Fancun Stage, Yuncheng | Ming Dynasty Stage

|Ming Dynasty Stage. Fancun Stage, also known as Fancun Ming Dynasty Stage, was originally an annex of the Guandi Temple. It was built in the 24th year of the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1391) and was renovated during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty and the Kangxi and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty. The basic structure is still a Ming Dynasty building. Due to years of disrepair and the fact that the stage base was level with the ground, the relevant authorities carried out a comprehensive renovation of the stage in 2015, raising it by 1.5 meters to the height we see today. As one of the eight scenic spots in Hejin, it is a typical combination of arch and wood. The two sides and the rear eaves are built with brick walls, with a pot door on the left side. The rear gold pillars inside the stage divide the stage into a front and rear stage, with the front stage as the performance area and the rear stage as the dressing area. There are splayed walls on both sides of the front stage. It is now the Fancun Stage Leisure and Cultural Square. Address: Fancun Fortress, Fancun Town, Hejin City, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province Transportation: Take a bus from Yuncheng Central Bus Station to Hejin City Bus Station, then take a bus to Fancun