Chengjiazhuang Village is the hometown of Li Fen, the real-life inspiration for "Yanzi Li San." Along the village’s main street, which blends the old and the new, the "Righteousness" Culture Corridor and the "Yanzi Li San" Story Wall are thoughtfully interspersed. At the end of the main street stands a 4.5-meter-tall bronze statue of Li San, not far from which lies the "Li San Ancestral Hall." Also known as Yan Garden, the hall...
Xiaochuanfangyu Village is located in the northern part of Chuanfangyu Town, Jixian County, Tianjin. Nestled against mountains and beside water, it boasts an elegant environment and is a small village rich in rustic charm. The village features eight farmsteads built in traditional Chinese architectural style, 11 uniquely designed countryside cottages, an over 1,000-square-meter artificial lake, a scenic river that runs through the village, as well as an agricultural park, …
The Victory Monument of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was built in July 2005 and completed in September 2005. It is located on Jinshuiquan Mountain in Luozhuangzi Town, Jixian County. Since its completion, the monument has received over 50,000 visitors from all walks of life for commemorative visits. In 2006, it was designated as a Tianjin Patriotic Education Base by the municipal Party committee and government. The monument covers a total…
The Jixian Geological Museum is affiliated with the Jixian Land and Resources Branch of the Tianjin Municipal Bureau of Land Resources and Housing Management. It is a national-level science education base, with a total investment of approximately 40 million yuan. Located at the foot of Fuijun Mountain in Jixian, it stands opposite the main monument of the square. The museum covers a planned area of 17,023 square meters, with a construction scale of 5,373 square…
Hidden in Xiaying Town, Jizhou District, Tianjin, lies a mysterious place — the Che Shenjia Scenic Area. It is the country’s only mountain-themed cultural tourism destination dedicated to the God of Vehicles. Here you can find the magical Dragon and Phoenix Pool, known as a “Marvel of the World,” tucked away in a secluded valley; the most intact and visually stunning National Geological Park of the Mesoproterozoic Era, hailed as a “World Treasure”; as well as geological wonders such as the One-Line Sky, Hundred-Meter Waterfall Cliff, Dragon and Phoenix Valley, Ten Thousand Buddhas Cliff, and Valley-Guarding Lion, all crafted by nature's master hand. There is also an ancient wall stretching for kilometers, built during the Northern Qi Dynasty. Climb up to the viewing platform, where a panoramic view of green mountains and clear waters greets you, bringing a sense of peace and joy.
The Qingchi Site is located on Matou Mountain in Qingchiyi Village, Wu Baihu Town, Jixian County, Tianjin. It dates back to the Neolithic Age, Shang Dynasty, and Western Zhou Dynasty. Situated on the southern slope of Yuqiao Reservoir, parts of its cultural layers have been submerged. The exact area is unknown, but the cultural layer is 1 to 2.4 meters thick. The unearthed artifacts are predominantly from the Neolithic Age, including stone tools such as grinding plates,...
Age of Jizhou Confucius Temple: Qing Dynasty Address: Northwest corner of Jicheng Town, Jizhou County Category: Ancient Architecture The Confucius Temple is located in Jizhou County, Tianjin, within geographical coordinates of 39°45′ to 40°15′ north latitude and 117°05′ to 117°47′ east longitude, at an altitude of 18.5 meters. Situated at the northwest corner of Jicheng Town, within a 10-meter radius to the south...
Age of Guan Yu Temple: Ming Dynasty | Address: No. 15 Wuding Street, Jixian County | Category: Ancient Architecture | Guan Yu Temple is located on the north side of Wuding Street in Jixian County town, facing south. According to the *Jixian County Annals*, there were six Guan Yu Temples in the ancient Jizhou area, three of which were within Jizhou County town—situated in the northwest corner, northeast corner (known as Shangguan Temple), and southeast corner (known as Xia…
Chengguan Tomb Cluster Era: Warring States, Han, Tang, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing Location: Chengguan Town, Jixian County Category: Ancient Tombs The Xiaomaozhuang Tomb Cluster, located in Xiaomaozhuang, Chengguan Town, originally had several earthen mounds, the tallest being over 3 meters, which have since been leveled. The surface has yielded numerous fragments of rope-patterned bricks and gray earthenware shards. In 1991, more than 60 tombs were excavated...
Age of the Western Great Buddha Pagoda Ruins: Tang and Liao dynasties Address: The ruins are located 500 meters west of Xidafota Village, Guanzhuang Town, Jixian County, and 100 meters east of the Guanzhuang Nursing Home. Category: Ancient ruins The main body of the Western Great Buddha Pagoda collapsed long ago. The site is now a circular earthen mound with a diameter of about 40 meters, standing approximately 6 meters above the current ground level. In the center of the circular...
Qing Dynasty Imperial Mausoleums Era: Qing Dynasty Location: Jixian County, Tianjin Category: Ancient Architecture 1. Prince Rong’s Mausoleum Prince Rong’s Mausoleum was built on a terrace on a hillside. The surrounding wall measured fifty-two zhang and six chi. There were three main gates, outside of which stood a guardhouse, and inside were east and west wing rooms. In the center stood a hall with three rooms. Behind the hall was a terrace with a glazed gate, and the back courtyard...
Qing Dynasty Imperial Traveling Palace Era: Qing Dynasty Address: Jixian County, Tianjin City Category: Other I. Jingji Mountain Villa Also known as Panshan Traveling Palace, it is located on the southern foothills of Panshan Mountain. The terrain is higher in the north and lower in the south, surrounded by boundary walls built from tiger-skin stones, following the contours of the mountain with undulating curves. Inside the walls are pavilions, towers, flowers, trees, water plants, all set against the distant temples of Panshan Mountain, presenting a spectacular view.…
Era of the cliff inscriptions on Mount Pan: Tang Dynasty to the Republic of China Address: Pan Mountain Scenic Area, Jixian County, Tianjin City Category: Cliff Inscriptions The cliff inscriptions on Mount Pan are located in the Pan Mountain Scenic Area, 12 kilometers west of Jixian County, Tianjin City. The area lies at the heart of the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan region, covering a total area of 106 square kilometers, with the highest elevation reaching 864.5 meters. Its longitude spans 117°15′–117°30′, and latitude 40°–40°10′. The Beijing-Qinhuangdao and Tianjin-Jixian railways intersect 12 kilometers southeast in Jixian County. The Beijing-Harbin, Bangxi, Baoping, and Jinwei highways pass near the southern, western, and eastern edges of the scenic area, and the Tianjin-Jixian Expressway leads directly to the site.
Jixian Paleolithic Site Cluster Era: Paleolithic Age Address: Jixian County, Tianjin Category: Other Stone Tool Sites Most of the sites are located on mountain-front terraces or second-level river terraces, with only one site at Guanzhuang Yegou situated on a relatively isolated small hill. The survey found that many sites contain gravel layers beneath the surface, and beneath these gravel...
Era of Zhengfa Chan Temple: Qing Dynasty | Address: Zhuanwayao Team 1, Guanzhuang Town, Jixian County, Tianjin | Category: Ancient Architecture | Zhengfa Chan Temple, also known as Huiyin Temple, is located in Team 1 of Zhuanwayao, Guanzhuang Town, Jixian County, Tianjin. It lies to the east of Beishàolín Temple and to the north of Zigaifeng Peak, and is one of the better-preserved temple ruins within the Panshan Scenic Area. The temple is entered from the southeast...
The ruins of Jingji Mountain Villa are located in Lianhe Village, Guanzhuang Town, Jixian County, Tianjin, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. Also known as Panshan Temporary Palace, the villa is situated at the southern foot of Panshan Mountain, covering an area of approximately 400 hectares. It was one of the five major temporary palaces built by Emperor Qianlong within Jixian County. The entire estate spans over 6,000 acres and includes inner and outer Eight Scenic Spots, New Six Scenic Spots, along with sixteen additional ones, totaling...
The residential houses in Nanjiazhuang are located at No. 31, Area 15, Nanjiazhuang Village, Xilonghuyu Town, Jixian District, Tianjin, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. Nanjiazhuang Village in Jixian District, Tianjin, is a semi-mountainous area, about 140 kilometers from the city center. To the south of the village lies an extension of the Yanshan Mountain Range, while to the north runs the Ming-era water channel that diverts water from the Luan River to Tianjin. In this remote mountain village, there remains a typical Qing Dynasty residence, parts of which are still well preserved...
The Zhang Family Courtyard in Jixian County is located in Guanchang Village, Chutouling Town, Jixian County, Tianjin, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. The "Zhang Family Courtyard" was built by the Zhang family in the late Qing Dynasty and was designated as a Tianjin Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit in 2013. Despite more than a hundred years of wind and rain, the basic layout of the courtyard and most of the main structures are still preserved. …
Chaoyang An is located in Donghouziyu Village, Guanzhuang Town, Jizhou District, and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. Legend has it that the temple was built by the monk Tongdao during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. Originally, it had a front hall with three rooms, a rear hall with three rooms, and several auxiliary rooms, featuring uniquely stone pillars. It was named Chaoyang An (Temple of Morning Sun) because it was established facing the direction where the sun rises, with a shrine to Guanyin built here. To this day...
The Pagoda of Master Puzhao at Wansong Temple is located at the northern foot of Panshan Mountain in Lianhua Ridge Village, Guanzhuang Town, Jizhou District, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. Master Puzhao’s Pagoda is situated at Wansong Temple on Panshan Mountain in Jizhou County and was built during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. It consists of a base, the main body of the pagoda, five layers of dense eaves, and a finial. Both the Sumeru pedestal and the projecting eaves are supported by brick brackets and wooden dougong (bracket sets), while the corners of the pagoda body feature relief carvings of stupas. The doors...