1, Yaotouyao site
There is a rare folk kiln site in Yaotou Town, Chengcheng County, Shaanxi Province, with an area of 4 square kilometers and a history of making porcelain for thousands of years. From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, the kiln head porcelain industry reached its peak, and the folk ceramic utensils such as bowls, pots, altars and urns fired by kiln head kiln were simple and durable, and they were sold in many provinces and had a far-reaching reputation.
There are more than 3 ancient kiln sites and 75 ancient dwellings in Yaotouyao site, which are the most well-preserved original ecological kiln sites found at present. It is called "the living fossil of original ecological ceramics in China" and "the largest existing natural folk kiln museum in China".
2. Chengcheng County Museum
Chengcheng County Museum Chengcheng County Museum is located in Guhui Street, Chengcheng County, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province. It is a modern comprehensive museum showing the history and culture of Chengcheng. Its rich collection of historical relics not only shows the history and culture of Chengcheng, but also shows the development of ancient civilization in China. The total area of the pavilion is 64 square meters, including the exhibition hall area of 25 square meters and the stone carving exhibition area of Shuanmazhuang of 23 square meters. The exhibition hall is divided into five exhibition halls: ancient civilization, kiln head ceramics, sculpture art, folk crafts and contemporary development.
3. Liangzhou Qin and Han Palace Site.
Liangzhou Site Liangzhou Site is located in the north of Liangzhou Village, Liujiawa Township, Chengcheng County, Shaanxi Province. It was the site of the Qin and Han Dynasties (2265438 BC+22 AD). The central area of the site is surrounded by a trench, and many relics have been unearthed in this area. There is a building base in the east and north, with a rectangular plane and a large area. Many stone pillars were found in the site, as well as moire tiles, bricks and a lot of rubble.
4. Dragon handle
Longshouba Longshouba is a stone arch rolling dam, which spans the west of Zhuangtou Village under the jurisdiction of Fanjiachuan Administrative Village, Jiaodao Town, Chengcheng County, and is located in the lower reaches of Luohe River at the junction with Xitou Township, Pucheng County. It was named after the first section of Longshou Canal built during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The dam was built in the 24th year of the Republic of China (AD 1935). It is located 8.5 kilometers southwest of Jiaodao Town, Chengcheng County, and it is 17 kilometers away from the county seat. The dam is a stone arch roller compacted dam with an arc-shaped dam body and an odd dam surface.
5. Chenghuang Temple in Chengcheng County
Chenghuang Temple in Chengcheng County is located in the west gate of the county seat. It was founded in 797 AD in the 13th year of Zhenyuan, Tang Dezong. The existing Chenghuang Temple was built in the 28th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty. It has three buildings, a main building and two side buildings, all of which are beam-column wooden buildings. The main building in the middle is 17m high, and consists of 32 columns, of which 1 is a vertical column, and the top is a bagua algae well decorated with the pattern of "flame orb", with double eaves and three drops of water resting on the top of the mountain. Five rooms are wide, with flat railings, stairs downstairs and air cloisters at the top, and the stairs are quite square.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chengcheng Chenghuang Temple God Building