Bohai Guoshangjing Longquan Fugongcheng Relic Site

In the north, a thousand years ago, there was such a country that once flourished and flourished. It was the Bohai Kingdom established by the Mohe people. It was known as the "prosperous country in the east of the sea" and belonged to the Tang Dynasty. Thousands of years of wind and sand have almost wiped out this place, leaving only broken walls and ruins, and the glory of the past can be vaguely seen. This is a capital built to imitate the prosperous Chang'an City. The area is rectangular, with an outer city, an inner city and a palace. What you can see are the relics of the city walls at that time. The Bohai Kingdom pays attention to religious culture. Archaeologists have found several relic letters here, which add a lot of solemnity to this relic. What is worth seeing in the site are two buildings that reflect the culture and technology of that time, one is the stone lighthouse, and the other is the eight treasures glazed well. The stone lighthouse is 6 meters high, with exquisite craftsmanship and ingenious design. It has a complete lighthouse structure. Lotus flower holder, falling flower seat, phase wheel, etc. are all available. The shape is elegant and vigorous, showing the cultural characteristics of Bohai. The Eight Treasures Glazed Well is an ancient octagonal well, which was only used by the royal family at that time.