, stands a three-story Western-style building. Known locally as the “Old Third Building” or the Republican-era Office Building, it was built by the Japanese invaders in 1941. Together with old machinery such as the assembly workshop, combined shearing and punching machines, and spike forging machines...
Wansui Dongyue Temple Stage The Wansui Dongyue Temple Stage is an auxiliary structure of the Dongyue Temple. The existing building was rebuilt in the 26th year of the Daoguang reign (1846). In 2003, it underwent complete restoration following the original design. The stage faces west and is built in a brick-and-timber hall-style structure, with a convex floor plan and a large traditional roof. The main stage's roof uses crossbeams that extend outward to create overhanging eaves...
The Lijia Opera House is located at the southwest corner of Lijia Middle School in Liujia, Wujin District, Changzhou. Also known as the "Wuyun Tower," it was originally an annex to the Temple of the Fiery Emperor (demolished in 1957). Built in the fourth year of the Jiaqing reign during the Qing Dynasty (1799), it was destroyed by fire during the Xianfeng era and later restored. The opera house faces north and is a two-story, brick-and-wood structure in the style of a traditional Chinese hall, with the stage elevated…
The Shunzhuang Opera House is located at the Dongyue Temple in Shunzhuang, Henglin. It is a Qing Dynasty structure that was renovated in 1993. The opera house faces south toward the main hall of the Dongyue Temple. Its layout is convex-shaped, built with a brick-and-wood structure. The protruding front section serves as the stage, featuring a hip-and-gable roof with upturned eaves. The wooden beams on the front and side eaves are supported by bracket sets that hold up the roof framework. The roof is adorned with...
The Hengshanqiao Bailong Temple Stage is part of the Bailong Temple. The stage faces north and is a two-story brick-and-wood structure in the style of a traditional Chinese hall. The stage has an upper and lower level, with the performance platform elevated 3.5 meters above the ground. The front section is 8.2 meters wide and 6 meters deep. Above the stage opening hangs a plaque inscribed with the words: “Springtime on Earth.”…