Where does Wuchang Qijing Cultural Tourism Zone belong?

Qijing Cultural Tourism Zone is centered on Lalin Manchu Town in the north, radiating Manchu villages in 4 Manchu townships and some townships (towns), distributed in 24 Qitun and 4 1 Eight Banners shacks (sheds), with a Manchu population of 6.5438+0.2 million. Lalin Town is located 50 kilometers north of wuchang city and 60 kilometers away from Harbin, with superior geographical position, convenient traffic conditions and developed power communication. It is the economic and cultural center of the surrounding cities and counties such as Shuangcheng and Acheng.

Lalin Manchu Town has a history of more than 900 years, and has accumulated profound history and culture in the long historical process. In particular, the culture of Beijing Banners is very different from that of Manchu in other areas, and it has the same roots as that of Manchu in Beijing. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, immigrants from Kyoto not only promoted national unity, but also promoted the integration and development of Beijing Banner culture, making Lalin the birthplace of Beijing Banner culture. As a branch of Kyoto culture, Qijing culture has played an active role in the development and construction of the northeast frontier. Up to now, this area still retains a large number of cultural relics, customs and special religious beliefs of the Beijing flag. Through investigation, it is found that there are more than 1 100 pieces of cultural remains and cultural relics in Beijing Banner, among which 270 pieces are of historical value, including Manchu and Chinese books 19 volumes, 4 pieces of music1piece, 2 photos of flag bearers in the late Qing Dynasty, 47 pieces of utensils, 33 pieces of furniture and 57 pieces of religious sacrificial articles. There are also a large number of production and living appliances and stone carvings, wood carvings, brick carvings, weapons and other cultural relics. Many cultural relics are rare in China, and their value is incalculable.

There are 32 villages in Manchu townships in Lalin area, and the ethnic composition remains basically unchanged. Manchu people in all villages still speak Beijing accent, and there are many Manchu words, special nouns and place names, and their food, literature, sports and costumes all retain the characteristics of the Beijing flag. Lalin area is not only rich in Beijing flag culture, but also close to Huining House, where Jin went to Beijing, so there are many Jin and Yuan cultural relics. Among them, there are 7 ancient city sites in Jin Dynasty, namely Yingchengzi, Beituchengzi, Dongchengzi, Xichengzi, Nantuchengzi, Gucheng Store and Banlizi. There are five Jin tombs, including Stone Man and Shiyang. There are many architectural sites in the Jin Dynasty, such as Kanhualou, Wanghailou and Royal Garden. There are also sites such as Liang Yunhe, Dianjiangtai and Shangmatai in the Jin Dynasty.

In the Qing Dynasty, there were many temples in Lalin, with a high level of Buddhist culture, including Huazang Temple and Guandi Temple. World Buddhist leaders preach that the Buddha was born in Lalin. Lalin Qijing culture is unique, profound in history and rich in cultural connotation. It is the product of the collision between Kyoto culture in China and the northeast frontier culture from the middle of the 8th century to the beginning of the 20th century, and the crystallization of the fusion of Chinese culture and local culture. It not only enriches the historical and cultural civilization of Heilongjiang river basin, but also provides valuable humanistic tourism resources for China, which has high development and utilization value.

Address: Lalin Manchu Town, wuchang city, Harbin