Lin Chuan District
Birthplace of playwright Tang Xianzu who penned The Peony Pavilion, Linchuan honors statesman Wang Anshi along the winding Fuhe River.
Fuzhou in Jiangxi, the scholars' homeland of Linchuan, produced Wang Anshi and Tang Xianzu and is known for Nanfeng tangerines and Jinxi villages.
A useful starting point for Fuzhou is the documented fact “Fuzhou in Jiangxi, the scholars' homeland of Linchuan, produced Wang Anshi and Tang Xianzu and is known for Nanfeng tangerines and Jinxi villages.” The natural conditions and social experience of Fuzhou therefore belong to one connected geographic story. Communities responded to surrounding conditions through residence, exchange, and daily practice, giving the spatial pattern a traceable history. The chain from environmental conditions to social practice gives the regional change of Fuzhou a clear real-world expression. Taken together, these clues clarify the position, change, and distinctive contribution of Fuzhou within the larger region.
Birthplace of playwright Tang Xianzu who penned The Peony Pavilion, Linchuan honors statesman Wang Anshi along the winding Fuhe River.
Jinggong Ancestral Shrine commemorates Song reforming prime minister Wang Anshi in Dongxiang, near ancient hillside halls of Foguang Temple.
Mount Magushan inspired Yan Zhenqing celebrated standard-script stone stele in Nancheng, overlooking thousands of emerald islands at Hongmen Lake.
Arcaded timber shophouses on Ming and Qing Old Street cross the Litan River in Lichuan, tucked in the western foothills of Mount Wuyishan.
Sweet golden Nanfeng mandarin oranges have been harvested for 1,300 years in Nanfeng, home to ancient masked Han dynasty Nuo dances.
Prized indigenous Chongren Partridge Chickens roam organic pastures in Chongren, near scenic waterfalls and temples at Mount Shenhushan.
Hailed as the First Village of Huaxia, Liukeng Ancient Village preserves hundreds of Ming and Qing clan mansions with ornate stone reliefs in Le'an.
Baoji Temple on Mount Caoshan anchors the ancestral mother monastery of Caodong Zen Buddhism in Yihuang, birthplace of ancient Yihuang Opera.
Over a hundred intact Ming and Qing villages dot Jinxi, birthplace of Neo-Confucian School of Mind philosopher Lu Jiuyuan in Zhuqiao.
Tens of thousands of master bakers hail from Bread Town in Zixi, home to thrilling clifftop skywalks at Mount Dajueshan Grand Canyon.
Fragrant white lotus blossoms blanket endless summer ponds in Guangchang, source of the Fuhe River near ancient Ming stone mansions in Yiqian.
Xizhi's calligraphy became excellent only late in life; his skill was attained by his own effort, not given by Heaven. Then how can learning be slighted? And how much more for those who wish to advance deeply in the Way and virtue!