Datai Site

　　The Datai Site is located 200 meters east of Dongguan Village in Chengwu Town, also known as Shoufeng and historically referred to as Dongtai. It was a high ground built by ancient people to avoid floods. From August 1963 to November 1982, Radar Company 8 of a certain Air Force unit of the Beijing Military Region was stationed at Datai, with antennas set up on the top of the platform. In 1964, the intrusion of a U.S. U-2 reconnaissance aircraft was detected here, and the unit was collectively awarded a Third-Class Merit.

　　Through various investigations, research, and the discovery of a large number of relics, it has been proven that the Datai Site holds significant archaeological value. It is one of the earliest human settlement sites in Chengwu, a burial site from the Warring States period, and also the site of temples from the Southern and Northern Dynasties onward through successive dynasties. In June 1992, it was designated as a Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Shandong Province.

　　Source: Heze Municipal Local Chronicles Office