Fujian Qinjiang Manchu Village Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Qinjiang is the only Manchu village in Fujian Province. It is located on the south bank of the Minjiang River, across the river from the Fuzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. It is 4 kilometers away from Changle city and 15 kilometers away from the mouth of Minjiang River. The Minjiang River flowing through this section is like an ancient harp, hence the name Qinjiang. It was an important port in ancient times that controlled Majiang and defended the provincial capital. In the sixth year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1728), Arsai, the general who suppressed Fujian, asked the court to mobilize 513 officers and soldiers from the Laosi Banner and their families to station in Qinjiang, encircle the land and build a city, and establish the "Fuzhou Sanjiangkou Division Banner Camp". One of the four major navy flag camps, it is 151 years older than the Fujian Navy in Mawei. The layout of the naval flag camp is similar to the Tai Chi Bagua, and is known as the "Banner Bagua City".

Attractions distribution:

Qinjiang Manchu Village is the only intact Qing Dynasty military castle in my country. Of the four naval garrison units deployed by the Qing court, only the Sanjiangkou Naval Banner Camp in Qinjiang Village has been preserved. The main attractions include Eight Banners Square, Eight Banners Museum, Qinjiang Government Office, General's Palace, Eight Banners Military Park, Bannermen Street, Dingxinmen, Stele Pavilion, Xiaoyoufang, Xu Jianting's former residence, Yulin Palace, Anti-French Martyrs Cemetery, Five Artillery God, etc. .

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 2A level scenic spot, provincial level historical and cultural village

Scenic spot features:

photography, culture, Manchu village, barracks, architecture, history, culture, Manchu, barracks, architecture