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Fuancheng is a cluster of over forty historic structures in Fuancheng town, ranging from the Jin dynasty through the Qing period. The buildings include temples, a city wall, administrative halls, and residential areas arranged in a straight north-south line across the settlement.
The structures were built during the Jin and Qing dynasties when Fuancheng served as the administrative center of Tai County. The city wall was added during the Ming dynasty and stretches roughly one kilometer with five gates marking the original defenses.
The name Fuancheng comes from the ancient town layout oriented north to south. Temples dedicated to the city god and Confucian halls show how residents honored both worship and learning, with religious spaces and educational buildings forming the core of community life.
Navigate best by following the straight north-south axis where most major buildings are arranged. Expect to walk considerable distances as structures spread across the old town, and some pathways may be uneven or unpaved.
The Hongji Bridge was built over 800 years ago during the Jin dynasty and features carved stone with an ornate water dragon design at its apex. It stands as one of the oldest structures at the site, demonstrating the remarkable craftsmanship of ancient stonemasons.
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