The former residence of Zhang Yuexiong is located in Gaolin Village, Longhu Town, Ding’an County. Zhang Yuexiong was the only candidate to achieve the title of Tanhua (the third highest rank in the imperial examination) during Hainan’s imperial examination era, and he once earned high praise from Emperor Jiaqing for declaring that “there is no place on earth without talent.” He served as the Provincial Administration Commissioner of Hubei (second-rank official). He oversaw the compilation of the Qiongzhou Prefecture Records, excelled in calligraphy and painting, and was a renowned artist of the Qing Dynasty. Along with Qiu Jun, Hai Rui, and Wang Zuo, he was honored as one of Hainan’s “Four Great Talents,” and was known as the “Master of Calligraphy” among Hainan’s “Four Perfections”: reading perfection, poetic perfection, calligraphic perfection, and loyalty perfection.
Sacred Site of Longmoniya "Longmoniya" is the Wa language pronunciation meaning "sacred site." Legend has it that it is a gathering place for deities. Longmoniya is where the Wa people worship the gods...
The former residence of Wang Honghui is a quadrangle-style building, with two main houses and one smaller wing house still standing. To the right of the residence lies the Wang Family Ancestral Hall, which was...
Sigangli Wa Ethnic Village "Sigangli" is an ancient legend passed down among the Wa people. "Sigang" means cliff cave, and "li" means to come out. Sigangli refers to emerging from...
The Octagonal Hall is located about 20 meters north of Wang Honghui’s former residence. Built during the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, it was constructed by Wang Honghui after he retired from official service. Facing southwest and situated in the northeast...
Upper City Buddhist TempleThe Upper City Buddhist Temple, also known as Jing'er (in the Dai language, meaning "Buddhist Temple of the Dragon City"), is located in Menglian Town, Menglian County, Yunnan Province. Situated on Golden Mountain…
Changhu Lake is a large, elongated interfluve depression lake formed during the late Song Dynasty from the ancient Yunmeng Marsh. It is a flawless jade bestowed upon the people of Shayang by nature...
Shayang Martyrs' Cemetery was formed by merging two separate martyrs' cemeteries. One was located on a piece of wasteland east of the former Xiahe Street (later part of the Jinxing Agricultural Cooperative — now the tax dormitory north of Hanjiang Experimental High School), where some martyrs who fell during the liberation of Shayang by the Third Sub-district Forces of the Han River Military Region on May 16, 1948, were buried. The other was situated on the foundation of the former telecommunications company (now the Traffic Management Station), where dozens of soldiers from the Fourth Field Army who died of illness while marching south in the summer of 1949 were laid to rest. Before the Qingming Festival in 1957, the people of Shayang Town exhumed and reburied the remains of the martyrs at the latter site, built walls around the cemetery, erected a tombstone, and inscribed eight large characters on the gateposts written by then Shayang Town Mayor Lü Shisong: “Immortalized for All Eternity.” The tombstone bore six characters reading “Tomb of Revolutionary Martyrs,” along with two poems. In November 1962, the cemetery was relocated to Yanjia Mountain in the western part of the town (now the site of the Shayang Telecommunications Bureau), managed by the People’s Government of Shayang Town. After the establishment of the People’s Government of Shayang District in 1988, it was handed over to the District Civil Affairs Bureau. On November 11, 1989, it was approved by the People’s Government of Jingmen City as a revolutionary cultural relic protection unit.
Zhaojiawan Site —— The First Neolithic City Site in Southern Jing Region &…
Huangxie Tomb in Hougang Located approximately 8 kilometers southeast of Hougang Town…
Majiayuan City Site A Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level. Located on the eastern bank of an ancient river channel in Xianling Village, Wulipu Town...
The Ruins of the New City are located in Xincheng Village, Lishi Town, seven kilometers south of Shayang, bordering the Han River to the north, and were built during the Southern Song Dynasty. In the late Southern Song period, Kublai Khan...
Jingjiacheng Site, a key cultural heritage site under Hubei Province protection. Located in Fuhuang Village, Mao’li Town, it is a Neolithic-period site dating back 6…
Located in Group 5, Shuangdian Village, southeast of MaoLi Town, Shayang County. Locals refer to it as the "Zhoujiachong Paralyzed Tomb." In 1931...
Located at No. 42 Gongnong Street, Shayang County. It is a three-courtyard tiled house enclosed by walls, and is the only preserved…
Yuefei City Ruins, a key cultural relic protection unit of Hubei Province. Located 8 kilometers north of Wulipu Town and south of Yaquepu on National Highway 207…
Jishan Temple is located in Jishan Town, Shayang County, Hubei Province. Temple Introduction Jishan Temple is located in Jishan Town, Shayang County, Hubei Province. It was first...
Eastern Zhou Dynasty tombs. Located at the border of Jingzhou and Jingmen cities in Hubei Province, 10 kilometers south of the ancient capital of Chu, Jinan. Central geographic coordinates: longitude 110...52′ to 110...54′, latitude 30...23′ to 30...25′. The area covers approximately 12 million square meters. It is a large-scale tomb complex from the Eastern Zhou period of the Chu State.
The Chenghe Site is located in Shuangcun Village, Hougang Town, Shayang County, on the northern shore of Lake Chang, with the Chenghe River flowing southwest of the ancient city ruins. The site has an irregular oval shape...
The Shayang Rapeseed Museum is located at Hongsen Tianli Biotechnology Co., Ltd. in the Shayang County Economic Development Zone. It is China’s first rapeseed-themed museum…