Puzhou Ancient City

The ancient city site of Zhangzhou is located on the east bank of the Yellow River about 17 kilometers southwest of Yunji City, Shanxi Province. The legendary Shanghai Dushang Ban is here. The city was built in Zhou, and there will be rebuilt and expanded in the future. It is the state government and the central Tang Dynasty. It is the central capital of China. The circumference of the city is about 10 kilometers long, and the war at the turn of Jinyuan was seriously damaged, and there were many repairs in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1959, due to the construction of Sanmenxia Reservoir, all the residents in the city moved out, and the bricks of the city were peeled off a few times, but the outline of the city's earth tires was almost completely preserved. The Drum Tower and the remains of the south, west and north gates in the city were clearly visible. In 1989, when he went out from the west gate of the ancient city to Kaiyuan in the Tutang Dynasty, he cast iron cattle and iron people each had four honors. The ancient site of Zhangzhou is a rare physical data for studying the historical development of ancient city in China at home and abroad.

The ancient city of Zhangzhou is now the location of Zhangzhou Town, Yongji City, Shanxi Province, close to the Yellow River. The Yujindu ruins are a large Yellow River ferry crossing in the ancient city of Zhangzhou at that time. The ancient city ruins are basically damaged, and there is only one cave cave and traces of the ancient city.

The ancient city of Zhangzhou is located on the east bank of the Yellow River southwest of Yuncheng Yongjijing. The legendary Shanghai Dushang Ban is here. It has long been the hub of Shanxi to Chang'an and the northern town. The city was built in Zhou. In the future, it has been rebuilt and expanded. It is the site of the state government and the Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. The brick walls of Zhangzhou City in the Ming Dynasty were well preserved, and the four gates of the east, south, west and north were well preserved, which occupies an important position in the history of ancient city development.