What tourist attractions are there in Xushui?

Let’s go as soon as we want to travel. There are winds and waves in all directions, thousands of mountains and rivers, and we only need a suitcase. Below is what I brought to you about the tourist attractions in Xushui. I hope it will be helpful to you. 1 Dawu Hot Spring City

Hebei Baoding Dawu Hot Spring City is located in Xushui County, Baoding City, Hebei Province. It draws high-quality hot spring water 3003 meters underground. It is rich in a variety of minerals that are beneficial to the human body and can regulate the heart. , vascular system and nervous system, it plays the role of lowering blood pressure, hypnosis, sedation, analgesia, and has miraculous effects on dermatitis, neuritis, endocrine disorders and other diseases. The overall design of Dawu Hot Spring City in Baoding, Hebei Province fully embodies the natural oxygen bar with fresh air, clear sunlight and natural oxygen bar. You can discover the true meaning of life, shake off the dust in your soul, follow the laws of nature, and tune into the pace of a healthy and free life. Hot springs are formed deep in the earth's crust after several years of fermentation. They contain a variety of active trace elements, such as calcium, sodium, magnesium, potassium, strontium and other ions, and have a certain degree of mineralization. Dawu Hot Spring is a God-given spring.

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3003 meters, bottom temperature 62℃, outlet water temperature 56℃, daily water output 1200 cubic meters, contains dozens of minerals that are beneficial to the human body, especially sulfuric acid It is rich in salt and soluble iron, so experts have designated Dawu Hot Spring as a "sulfate" and "iron" spring. According to information, hot spring baths can not only relax muscles and joints and eliminate fatigue, but also expand blood vessels, promote blood circulation, and accelerate human metabolism. In addition, most hot springs are rich in chemicals that are helpful to the human body. For example, the calcium carbonate in hot springs has a considerable effect on improving physical fitness and restoring physical strength; and the rich calcium, potassium, radon and other components contained in hot springs are good for regulating cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and treating diabetes, gout, neuralgia, arthritis, etc. It has a certain effect; carbonated water containing sodium has the effect of bleaching and softening the skin.

For women, the beauty effect of frequent hot spring baths is better than any brand-name cosmetics. Hot springs are a precious resource gifted to mankind by nature. Soaking in hot springs is another great way to return to nature. Soaking in the nectar and crystal clear hot spring, and gently scrubbing with a soft cloth or sponge, is equivalent to a wonderful full-body massage. It is really like the drizzle moistening the spring willows, and the gentle breeze caressing the buds. The quiet environment of the hot spring resort, surrounded by ancient trees, and the fragrance of birds and flowers, makes people feel like they are in a paradise. In recent years, hot spring bathing has become a good place for tourists to relax and regulate their body and mind. When soaking in hot springs, you should try to close your eyes in a meditative mood, and take a few deep breaths slowly to truly release physical and mental stress. You may wish to go to the hot springs as a family after work during the holidays to fully relax your body and mind and shake off the dust in your mind. After bathing, you will feel smooth and refreshed, happy and refreshed, making your life more colorful. 2 Dongheishan Site

The Dongheishan Site is located in the south of Dongheishan Village, Dawangdian Township, Xushui County, Hebei Province. It is about 800 meters long from north to south and 1,200 meters wide from east to west. It is in the transition zone from hills to plains. The canal line of the Tianjin Main Canal of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project runs through the middle and north of the site, with an excavation area of ??5,200 square meters. The eras include the Warring States Period, Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Jin Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty. Among them, the Warring States city sites and the remains from the middle and late Western Han Dynasty to the Eastern Han Dynasty are the most important. In May 2013, it was announced as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.

The main cultural connotation of the site is mainly from the Warring States and Han Dynasties. A small city site was discovered during the Warring States period, 345 ash pits, 10 ash ditches, 13 house sites, 7 wells, and 19 tombs in each period. , 8 roads, and more than 500 relics of various types including pottery, iron, copper, and stone were unearthed.

The unearthed cultural relics are mainly pottery, as well as iron, copper, stone tools, etc. The main types of pottery include bowls, pots, basins, beans, small mouth urns, pots, cups, spinning wheels, etc. The pottery materials include muddy gray pottery, muddy red pottery, muddy gray-brown pottery, sand-filled clam red pottery, and sandwiched pottery. The sand is mixed with mussels, gray-brown pottery, tiles, slabs, etc. Bronze utensils are mainly copper coins, including half liang coins, five baht coins, and copper coins from the Song, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Bronze utensils include arrowheads, most of which are iron collars, and a few are made of pure copper. Copper spoons have gilt surfaces. gold. 3 Liu Lingzui Ancient Shaoguo Site

Liu Lingzui Ancient Shaoguo Site is located in Xushui County, Hebei Province.

The ruins are located in the first brewing workshop of Liuling Drunken Factory. The site was built in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties and has a history of more than 800 years. It mainly includes 16 ancient fermentation tanks, a well and some wine pottery unearthed from excavations. 16 ancient fermentation tanks have been in use for more than 800 years. The walls of these 16 ancient cellars are all made of mud. Due to their continuous use, the microbial flora is extremely rich. The liquor produced is rich in body, sweet and mellow, with a residual flavor. The fragrance is long. The high-quality rate of wine produced in this ancient cellar can reach 90%, which is much higher than that of ordinary cellars. Liu Lingzui Ancient Shaoguo Site is the earliest known wine-making site in my country.

In October 2004, Liu Lingzui Ancient Shaoguo Site was included in the first batch of Chinese liquor cultural heritage landscapes. On June 27, 2005, it was approved by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage as the first batch of "Chinese Food Cultural Heritage". On December 15, 2006, Liu Lingzui Shaoguo Site was listed as "China's World Cultural Heritage Preparatory List" by UNESCO. In 2006, Liu Lingzui Ancient Shaoguo Site, as an ancient site from the Jin to Yuan dynasties, was included in the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council.

4Nanzhuangtou Site

The Nanzhuangtou Site is located about 2 kilometers northeast of Nanzhuangtou Village, Xushui County, Hebei Province. It is surrounded by ancient cultural sites such as Nihewan, Zhoukoudian, and Shandong Cave. It is the oldest in northern China. The Neolithic Age sites date back about 10,500 to 9,700 years ago.

The area of ??the site is about 20,000 square meters. The discovered remains include 5 ash ditches, 2 ash pits and 2 fire remains. There are abundant relics unearthed, including stone grinding discs, stone grinding rods, bone awls, bone needles, seeds and a small amount of dark gray pottery with sand, reddish brown pottery with sand, stone flakes, ditches and other traces of human activities. In addition, there are Rat, chicken, dog, wolf, pig, deer and other animal bones, some of which have traces of barbecue and cutting.

The discovery of the Nanzhuangtou site has filled the gap from the Neolithic culture to the late Paleolithic culture in Cishan and Peiligang in northern China. It has important academic value. At the same time, it also provides a basis for the study of the Holocene climate in northern China. Environmental changes provide precious stratigraphic sections. In addition, the rich relics from this site provide very important materials for studying the cultural characteristics of the early Neolithic culture in northern China and the origins of agriculture, animal husbandry, and pottery making.