Cultural Spaces

The villages, mountains, waterways and old seats of learning that heritage attaches to. Where a protection level is given, its listing is given with it; where the listing is unverified, the entry says so.

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Published entries 　4 Content updated to 　2026-09-29

Wude period of the Tang Cultural Spaces Lishui Confucian School A Tang-dynasty school east of the old county office and its successive relocations The Lishui Confucian School and temple were founded in the Wude period of the Tang east of the old county office, moved east of the great east gate in the Song and relocated twice in the Ming, and were renewed in 1656. The gazetteers also record the layout of the temple and the school, an academy and its school lands. The school was destroyed during the War of Resistance, leaving no surface remains. Confucian schoolConfucian templeTang dynasty Confidence: Qualifiedunchecked Standard Ming dynasty Cultural Spaces Wuxiang Mountain Cliff Inscriptions Three seal-script inscriptions on Wuxiang Mountain Wuxiang Mountain has three cliff inscriptions, all in seal script, titled Fengquan, Danding and Wuzun ming; they are a municipal-level protected site. The Kangxi gazetteer records directly that Fengquan was cut and inscribed by the magistrate Wang Congshan in the Jiajing period of the Ming dynasty, and that he built a pavilion beside it which had already fallen by the Kangxi era; no gazetteer evidence exists for the dates of the other two inscriptions. Cliff inscriptionsScenic siteMing dynasty Confidence: Qualifiedunchecked Long-form Yuan dynasty Cultural Spaces Yangjia Village, Sunjiaxiang A traditional village in Sunjiaxiang Village, Hefeng Town Yangjia Village in Sunjiaxiang belongs to Hefeng Town, Lishui District, and is a settlement within Sunjiaxiang Village, home to the Hefeng Yang ancestral hall, a municipal heritage site. A conservation plan records a traditional origin in the late Yuan. Traditional villagesScenic siteAncestral halls Confidence: Qualifiedunchecked Standard Jiajing period of the Ming Cultural Spaces Zhongshan Academy Built on Wangjing Street in the county seat in 1525; one account says it became the Biaozhong Shrine In 1525 Wang Congshan built Zhongshan Academy on Wangjing Street in the county seat, and one account says it later became the Biaozhong Shrine; the Kangxi gazetteer instead records a "Biaozhong" shrine of that year and academy land granted in 1541. The two sequences conflict and are set out side by side. AcademyNotable figuresMing dynasty Confidence: Qualifiedunchecked Standard

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