The Fuju Xing Machinery Factory covers an area of 370 square meters. The buildings on the site feature the traditional residential architectural style of northern China.
The machinery workshop is the core building of Fuju Xing Machinery Factory, spanning 110 square meters. Inside the workshop, overhead shafts and belts hang overhead, with various machines densely arranged and intertwined. The equipment in the entire workshop reflects the general state of the national machinery industry during the 1930s and 1940s. The front office is characterized by windows on all four sides, each serving a specific purpose, reflecting a unique production management style deeply rooted in feudal ideology.
Fuju Xing Machinery Factory was established during the heyday of the national industry in San Tiao Shi. Its growth was rapid—from an initial investment of one thousand silver dollars in 1926 to capital growing 110 times by 1956 when it became a joint public-private enterprise. In its early days, the factory mainly undertook small processing jobs. Later, its main products included over twenty varieties such as ice planers, oil presses, rice threshers, and pulley water systems. Its products were distributed across the country, making it a relatively large-scale machinery factory at the time. The factory enjoyed a high reputation in the early San Tiao Shi industrial scene.
In 1968, the former site of Fuju Xing Machinery Factory was officially handed over to the San Tiao Shi History Museum.
In 1973, the exhibition at the former site of Fuju Xing Machinery Factory was officially opened to the public.
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