Ci County Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
This is the real "Cao Cao's 72 Suspected Tombs"
The Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum has used the archaeological findings from the tombs of the Eastern Wei period such as Princess Ruru's tomb, Yuan Hu's tomb, and from the Northern Qi period such as Yao Jun's tomb, Gao Run's tomb, the tomb of the mournful Princess Li Ni, and Emperor Wenxuan's tomb, to completely overturn the historical claim of "Cao Cao's 72 Suspected Tombs". Those once desolate tombs, each with its own name, were not Cao Cao's 72 suspected tombs; perhaps this is the true significance of archaeology.
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The museum is a new museum that opened 20 years ago, with impressive facilities. The exhibition hall looks very large, but in reality, there aren't many items. If you look closely at the exhibits, they really encompass items from various tombs; it would be better if each tomb's items were more numerous and systematic. Various burial figurines are the most frequently appearing exhibits, and after seeing so many, one might feel a bit of aesthetic fatigue😂. The treasures of the museum are probably the gold crown ornaments and Byzantine coins from Princess Ruru's tomb, as well as the 1:1 restoration of the Bayang mural tomb.
Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum
The Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum is located in Ci County, Hebei Province, and is the only research center in China dedicated to the culture of the Northern Dynasties. The museum covers a building area of 12,700 square meters and an exhibition area of 4,000 square meters. It is designed and built around the theme of Northern Dynasties culture, incorporating the chevron-shaped elements derived from the murals and grottoes of the period into the main architecture, highlighting the historical atmosphere of the Northern Dynasties.
The museum is divided into three exhibition halls named 'Magnificent Imperial Capital,' 'Vast Ceremonial Rites,' and 'Boundless Civilization,' along with a special exhibition hall. It houses over 5,000 pieces (sets) of cultural relics, most of which were unearthed from the Northern Dynasties tomb clusters within Ci County. These artifacts showcase decades of archaeological achievements in Ci County during the Northern Dynasties, including precious cultural relics such as pottery figurines, porcelain, and murals from the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi periods.
The ancient city of a thousand years—Handan
Handan is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province, located in the southern part of Hebei Province. It is a national historical and cultural city, an excellent tourism city in China, a national garden city, a national model city for supporting the military, and the capital of Chinese idiomatic expressions. As of July 2023, Handan administers 6 districts, 11 counties, and 1 county-level city. Some introductions are as follows:
- Historical Culture: Handan is an ancient city with a history of nearly three thousand years and was the capital of the State of Zhao during the Warring States period. It is the birthplace and growth place of Qin Shi Huang, and also the site of the story 'Learning to Walk in Handan' from the Warring States period.
- Tourism Resources: Handan boasts numerous scenic spots, such as Huiche Alley, Xuebu Bridge, and Congtai Park. Among them, the Wahuang Palace in She County is known as the 'Ancestral Temple of China' and is the largest and earliest ancient building dedicated to the worship of the ancient goddess Nüwa in China.
- Economic Development: Handan is a heavy industrial city dominated by steel, coal, electricity, and building materials. It has large steel enterprises such as Handan Iron and Steel and Tiangang, and is also one of China's important cotton-producing areas and textile bases.
- Transportation: Handan is the only mega-city at the junction of four provinces, bordering Shanxi, Shandong, and Henan provinces. It is an important transportation hub in North China, with complete transportation facilities including railways, highways, and aviation.
Inheriting from the Qin and Han Dynasties, and initiating the Sui and Tang Dynasties | Hebei Cixian Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum
【The Autumn of Chaos·Northern Dynasties·Inheriting from the Qin and Han Dynasties, Initiating the Sui and Tang Dynasties】There are two periods of division and chaos in Chinese history, one is the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the other is the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The Northern and Southern Dynasties are divided into the Southern Dynasties and the Northern Dynasties (Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi, Northern Zhou), as the name suggests, the Northern Dynasties were mainly located in the northern part of China, lasting for more than 200 years. A large number of Eastern Wei and Northern Qi tomb groups have been found in Linzhang County and Cixian County in Hebei today. Among them, the most abundant cultural relics were unearthed from the tombs of Princess Ruru and the Wan Zhang large tomb (presumed to be the tomb of Emperor Gao Yang of the Northern Qi) excavated in Cixian County.
From the Ye City Archaeological Museum in Linzhang County to Cixian County to visit the Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum, the distance between the two is not far. This museum mainly collects pottery figurines, murals, gold and silverware, Wei stele tomb inscriptions and other collections excavated from the Northern Dynasties tomb group in Cixian County. The museum is large and quite imposing, but the collections inside are too single and there are not many highlights. The main ones are various pottery figurines unearthed from Gao Yang's tomb (Wan Zhang's large tomb), known as 'small terracotta warriors', and the gold ornaments (the treasure of the museum) unearthed from Princess Ruru's tomb, which are very small and extremely beautiful (Figure 9). Two Roman gold coins are also the treasures of the museum. There is also a mural hall that is not open, which is a replica of the murals of the Wan Zhang large tomb, restored at a 1:1 ratio, which is the pinnacle of the Northern Dynasties murals, and the original is now collected in the Hebei Museum. It's a bit of a stretch for this museum to call itself the 'Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum'.
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Gold openwork inlaid flower vine flying sky ornament - the treasure of the museum, unearthed from Princess Ruru's tomb, is a decoration on Princess Ruru's hat. On the lower right is a flying sky figure, and on the upper left is a lotus child figure, which is extremely exquisite.
Byzantine gold coins (two) - the treasure of the museum, unearthed from Princess Ruru's tomb, are physical evidence of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi's interaction with the West via the Rouran. One of the gold coins has a half-length portrait of Byzantine King Anastasius I on the front, and the other is Justin I, with the Victory Goddess on the back.
These two gold coins indirectly illustrate the important role of Cixian County on the ancient Silk Road. At that time, Cixian County, which was close to Ye City, was an important node on the Silk Road. From here, it passed through Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu and other places, along the Silk Road, all the way to ancient Rome. 1500 years ago, two gold coins traveled thousands of miles from the Mediterranean to Hebei, which is a miracle created by the Silk Road.
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The 52-meter-long corridor mural of Emperor Gao Yang of the Northern Qi Dynasty (550–559) in Wuning Mausoleum (Zhangwan) is the most exquisite Northern Dynasties mural discovered so far, including the emperor's exclusive Lu Bu ceremonial team, auspicious birds and beasts, flowing clouds and lotus flowers, etc. The Zhangwan mural is the highest level of Northern Dynasties painting art. Archaeologists cut it off completely and it is now in the Hebei Museum. It is a national first-class cultural relic and one of the top ten treasures of the Hebei Museum. The Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum displays a complete replica.
Handan Fantawild Oriental Legend Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
It seems that the visitor flow at Handan Fantawild is not less than that at Universal Studios
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Just finished visiting the Yecheng Museum at 5:30 PM, and it seems a bit early to go back to the hotel to sleep. While I was struggling with whether to go somewhere else to see the night view, I saw the big billboard of Handan Fantawild. The night ticket was 159, so I decided to go for a walk.
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During the holidays, the crowd is extraordinarily large. I thought there would be fewer people at night, but it turned out there were even more😂. The queue time for all the major mechanical rides started at 2 hours, and I was too lazy to queue, so I went to watch the performances, which relatively did not require queuing. The final tally for the evening was watching 'Jiuzhou Divine Charm', 'Huangliang Dream', and 'Crazy Idioms', and then I didn't get to play any rides😂.
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The rest of the time was spent walking around the park and taking photos. The night view was okay, but it was much smaller than I imagined. Seeing the large and beautiful lanterns at the gate, I thought the inside would be the same, but there wasn't much inside😂. Only the area near the south gate and Tongque Street was brilliantly lit, probably less than one-fifth of the entire park area. Other places had no lights and didn't seem to be specially designed for night tours. Also, the bubble rain was quite beautiful, giving a feeling of snowfall.
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If you want to go on rides, it's better to go early in the morning. The quality of the amusement facilities themselves is quite good, and they are very suitable for children, quite educational and fun. Overall, I am personally satisfied with the experience, but if you have more expectations than described above, I would advise you to consider carefully, especially during holidays and night sessions😂.
Come to the Disney Fantasy World Concert and check in at Handan along the way
Date: 2024.01.26 Friday 19:30
Venue: Handan Grand Theater
The Disney Fantasy World Concert that children love is coming! If you have nothing to do during the winter vacation, why not take your children to experience the wonderful world on site! When you come to Handan, take the opportunity to check in at the local attractions in Handan!
1. Guangfu Ancient City
Guangfu Ancient City, also known as Yongnian City, is located on the northeast side of Handan City, Hebei Province, about 20 kilometers away from the downtown area of Handan, and is a famous ancient city with a history of more than 2600 years. The current ancient city architecture was mainly built during the Ming Dynasty, well-preserved, with a simple and grand style, and the ancient city is surrounded by water, with beautiful reed marshes and lotus ponds, making it a true northern water city. Visitors can visit ancient buildings, explore the former residences of famous people, and take pictures of the city walls surrounded by lakes, making it a great place to visit the past and play around Handan.
2. Wa Huang Palace
Wa Huang Palace is located on the northeast side of Suobao Town, Handan County, about 11 kilometers away from the county town of She County, and is the earliest and largest ancient architectural complex in China dedicated to the worship of the goddess Nüwa. Wa Huang Palace was built during the Northern and Southern Dynasties in the Northern Qi period, and is built hanging on the mountainside of Tangwang Mountain on the eastern foothills of the Taihang Mountains, and the architectural complex has been expanded and renovated over the dynasties, making it magnificent and spectacular. The current Wa Huang Palace mainly consists of Ming and Qing architecture, but there are also Northern Qi cliff carvings and grotto relics, which are very worth visiting.
3. Handan Fantawild Guose Tianxiang
Handan Fantawild Guose Tianxiang Theme Park is based on Chinese historical civilization and Handan's historical and regional culture, innovatively displaying idiom culture, mythology culture, Handan historical culture, traditional art culture, folk customs culture, and other cultural features, using high-tech forms of expression as a means, and comprehensively using sound, light, electricity, digital technology, and other technologies to integrate cultural dissemination with interactive experience.
Wahuang Palace Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
This is a guide to a one-day hiking tour of the suspended nine-chain Huaxia ancestral temple
Actually, before going to the Nuwa Palace, I had no idea that this place existed. If it weren't for a fellow traveler constantly recommending it to me, I probably wouldn't have gone there. In my mind, Nuwa has always been a mythological figure, and I never expected that there would be a real place corresponding to this legend.
The legend of Nuwa is almost universally known; she 'melted five-colored stones to repair the sky, and cut off the giant turtle's legs to establish the four corners of the world,' and her image of saving the world and benefiting all living beings has long been deeply rooted in people's hearts. The Nuwa Palace is the place where, according to legend, Nuwa 'created humans from clay and repaired the sky with stones.' It is also the largest and earliest architectural complex in China dedicated to worshipping Nuwa, the progenitor of humanity.
Of course, the earliest Nuwa Palace actually had little to do with Nuwa herself. It was built during the Northern Qi dynasty as a detached palace by Emperor Wenxuan of Northern Qi, Gao Yang, and has been repaired and expanded over successive dynasties. The current buildings are mostly from the Ming and Qing dynasties, with only the grottoes and cliff carvings remaining from the Northern Qi period.
🕳️ Pitfalls to avoid:
The Nuwa Palace scenic area is quite large, but half a day is enough. Be aware of the pitfalls, especially the sightseeing cars and cable cars; it's actually better to walk. It takes about half an hour to walk from the entrance of the scenic area to the foot of the Nuwa Palace mountain. If you are with the elderly or children, it is recommended to take the sightseeing car directly, as this stretch is quite taxing and there's not much to see along the way, it's purely to sell sightseeing car tickets.
The cable car is also quite superfluous. The cable car's end point is another mountain peak, and it takes about the same time, around half an hour, to walk from the cable car station to the Nuwa Pavilion on the mountain as it does from the foot of the mountain. Of course, if you are with the elderly or children, it is still recommended to take the cable car. The distance is longer, but it's less climbing. If you are young, there's no need to waste the money.
🔀 Route:
Entrance - Butian Lake - Stone Archway - Chaoyuan Palace - Tingchai Palace - Guangsheng Palace - Northern Qi Stone Carving Exhibition Hall - Nuwa Statue - Mountain Trail to Nuwa Palace - Mountain Trail down - Stone Archway
❗ If you're short on time, it's recommended to just take the mountain trail up and back. The trail down the mountain goes around Butian Valley and will take at least an extra hour.
⭐ Highlights:
The nationally protected Nuwa Palace and its stone carvings actually consist of four groups of buildings. In addition, the Northern Qi Stone Carving Exhibition Hall is also worth a visit.
✅ Nuwa Pavilion: The main building of the Nuwa Palace, with its nine chains hanging in the air as a major highlight. More details in the next article.
✅ Chaoyuan Palace: Originally built during the reign of Emperor Kangxi, what you see today is a reconstruction from 1990, built in the style of the Qing dynasty. Entering the palace, you are surrounded by Buddhist culture, while the backyard is filled with folk Taoist deities.
✅ Tingchai Palace: A quaint courtyard that requires climbing steep stairs to enter, the main hall's statue of Nuwa is dignified and composed. On the walls on both sides, there are Qing dynasty murals 'Nuwa Leaving the Palace for an Inspection Tour' and 'Nuwa Returning to the Palace.'
✅ Guangsheng Palace: The largest and oldest group of ancient buildings at the foot of the mountain, the main hall not only has vivid clay figures but also a large mural of 'hundreds of children and thousands of grandchildren,' a place for praying for offspring in mythological legends.
🎫 Tickets:
🔸 Scenic area ticket 70 yuan, 60 yuan if booked online one day in advance
🔸 Sightseeing car from the mountain gate to the foot of Nuwa Palace 10 yuan one way
🔸 Nuwa Palace cable car 40 yuan one way, 70 yuan round trip
The millennia-old Huaxian Palace stands picturesquely atop a cliff
✅Must Experience: Huaxian Palace
- Best time to visit: From the first to the fifteenth day of the third lunar month each year, during which the Huaxian Palace Temple Fair is held, making it quite lively.
- Cliffside Inscriptions: The inscriptions begin at the entrance to the mountain gate and extend all the way to the Huaxian Pavilion, comprising six scriptures with a total of 137,000 characters, embodying the essence of the ancient Huaxian relics.
- Northern Qi Grottoes: The Buddha statues inside are incomplete, but the cliffside carvings are well-preserved.
- Huaxian Pavilion: This palace is connected to the mountain by nine iron chains and is known as 'one of the top ten ancient architectural wonders of Hebei'.
🍽Dining Recommendations:
She County offers many delicacies, such as She County minced chicken, She County pepper sprout vegetables, and minced cotton soup.
🌟Highlights and Features:
In that mysterious and ancient place, there is a solemn and sacred palace—Nuwa Palace.
Nuwa Palace, as if a witness to time, bears the history and legends of a thousand years. It stands quietly there, exuding a peaceful and mysterious aura.
Entering the Nuwa Palace is like stepping into an ancient legend. The architectural style of the palace is elegant and dignified, with every detail reflecting the wisdom and ingenuity of the ancients.
Inside the palace, the great statue of the goddess Nuwa is enshrined. Her face is kind and majestic, as if silently protecting the people of this land.
Here, you can feel a tranquil and sacred atmosphere. It's as if time has frozen, immersing one in the ancient history and culture.
Nuwa Palace is not just a building; it is also a spiritual haven, carrying people's aspirations and hopes for a better life.
It reminds us of Nuwa's great achievements and allows us to feel the long history and splendid culture of the Chinese nation.
Let us step into the Nuwa Palace, experience its mystery and solemnity, and appreciate the ancient charm of the Chinese nation.
Under the spring temple fair, the Wa Huang Palace is crowded with people
Climbing to the top of Wa Huang Pavilion, one can experience the magic of the 'living building hanging temple'.
Deep in the Taihang Mountains, surrounded by mountains and water, there is an ancient relic hanging on almost vertical cliffs by several iron chains. It seems to be teetering, but in fact, it has stood for a thousand years. This is the Wa Huang Palace.
With the arrival of the rejuvenating spring season, Wa Huang Palace also welcomes its annual grand temple fair. Amidst the greenery and the blooming flowers, the sound of gongs and drums fills the air. The temple fair activities start from the first day of March and continue until the fifteenth. On the first day of March, Wa Huang Palace is packed with people and the incense is strong. This day is like a festival. In addition to local societies from Xie County, people who worship Mazu from surrounding areas including Changzhi, Yuci, and even Zhangzhou and Xiamen also come to Wa Huang Palace to participate in the Shangshe festival. This large-scale worship of the goddess Nüwa is also a traditional intangible cultural heritage.
Following the Shangshe procession up the mountain, the green branches are adorned with red ribbons, which are the hopes left by each person who climbs the mountain to pray for blessings.
Upon reaching the top of Wa Huang Palace, we can see Wa Huang Pavilion. The pavilion was built during the Northern Qi dynasty and is the main structure of Wa Huang Palace. The entire building hangs on the cliff, supported only by nine iron chains connected to the cliff face. The columns of the first floor are deeply embedded in the mountain cliff, ensuring a solid foundation; there is a gap between the second-floor pavilion and the mountain cliff; the third-floor pavilion is connected to the mountain cliff by iron chains. When the building encounters external forces, the foundation becomes unstable, the building shakes, and the nine iron chains immediately tense up, stabilizing the building. Therefore, it is also known as the 'living building hanging temple'.
Wa Huang Pavilion has withstood countless geological disasters and remains standing, a testament to the superb and bold architectural skills that bear witness to the resilience and heritage of Chinese civilization.
Come to the Disney Fantasy World Concert and check in at Handan along the way
Date: 2024.01.26 Friday 19:30
Venue: Handan Grand Theater
The Disney Fantasy World Concert that children love is coming! If you have nothing to do during the winter vacation, why not take your children to experience the wonderful world on site! When you come to Handan, take the opportunity to check in at the local attractions in Handan!
1. Guangfu Ancient City
Guangfu Ancient City, also known as Yongnian City, is located on the northeast side of Handan City, Hebei Province, about 20 kilometers away from the downtown area of Handan, and is a famous ancient city with a history of more than 2600 years. The current ancient city architecture was mainly built during the Ming Dynasty, well-preserved, with a simple and grand style, and the ancient city is surrounded by water, with beautiful reed marshes and lotus ponds, making it a true northern water city. Visitors can visit ancient buildings, explore the former residences of famous people, and take pictures of the city walls surrounded by lakes, making it a great place to visit the past and play around Handan.
2. Wa Huang Palace
Wa Huang Palace is located on the northeast side of Suobao Town, Handan County, about 11 kilometers away from the county town of She County, and is the earliest and largest ancient architectural complex in China dedicated to the worship of the goddess Nüwa. Wa Huang Palace was built during the Northern and Southern Dynasties in the Northern Qi period, and is built hanging on the mountainside of Tangwang Mountain on the eastern foothills of the Taihang Mountains, and the architectural complex has been expanded and renovated over the dynasties, making it magnificent and spectacular. The current Wa Huang Palace mainly consists of Ming and Qing architecture, but there are also Northern Qi cliff carvings and grotto relics, which are very worth visiting.
3. Handan Fantawild Guose Tianxiang
Handan Fantawild Guose Tianxiang Theme Park is based on Chinese historical civilization and Handan's historical and regional culture, innovatively displaying idiom culture, mythology culture, Handan historical culture, traditional art culture, folk customs culture, and other cultural features, using high-tech forms of expression as a means, and comprehensively using sound, light, electricity, digital technology, and other technologies to integrate cultural dissemination with interactive experience.
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China Cizhou Kiln Museum Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
Handan, Hebei — The Museum of Cizhou Kiln in China
I took photos of cultural relics at the Museum of Cizhou Kiln in China
Admission: Free with ID card
Time: Closed on Mondays. Open from 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning and from 14:00 to 17:00 in the afternoon from Tuesday to Sunday
The Museum of Cizhou Kiln, located in Ci County, Handan City, Hebei Province, had a collection of 14,000 cultural relics as of August 2019, including 52 sets of first-grade relics, 96 sets of second-grade relics, and 1,899 sets of third-grade relics. In 2007, the museum was rated as a national AAA tourist attraction, and in 2009, it was rated as a national second-grade museum.
Cizhou Kiln is a huge folk kiln system in northern China, one of the four ancient porcelain kilns in Hebei, with a very distinctive folk kiln feature, occupying an important position in the history of Chinese ceramics development.
The history of Cizhou Kiln production is long, starting from the Northern Dynasties, flourishing during the Sui, Tang, Song, Jin, and Yuan periods, and continuing through the Ming and Qing dynasties to the present. Its central kiln site is located in Ci County, Handan City, and within the Fengfeng area at the eastern foot of the Taihang Mountains, along the Zhang River and Fuyang River basins, all of which belonged to Cizhou in ancient times, hence the name. So far, 17 ancient kiln sites such as Guantai, Yezi, Dong'aikou, and Shenjiazhuang have been discovered. The decorative art of Cizhou Kiln porcelain is rich and colorful, using a variety of techniques such as scratching, carving, picking, stamping, painting, and colored glazes on the white slip to decorate the porcelain. Especially, Cizhou Kiln craftsmen applied traditional Chinese painting techniques directly to porcelain painting, creating the decorative masterpiece of Cizhou Kiln - white ground with black flowers, presenting an artistic effect of black and white contrast and strong contrast. With a very free, bold, and rough painting style, it reflects the folk customs and folklore of the time, which was well received by the general public, thus forming a decorative language and style unique to the Cizhou Kiln with national characteristics. It also marks the gradual completion of the transition of Chinese porcelain from body decoration to color decoration, laying a solid foundation for the development of blue and white porcelain and polychrome porcelain in the Ming dynasty.
Hui Che Alley Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)
Short Trips Around--Must-Visit Ancient Street in Handan: Huiche Alley
Located in the Congtai District's inner city of Zhong Street
Those interested can search for the origin of the name Huiche Alley
Strolling through the ancient street, seeking history, and experiencing intangible cultural heritage
The narrow streets are flanked by rows of ancient buildings, silently guarding this ancient land.
Inside, there is also the South Gate Catholic Church
A popular spot for photography and check-ins
All are quite photogenic♛
The ancient city of a thousand years—Handan
Handan is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province, located in the southern part of Hebei Province. It is a national historical and cultural city, an excellent tourism city in China, a national garden city, a national model city for supporting the military, and the capital of Chinese idiomatic expressions. As of July 2023, Handan administers 6 districts, 11 counties, and 1 county-level city. Some introductions are as follows:
- Historical Culture: Handan is an ancient city with a history of nearly three thousand years and was the capital of the State of Zhao during the Warring States period. It is the birthplace and growth place of Qin Shi Huang, and also the site of the story 'Learning to Walk in Handan' from the Warring States period.
- Tourism Resources: Handan boasts numerous scenic spots, such as Huiche Alley, Xuebu Bridge, and Congtai Park. Among them, the Wahuang Palace in She County is known as the 'Ancestral Temple of China' and is the largest and earliest ancient building dedicated to the worship of the ancient goddess Nüwa in China.
- Economic Development: Handan is a heavy industrial city dominated by steel, coal, electricity, and building materials. It has large steel enterprises such as Handan Iron and Steel and Tiangang, and is also one of China's important cotton-producing areas and textile bases.
- Transportation: Handan is the only mega-city at the junction of four provinces, bordering Shanxi, Shandong, and Henan provinces. It is an important transportation hub in North China, with complete transportation facilities including railways, highways, and aviation.
So close, so beautiful, go to Hebei - Handan to return the jade to Zhao on the weekend
Hui Che Lane
It is said to be the place where Lin Xiangru avoided Lian Po. There is a sculpture of He's Bi at the north entrance of Hui Che Lane Historical Block.
He's Bi, the most legendary treasure in ancient China.
In 281 BC, the famous historical event of 'Returning the Jade to Zhao' happened. How did He's Bi, the national treasure originally belonging to the State of Chu, end up in the State of Zhao? Why not go to Handan to find out
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