Tourist attractions in xingtian town

Chengcun ancient Seoul is a glorious chapter in the history of the ancient Vietnamese nation. 1980 Since then, the Seoul Archaeological Team formed by Fujian Provincial Museum has carried out a series of archaeological excavations and unearthed more than 4,000 recoverable important cultural relics. The colorful daily-use ceramic building materials unearthed from the city site are well-fired and unique in shape. Many characters such as Wadang and Wen Tao have been unearthed in the city site, which has high artistic value of calligraphy. The indoor bath in the palace is the earliest discovered bath in China in ancient times, and its water supply and drainage pipeline facilities are very strict and complete, which is a model of ancient palace architecture.

Located at 1 km southwest of Chengcun, xingtian town, Wuyishan City, it is one of the three major components of Wuyishan world cultural and natural heritage, and is listed as the ancient Hancheng site protection area of Wuyishan world heritage site, and was listed as the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection units in 196+02. The ruins of Seoul in Chengcun village were discovered in 1958. It is a well-preserved site of the ancient city of Han Dynasty in Fujian Province, and also a relatively complete site in the south of China. Seoul City Village consists of three groups of east-west hills and Gao Hu Ping. The plane is an irregular rectangle with an area of about 480,000 square meters. There is a well-preserved rammed earth wall on the ground, with a measured circumference of 2896 meters. In addition to natural deep valleys and depressions, there are generally wall ditch relics outside the wall. There are two city gates, located in the south of the city site, which are connected by straight roads from east to west. Four large-scale building foundations, five iron smelting workshops, 0/5 residential areas, beacon towers, drainage systems and ancient roads have been proved in the city. Gaohuping in the city is the central building area of Seoul. A group of large palace architectural sites, including main hall, side room, courtyard, patio, drainage ditch, etc. , well preserved, unearthed a large number of pottery, iron and bronze. Its shapes are cans, pots, bowls, cans, pots, cups, iron spears, iron swords, brass cymbals, crossbows and so on. According to the judgment of the archaeological team, the founding age of Chengcun Seoul may be earlier than the early Western Han Dynasty, that is, the Fujian-Vietnam period, and its lower limit may be extended to the late Western Han Dynasty or the early Eastern Han Dynasty. Its rise and fall is closely related to that of Fujian and Vietnam.

Minyue Wangcheng Museum

Built in the south of Chengcun Village, Xingtian Town, southeast of Wangcheng Site. In the form of charts, words, objects and replicas, it shows the history of a few local governments in southern Fujian and Vietnam more than 100 years ago, from the Han Dynasty to the anti-Han uprising. The layout of the museum building is rigorous and orderly. The eaves of the roof are colorful, and there are really "bird-like skins", such as? The extraordinary atmosphere of "thinking of the princess" reproduces the elegance of the Minyue Palace in the Han Dynasty.

There is no statue in the yard in front of the first exhibition hall. In the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (202 BC), Wu was made King of Fujian and Yue, and governed the hometown of central Fujian, which now includes Wuyishan, northern Fujian and Fuzhou in Jiangxi. The statue is a stone statue, bold and rough, showing the image of a great talent after surrendering to the Han court.

The first exhibition hall uses words, pictures and models to condense the past features of the kingdom of Fujian and Vietnam in the Western Han Dynasty. In the center of the entrance of the exhibition hall are "Xu" stone carvings and four totem poles engraved with snake patterns, symbolizing the custom of worshipping snakes in Fujian and Vietnam. On it, there are two snakes, the sun, the moon, the sun and the toad. On the right side of the totem pole is an exploration model to let visitors know the scene when the ruins of the city site are unearthed; On the left are models of civilian tombs in Fujian and Vietnam, which can peep at the burial customs at that time. The walls on both sides of the main entrance of the exhibition hall are dragon and phoenix stone carvings. The contents of the stone carvings on the walls on both sides of the exhibition hall include: the establishment map, battle map, album map, gift map, fishing and hunting map, farming map, kitchen map and so on. In the middle of the wall is a huge oil painting titled "Returning to the Picture", which depicts the scene that Wu Zhu, the king of Fujian and Vietnam, was canonized by the Han Dynasty and returned to the old country of Fujian and was welcomed by his subjects. By browsing this hall, visitors can get a preliminary understanding of the history and customs of Fujian and Vietnam.

The second exhibition hall focuses on the historical relics of the Western Han Dynasty. In the middle of the hall is a model of the restoration of the city site, which allows people to understand the scale, shape and architectural distribution of the city. Hundreds of precious cultural relics, such as building materials, daily-use pottery, various copper and iron products, weapons and so on, were displayed in the window around the model, many of which were the most in the country at that time. Such as: 2.02m-long hollow brick,15kg iron plow, 81.5cm-long iron spear, and the earliest five-toothed rake in China. These cultural relics also occupy an important position in the Han Dynasty cultural relics unearthed in China. Being in this hall gives people a chance to see Fujian's ancient cultural heritage and understand the general situation of the exchange and integration of Fujian-Vietnam culture and Central Plains culture.

Chengcun Folk Tourism This is a tourism project with local characteristics of Wuyishan launched in 2004. People sit on wheelbarrows and enjoy the ancient buildings of Ming and Qing dynasties in the ancient Seoul village, which has a unique flavor.

Cheng Cun Bai sui Fang

The "Hundred Years Square" archway at the entrance of Chengcun Village is divided into three rooms, supported by twelve round wooden columns, and divided into three layers of hanging beams. Each layer of hanging beam is composed of six stacked boat-shaped bucket arches, on which dish-shaped Zhu Dou paintings are painted, which is very spectacular. There are square peach stones symbolizing longevity on both sides of the gate of "Hundred Years Old Square". Hanging on the west side of the square is the article "The Sage of the World". From the article "Imperial Commissioner supervises the salary and manages the construction of South Road, Fujian Chief Secretary left to participate in politics, Wei Shiying", we can know the giver at that time. There is a plaque hanging on the east side of the square, which reads "Four Dynasties retired from old age", and the next paragraph reads "Patrol Fujian to supervise the suggestion and Li Lingyun; It was given to Ma Guanxian, the magistrate of Jianning, Dr. Zhong Xian, a scholar of Jianyang County, and a scholar of Wen.