Introduction to Canhu Fort: Canhu Fort is located 110 miles northeast of Youyu County, adjacent to Matoushan Mountain in the east and 3 miles away from the border wall in the north. Year (1572) stone bag. In the Ming Dynasty, there was one conductor, 359 flag troops, and 38 horses. Canhubao camp is in charge of one side wall, which is about 15.3 miles long. There are 24 side piers and 9 fire road piers along the edge. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1661), the officers and soldiers in the fort were abolished and turned into a civilian fort.
Today's Canhu Fort has changed beyond recognition. The four walls of the fort are clear, the stone surface is peeled off from the wall, and the wall is partially demolished. Many stone cannons, stone mills and other Ming Dynasty relics were discovered at the site.