Qingzhou Ancient City
One of the Nine Ancient Provinces; centuries-old hub between sea and Mount Tai; Ming-Qing old streets and Occasional Garden preserve the complete ancient city pattern.
A wet stone lane leads through Qingzhou’s gray-brick old town toward carved gateways beneath willow branches.
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- Fucai Gate & Nanyang Ramparts in Qingzhou
Qingzhou, one of the ancient Nine Provinces, guarded its prefectural seat with this grand southern gate, a brick-and-stone platform crowned by a double-eaved hip-and-gable tower.
- Zhaode Ancient Street & Songcheng in Qingzhou
Named among China's first famous historic streets, Zhaode Street is home to Hui and Han communities and lined with shops in preserved Ming and Qing timber storefronts.
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- Ouyuan Garden in Qingzhou
Feng Pu, a grand secretary of the Wenhua Hall, built this celebrated garden on retiring home, and it still keeps ancient trees and three striking Taihu rock peaks.
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- Qingzhou Zhenjiao Mosque
Founded by descendants of the Yuan official Bayan, Qingzhou's Zhenjiao Mosque blends Chinese and Arabic architecture and ranks among China's three great historic mosques.
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- Yu Gong's Record of QingzhouWarring States Yu Gong geographical tradition (475–256 BCE)
The Yu Gong chapter places the land between the sea and Mount Tai in Qingzhou, shaping a geographical tradition carried by Qingzhou's later history.
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- Feng Pu Builds Ouyuan Garden1669–1670 CE
In 1669–1670, Qing official Feng Pu built Ouyuan in Qingzhou on a site inheriting elements of the Ming Hengwang palace gardens.