Wuhu Ancient City is located in the southeast of Wuhu City, Anhui Province, and "Wuhu Ancient City" is located in the south of Wuhu City, Anhui Province, where the Yangtze River and Qingyi River meet. Wuhu County was established in BC 109, and the prototype of "Wuhu Ancient City" began to appear. Until the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the "Wuhu Ancient City" was burned and rebuilt many times due to the war.

The ancient city of Wuhu has preserved a great deal of historical information, including administration, military affairs, justice, government, education, religion, academics and commerce. The organizational system is very complete, which also reflects the characteristics of Wuhu's land and water transportation and commerce. Although it has experienced many wars in the late Ming Dynasty and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, it has always maintained a complete layout, with all kinds of administration, military, justice and religion.

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Characteristics of Wuhu ancient city

In the long historical development process, Wuhu people have created a unique and splendid culture-Qingyijiang culture, and formed and developed their own religious beliefs and customs.

Here, the oldest city god temple in China is still thriving, and Dacheng Hall, the "Xianxue Palace" built in the Song Dynasty, is still well preserved. According to the survey, there are 53 historical buildings in the "Wuhu Ancient City" that are well preserved. Recently, eight former residences of celebrities with rich cultural heritage have been excavated (such as Zhang Henshui's former residence, Zhong Jiaqing's former residence and Wang Daohan's former residence).

Some roadways in the "Wuhu Ancient City" left over from history still maintain the overall pattern of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and retain the traditional commercial style.

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