Travel guide to the hometown of Emperor Shun in Puyang

Scenic spot introduction:

The hometown of Emperor Shun of Puyang is the ancestral place of Yao, Chen and other surnames, and is also an important part of Chinese culture. Shun is the last of the Five Emperors. He is not only one of the ancestors of Chinese humanity, but also the ancestor of Shun's descendants. According to historical records, Emperor Shun once moved in the "Negative Summer" area, which is the Xiaqiu area on the outskirts of Puyang County today. In order to carry forward the national culture and ensure that Emperor Shun's descendants never forget their roots, Emperor Shun's hometown has been valued and protected, and has become a gathering place for Emperor Shun's descendants at home and abroad.

Attractions distribution:

Emperor Shun's hometown is located in Quandui Village, Wuxing Township, 18 miles southeast of the county, with the Xiaqiu historic site as its core. The scenic area is planned to cover an area of ​​7 hectares and is divided into four parts: the festival hall, the bell and drum tower area, the Shinto facilities area and the tourism service management area. The preserved ruins include two mounds in the east and west, on which temples such as Emperor Shun and Bixia Yuanjun were built.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 2A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Visiting ancient times, historical research, national culture, historic sites