1, Lao Si Cheng Archaeological Site Park

Located in Yongshun County, 19 kilometers east of the town of Lingxi City Village, the original name of the Fu Shi City, because it is the ancient capital of the Tusi dynasty of eight hundred years of rule, also known as Si Cheng, Lao Si Cheng.

Toast period, Fushi City is the center of politics, economy and culture of ancient Xi State, was formerly the President of the Palace Museum in Beijing, Zhang Zhongpei, the ancient Great Wall expert Luo Zhewen, etc. as "the most well-preserved military castle in the Southwest ethnic minority areas" and "well-preserved southwest of the fortress-style ancient city of ethnic culture", and it is also known as "the best preserved castle". The ancient city of national culture is well-preserved in the southwest of the country", preserving a large number of precious historical relics.

Tusi system is a special political system in which the feudal dynasties of China ruled over the local people by appointing local hereditary chiefs in the ethnic minority areas. Yongshun County in Hunan Province belongs to the Tujia ethnic group, and the Tusi system in this area began in the Five Dynasties, was initially a system of exhaustion of rice, developed in the Song Dynasty, and was completed in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and developed into a system of Tusi by the exhaustion of rice and terminated in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, which lasted for more than 800 years.

2, Lier Ancient City Archaeological Site Park

Located in Lier Town, Longshan County, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture. Lier has a long history and deep cultural heritage, with human activities as early as the Paleolithic era. 2,200 years ago, Lier was the county seat of Qianling County in Dongting County during the Qin Dynasty, and was a political, economic and military town at that time. Lier is the only ancient town in Hunan that has inherited the culture of the Qin and Han Dynasties, as well as the culture of Ba Shu and Tujia.

In June 2002, Liye discovered the ancient city ruins of the Warring States period to the Qin-Han period, which filled the blank of the archaeology of the Qin-Han ancient city, especially the ancient city of the Qin Dynasty, especially the more than 37,000 Qin slips unearthed, which were related to many fields of politics, economy, military and culture at that time, and its value was comparable to that of the Yin Ruins oracle bone inscriptions and the Dunhuang documents, etc., which were praised as "the Terracotta Army of Xi'an in the north and the Terracotta Warriors of Xi'an in the south. The Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Xi'an in the north, and the Qin Briefs of Liye in the south". At the same time, and the ancient city of the Warring States ruins continue with the Wei Jiazhai Western Han Dynasty ancient city, Daban Eastern Han Dynasty ancient city, Mai tea tomb group, Qing Shui Ping Western Han Dynasty tomb group, Daban Eastern Han Dynasty tomb group