Places of interest include Dakouyao Site in the Song Dynasty, the former residence of Zhendexiu in the Southern Song Dynasty, Mengbi Mountain, Hanyang City Site, Xianlou Mountain, Mengbi Mountain, Jiudu Poetry, the male mummy in Liandun Village, Shibei Town, Gubu Guanqian, Zhen 'an Bridge and so on.
The origin of the Dragon Kiln, the Shang Dynasty Kiln Group in Maoernongshan, Pucheng, was awarded as "Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China" in 2005, which provided extremely valuable information for studying the history of early pottery making in China.
A New Exploration of Bronze Culture in Southeast China —— The mound tomb of Zhou Dynasty in Guanjiu Village, Pucheng was awarded "Six New Archaeological Discoveries in China" and "Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China" in 2006.
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Historical evolution of Pucheng county
In the Neolithic Age, ancestors lived on both sides of the main tributaries of Nanpuxi. During the Western Han Dynasty, Pucheng was the activity center of Fujian and Vietnam. Pucheng was built before Jixian County, and it was named after the establishment of Linpu by Yushan, the king of Eastern Yue in the middle of Western Han Dynasty. In the early years of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (about 196~200), Hanxing was one of the earliest five counties in Fujian Province.
The Three Kingdoms are called Tang Xing, Wu Ning in Wu Zhou, and Tang Xing after Wu Zetian left. In the first year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (742), Yushan, the king of Dongyue, built a city in Linxi, and called Pucheng County "Pu" for short, also known as "Nanpu" and "Zhepu". It was one of the three "tight" counties in Fujian Province. From August 23rd to June 27th (August 1934 to June 1938), it is the resident of the Office of Administrative Inspector.