The Former Site of the Xuan Sheng Hui Hospital dates back to 1925 and is located in the county seat of Daming County, Handan City. On October 20, 2008, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the People's Government of Hebei Province.…
The ruins of the Mount Tai Xingguan Temple are located in Jintan Town, Daming County, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. The site is listed as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The former site of the Dragon King Temple is located in Daming County and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It is listed as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
Guo Longzhen's Former Residence is located in Jintan Town, Daming County, dating back to the Republic of China period. It is recognized as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
Since its opening, Daming County Museum has been dedicated to promoting outstanding culture, offering free access to the public, and serving the people; it is committed to the excavation and preservation of cultural relics, bringing the exhibits in the museum to life to tell local historical stories; and it strives to advance the development of local cultural endeavors by organizing cultural activities and conducting thematic education...
The former residence of Yang Luchan is located in the southern part of Guangfu Ancient City. It was originally built in the late Qing Dynasty. The original structure was divided into northern and southern sections. The northern section served as residential quarters, featuring main rooms and auxiliary rooms, while the southern section functioned as shop space. The total area covered 980 square meters. The northern courtyard was 14 meters long from north to south and 25 meters wide from east to west, occupying 350 square meters, and included nine tiled rooms (six in the north and three in the east)...
The Shibeikou Site is located in Lin... Township, Yongnian County, Hebei Province. The site stretches approximately 700 meters from east to west and 300 meters from north to south, covering a total area of about 200,000 square meters. Between 1986 and 1987, provincial, regional, and municipal cultural relics departments conducted large-scale excavations at the site. Archaeological digs uncovered...
Yongnian Ancient City is located about 5 kilometers from Linluo County, where the government of Yongnian County is based. Also known as Guangfu Ancient City of Yongnian, it has served as the seat of commanderies, prefectures, states, and counties throughout history. It was called Quliang during the Spring and Autumn Period and boasts a history of over 2,000 years. Dou Jiande, leader of the peasant uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty, once established the Dashun Kingdom here, encouraged agriculture and sericulture, stationed his troops, …
The Site of Yiyang City is located in Xiyangcheng Village, Yongnian County, on the north bank of the Zhang River, adjacent to Guangzong, Julu, and Linzhang. It covers an area of approximately 10 square kilometers, with relatively clear rammed earth city walls surrounding the site. Legend has it that there was a "Forbidden City" at the southwest corner, and areas for military drills were situated in the northeast section of the city. According to Records of the Grand Historian: The House of Zhao, in the first year of King Wuling of Zhao’s reign, “King Xiang of Liang, his Crown Prince Si, …
Ruins of the Zhao Hui King Temple The ruins of the Zhao Hui King Temple are located in Linzhang County, Yongnian County, Hebei Province, covering an area of 6,500 square meters. According to a restoration stele from the Yuanhe era of the Tang Dynasty, there were already large-scale buildings and sacrificial activities here as early as the Tang Dynasty. The temple originally housed structures such as the Zhao Hui King Temple, the Grandmother Hall, the Buddha Hall, the Ten Thousand Buddhas Tower,…
The Eight Western Sluices of the Fuyang River
The former residence of Wu Yuxiang is located on Yingchun Street in Guangfu Ancient City, covering an area of 9,200 square meters with a built-up area of 6,000 square meters. It is a structure dating back to the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty. Originally, the residence had 75 rooms, 42 of which still remain today. These are arranged along three north-south axes — east, middle, and west — with the buildings laid out in a well-proportioned, symmetrical fashion, featuring high ridges and flying eaves. The layout...
Guangfu Ancient City, a famous historical and cultural town in China and a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, is located in the southern part of the North China Plain, about 20 kilometers southeast of Yongnian County in Handan City, Hebei Province, and 20 kilometers from downtown Handan. With a history of over 2,600 years, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. The city walls built during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties...
In the south of Zhongzhaozhuang Village, about 5 kilometers from Linzhang County in Yongnian County, there stands an ancient temple called Quan Ting Temple. Legend has it that this temple was originally a royal Buddhist monastery of the King of Zhao during the Warring States Period. According to the Qing Dynasty's Guangping Prefecture Annals, “Quan Ting Temple is located in Linzhang County, Yongnian. There are several springs in the area, and locals believe that the seventh spring originates from the temple. There is also a saying: 'Three feet down, you find water.'” The Ancient City of Guangfu (AAAAA)
Guanyin Pavilion is located in Linqiaocheng Village, Yongnian County. Its earliest history dates back to the Tang Dynasty, and it reached a considerable scale during the Ming Dynasty. The “Record of the Reconstruction of Guanyin Pavilion” from the 16th year of the Guangxu reign (1890) states: “The exact year of its initial construction is unknown. It is said that Tang Dynasty’s Yu Chijingde once renovated it by imperial decree, but the broken steles and fragmented inscriptions have long vanished...”
Anren Temple is located in Santai Village, Xisu Township, Yongnian County. The village is named after the three Buddhist pagodas within the temple. The temple was first built during the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Li Shimin once took refuge here. It was once a renowned ten-direction monastery in southern Hebei. Historically, it was originally named Hongfu Temple. By the Ming Dynasty, due to a noble dispute in Santai Village, the temple’s elders mediated the conflict,…
Congming Mountain is located at the junction of Linzhang County and Yongnian County in the southern part of the Hebei Plain, covering an area of several square kilometers. It runs from north to south, with its peaks rising abruptly from the flat land, presenting a steep and imposing landscape. When viewed directly from the front, it resembles a giant elephant lying facing the south. Although it stands only 262.8 meters above sea level — not particularly impressive compared to other mountains — it is still quite famous on the land of Yongnian. As the local saying goes, “On the third day of the third lunar month and the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, take a walk up Congming Mountain.” During the annual temple fairs on these two days, people from within a hundred-mile radius come here to burn incense, make wishes, and pray for peace. The mountain is dotted with structures such as the Zhao Huiwang Shrine, Kuixing Pavilion, Ten Thousand Buddhas Tower, Lingxiao Palace (Jade Emperor Hall), and a senior cultural activity center.
Puhui Temple is located at the junction of Yongnian, Jize, and Quzhou counties. It sits 10 kilometers northeast of Guangfu Ancient City in Yongnian and 2 kilometers southwest of Xiabadian Village, Zhangxibao Town. According to county records: Puhui Temple was anciently known as PuHui Temple or also called Puhui Temple. It was first established in the third year of Yongping during the Northern Wei Dynasty (510 AD), boasting a history of over 1,500 years. …
Yongnianwa National Wetland Park Yongnianwa is located in Yongnian District, Handan City, and is the only inland freshwater wetland in the southern part of our province. Relying on water supply from the Fuyang River and rainwater accumulation, the area remains water-covered year-round, with depths reaching over 4 meters at its deepest point. It is the third-largest depression in North China after Baiyangdian and Hengshui Lake. The average elevation of the land surface is 41 meters, and the water quality is excellent…
The main hall of the Confucius Temple is located in Guangfu Town, Yongnian County, and features a double-eaved, hip-and-gable roof. According to the Guangping Prefecture Records, the hall was built in the early Ming Dynasty, measuring seven bays in width and three bays in depth, using a total of 24 pillars. It covers a floor area of 632.4 square meters, stands 17 meters tall, and is topped with glazed tiles. The eaves are adorned with bracket sets—single at the column tops, triple between columns, and diagonal at the corners—all of which are composed of three tiers of arms with double downward extensions and eight auxiliary brackets. In front of the hall is a raised platform made of blue bricks, edged with stone slabs, standing 1.5 meters high and 36.3 meters wide. This Dacheng Hall was originally the highest-specification and best-preserved Confucius Temple structure in Hebei Province. It is now a key cultural relic protection unit of Hebei Province.