Heyang village is a provincial historical and cultural reserve in Zhejiang Province, located in Xiandu national scenic spot of Jinyun County. In 933 ad, Zhu Qingyuan, the former Secretary of the state of Wu and Yue, settled down in Jinyun in order to avoid the five seasons' chaos. He was named "Heyang" because he was from Xinyang, Henan Province.
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Heyang ancient famous residence in Xiandu
Xiandu Heyang ancient residence is a historical and cultural reserve in Zhejiang Province. It is located 1.5 kilometers west of Xinjian Town, Jinyun County. It was built in 933 AD and has a history of more than 1000 years.
Introduction to scenic spots
Heyang's ancient dwellings are relatively large in scale, such as those between honest and clean government, those left behind by ploughing and chiseling, and those reflecting the moon according to rules. Most of the buildings have 18 rooms, so it is called "18 rooms". The one with 29 rooms is called "29 rooms". It means honest and modest people. It was built in the 29th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty. It is the most exquisite and complete enclosed building in Heyang "18 rooms" and "bashimen" should be the main gate of Heyang village in the past. The original gates have been destroyed Now, there is only a pair of stone lions in front of the "eight scholars" gate. It is said that they were given by Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of Ming Dynasty, and named "rare". In his opinion, it is rare. 94% of the villagers in Heyang are surnamed Zhu. With beautiful mountains and rivers and simple folk customs, they are still living together as a family. They are living fossils of ancient villages in the south of the Yangtze River.
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Jinyun County Xiandu National Scenic Area
Address: Jinyun County, Lishui, Zhejiang Province
Longitude: 119.90964
Latitude: 28.46058
Ticket information: 30 RMB
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