Related information about Fuyang Ancient City Ruins in Dejiang County

Visitors to the Fuyang Ancient City Ruins exceeded 20,000 people

On September 28, 2008, Dejiang County held the launch ceremony of Fuyang Ancient County Ruins Scenic Spot Tourism in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, kicking off the Sui and Tang Dynasties in the county The prelude to a one-day tour of the ancient ruins of Fuyang Ancient County. According to statistics, during the National Day holiday, Fuyang Ancient County Site Scenic Area received more than 20,000 tourists during the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

It is reported that the ruins of Fuyang County in Dejiang during the Sui and Tang Dynasties were discovered in 2003. After verification, the ruins were the seat of Fuyang County in the Sui and Tang Dynasties for more than 1,400 years. The ruins cover an area of ??22.8 square meters (the ancient city ruins cover an area of ??80,000 square meters). It is the largest Sui and Tang county ruins discovered in Guizhou so far.

In May 2008, the county regarded the ancient city ruins as a model for rural tourism in Dejiang County. It invested more than 10 million yuan to harden the village roads leading to the ruins and planned the ancient ruins scenic spots. Infrastructure construction such as tourist route signboards, theatrical performance halls, and restaurants have been set up. In order to further stimulate the development of the Sui and Tang County ruins tourism industry and promote the development of the county's rural tourism industry, during the National Day holiday this year, the county party committee, the county government and the Dejiang Branch of the Guizhou Overseas Tourism Company jointly launched a one-day tour of the Sui and Tang County ancient ruins.

Fuyang Ancient City Ruins in Dejiang

According to Mr. Feng of the Dejiang County Branch of Guizhou Overseas Tourism Company, as of October 6, the ancient ruins of Fuyang County in the Sui and Tang Dynasties had received 20,082 tourists. person times.

The ancient city of Fuyang in Dejiang was replaced with flowers and trees by the ancient city of Fuyang in Bozhou for publicity

On May 3, 2008, Chen Jian, member of the Standing Committee of the Dejiang County Party Committee and deputy county magistrate, and Zhang Zhizhao, vice chairman of the CPPCC Relevant experts were summoned to conduct a special study on this issue. After joint review and confirmation by the original author of the pictures, these pictures are all from the thousand-year-old Fuyang ancient county ruins discovered in Dejiang County in February 2007. The original authors of the pictures are Li Dengjia, a cadre of the Dejiang County Tourism Bureau, cultural relics survey designer, and the editorial director of "Dejiang Today" Gao Yingqing et al.

Dejiang Fuyang Ancient City Ruins is located in Xuanchangpu Village, Hexing Township, Dejiang County, 47 kilometers away from the county seat. According to the research of provincial cultural relics experts, the site is large in scale and has complete facilities, including buildings, government offices, cities, barracks, training grounds, sentinel pavilions, markets, racecourses, horse roads, prisons, execution grounds, gardens, theaters, temples, and academies. , ancient tombs, etc., covering an area of ??228,000 square meters. The site is full of amazing stone walls, stone corridors, stone official roads, stone dragon gates, stone eaves, stone courtyard dams, stone foundations, etc. The site was discovered in February 2007. Xinhua News Agency, Guizhou Daily, Guizhou Metropolis Daily, Guizhou TV and other media reported on this important discovery.

Many netizens in Dejiang County discovered that the picture on the China General Tourism Network's "Bozhou Fuyang Ancient City" web page shows the ruins of the "Yamen" courtyard wall of the Fuyang Ancient City ruins in Dejiang, and the picture description reads "(Bozhou Fuyang The ancient city) is located in the hometown of Zhang Lao in Woyang County... This city is near the ancient Funing Town northwest of Laozi's hometown Taiqing Palace. It is the oldest ancient city in Woyang."

The "Scenic Area Pictures" on the "Fuyang Ancient City, Bozhou City, Anhui Province" webpage of Youyitianxia China Tourism Network misappropriated the stone carvings of the "Government Office" of Fuyang Ancient City in Dejiang County, the former official road, and the town. There are 5 pictures of the ruins, including stone lions, stone eaves of the "Pavilion" steps, and bluestone dragon gates.

Relevant leaders of Dejiang County stated that this kind of false propaganda has caused infringement on the Fuyang Ancient City ruins in Dejiang and the photographer. They hope that the two websites will stop the infringement and publicly report to the relevant departments of Dejiang County and the photographer. Apologize.

Dejiang Fuyang Ancient City Ruins

The "Fuyang Ancient City" cannot be supported by documents

In 2008, a resident of Dejiang County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province went to the county on a working day When the Commerce Bureau was working, it turned out that everyone in the whole situation was "traveling". After questioning by the media, it turned out that this seemingly "unorganized and undisciplined" publicly funded tour organized during working hours was actually the "fruitful result" of the mandatory requirements of the Dejiang County Party Committee and County Government issued a special document.

Such a seemingly impossible and strange thing has actually appeared in the public eye. This document "De Party Banfa No. 2008128" requires the county's cadres and workers to travel to the "Fuyang Ancient City" in 51 groups from September 29 to November 18, with 195 people in each group. It also requires the main leaders of each department to "Personally take charge, take overall responsibility, strictly follow the notification time and number of people, and ensure that the number of people in the group does not decrease." What are you doing here? Do you still feel a bit like traveling? Can this "Fuyang Ancient City" really be supported by this piece of paper?

The farce in Dejiang originated from an ancient city ruins discovered locally in February 2007. According to an earlier report by "Guizhou Daily", since the day it was discovered, the local government has set a high profile to develop tourism with the support of "Fuyang Ancient County in the Sui and Tang Dynasties". As for whether it really has historical and cultural value, it has actually been irrelevant since then: more than a dozen leaders of the four major teams in Dejiang County have already "settled in", and an organization called the "Rural Tourism Development Office" has been formally established. , the identification of relevant cultural relic experts can be easily used by me - let’s not talk about whether experts have a final conclusion on the relationship between Zhu Ming’s descendants and the ruins of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Who has ever seen paying experts to argue to the final conclusion? Is it a precedent of “no historical and cultural value”? The leaders made the decision, and money was poured in. Even the office building in Chaoyang Village, where the ancient city of Fuyang is located, was newly built to imitate the Tang Dynasty... Everything was ready, all that was left was for tourists to flock here.

Since we now need to rely on the county committee to issue documents to organize "tourists", we can probably smell some "spontaneous tourists don't seem to buy it" from the "development is not yet in place". In the eyes of some local officials, there is nothing that cannot be organized: expert opinions can be used to eliminate objections (even opinions that are not far away), and there are not enough relics to imitate historical sites... but it seems that few employees are willing Waste your precious holidays to travel

Dejiang Fuyang Ancient City Ruins

This trip (even if it is paid for by the employer) will take up working time - in a sense, This tourism was originally a job that the county committee issued documents to arrange and "the main leaders personally took care of it." A total of 51 groups, 195 people per group, 150 yuan per person, and nearly 1.5 million yuan of public funds were thus grandly converted into "welfare benefits" for employees in the form of a document, creating a "constant flow of tourists". The illusion of "absolute" has given a rag to cover up the so-called "tourism economy" that is "not yet fully developed". Everyone is really happy! In fact, this kind of "special development model under administrative leadership", which is called by the relevant departments of Dejiang County, is not special at all. Are there too many man-made attractions around like this that were created by administrative orders? The so-called "tourism economy" that is valued by administrative power has increasingly no time to consider the basic market development premise of "whether it really has tourism value." Relying on administrative orders to operate scenic spots, create landscapes, and organize tourists is really a waste of people and money!

Although the government has learned from its mistakes in promoting tourism development, relying on document coercion cannot support the "Fuyang Ancient City", let alone the so-called "tourism economy" on which high hopes are placed.

The only ones who are being helped up are probably the administrative powers that have never heard the word "no", are not overestimating their own capabilities, and are accustomed to doing whatever they want!