Star Park

According to the "Qi County Chronicles", the Zhaixing Terrace was built by Emperor Xin of the Shang Dynasty for entertainment, and a rammed earth platform still exists. It is said that Shang Chengbi Gan picked his heart here. In order to commemorate Bi Gan, it was renamed Zhaixintai. (Figure 2-Figure 4) The "Monument of the Capital of the Six and Seven Sage Kings of the Shang Dynasty" is quite unique. Because there is historical controversy about Emperor Xin (King Zhou) among the Seven Sages of the Shang Dynasty (Wu Ding, Wu Yi, Emperor Yi, Emperor Xin, Ji Zi, Wei Zi, and Bigan), the uncertain numbers six and seven were used. (Figure 5) There is also a strange Ming Dynasty stone tablet with the words "Never Come Again" and "Nonsense" engraved on it, which is particularly obvious, so it is jokingly called the "Nonsense Tablet". According to the inscription, experts speculate that the "Bullshit Monument" might be the tombstone of Mu, a meritorious official of the Ming Dynasty. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the tomb owner lay dormant hoping to make a comeback, but he failed to achieve his wish even after living for 144 years. Therefore, he became pessimistic and disgusted with the world, and wrote such conspicuous words before his death. [Chaoge Ruins Park] The ancient capital of Chaoge is Qi County, Hebi City. Chaoge Ruins Park is also called Zhaixingtai Park. The main attractions include the Star Picking Platform (where Bigan cut off his heart), the Monument to the Former Capital of Six and Seven Sage Kings of the Shang Dynasty, the Sanren Temple (the "Three Ren" refers to Bigan, Jizi and Weizi who were praised by Confucius as "the three sages of the Shang Dynasty"), the Qilin Wall, the Earless Lion, the Nonsense Monument, the Lin Jian Platform (the ancestor of the Lin family in the world), etc. The park square is large and children can run freely. (Total playing time 30-60 minutes)