According to the "Chengwu County Annals," the Gaoxinzhuang Site was established during the Spring and Autumn Period, covering an area of over 200 acres. During the Chongzhen era of the Ming Dynasty, a temple dedicated to Yuanshi Tianzun was built here, along with a temple stele. In 1938, the temple was demolished and the stele destroyed. The Gaoxinzhuang Site features rich cultural layers, encompassing the Neolithic Age, the Yueshi Culture, the Shang Dynasty, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the Qin and Han periods, and the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, showcasing important cultural sequences from the primitive society to the feudal era. Therefore, it holds significant importance in understanding the cultural development of the region after its establishment.

　　In 1989, the Gaoxinzhuang Site was designated as one of the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Heze City.

　　Source: Heze Municipal Office of Local Chronicles