Zhengyang County Attractions

Attractions in Zhengyang County include the Ancient Buddha Cultural Park, Han Dynasty Stone Tower, Jian'an Ancient City Ruins, Yuan Family Courtyard, Han'an City Ruins, etc. 1. Ancient Buddha Cultural Park: There is an ancient Buddha from the Ming Dynasty here, which is a witness to the friendly exchanges between mainland China and Taiwan. It is also Zhumadian’s first exchange base with Taiwan. 2. Stone Tower of the Han Dynasty: It is called the "Looking Tower" by the local people. In view of the ancient architectural form of this "Taiwan", it was included in the county-level cultural relics protection unit for protection.

1. Ancient Buddha Cultural Park: There is an ancient Buddha from the Ming Dynasty here, which is a witness to the friendly exchanges between mainland China and Taiwan. It is also Zhumadian’s first exchange base with Taiwan.

2. Stone Tower of the Han Dynasty: It is called the "Looking Tower" by the local people. In view of the ancient architectural form of this "Taiwan", it was included in the county-level cultural relics protection unit for protection.

3. Jian'an Ancient City Ruins: Located in the south of Zhengyang County, the ruins around the moat can still be seen. The earth foundations of the south and southwest city walls still exist. Each of the four sides of the ancient city is 1,000 meters long, covering an area of ??one million square meters. Jian'an City was first built in the Northern Wei Dynasty. It was an important military town in southern Xinjiang. The north and south competed for Yiyang. Jian'an once stationed heavy troops to control the three passes, and the Sui Dynasty unified the world.

4. Yuan Family Courtyard: Because of the joint genealogy with Yuan Shikai, he was very favored and rose rapidly. During the period when Yuan Shikai was the President of the Republic of China, Yuan Naikuan assumed overall financial power across the country. In the first year of the Republic of China, relying on his power, he occupied Zhanggang Village in the northeast of the county and changed its name to Yuan Village. He invested a huge sum of money to buy more than 1,300 acres of land, dug rivers to build a village, carried out extensive construction work, and built houses. It is said that the architecture of Yuanzhai is based on the style of Beijing palaces and is divided into two parts: outer village and inner village. The outer village is a commercial area and the inner village is a residential area.

5. Han'an City Ruins: It was built in the early Western Han Dynasty, that is, the sixth year of Emperor Gaodi of Han Dynasty (206 BC). From the tall square earth ridges and large and deep river ditches in the city, it can still be seen that the city was built at that time. The prosperity of the city is filled with crowns and buildings, busy traffic, pavilions and pavilions, and birds singing and dancing.

Therefore, the discovery and research of the Han'ancheng ancient city ruins is a major contribution to Zhengyang, a county with relatively poor historical and cultural resources.