It is the most powerful ancient county in Shandong, but it is a small and low-key county that few people know about.

According to the "Chronicles of Shandong's Millennium Ancient Counties", Shandong currently has a total of 74 "Millennium Ancient Counties", ranking among the top in the country. I finally had the opportunity to visit Qingzhou, the "most powerful" thousand-year-old city in Shandong history. Qingzhou is one of the nine ancient states. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, Qingzhou, which is connected to Huai and Yi in the south and Yan and Ji in the north, has been a political and military stronghold for a long period of history and is known as the "important town of the Three Qis and the metropolis of Hai and Dai." During the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, the Xianbei people Murong De established the Southern Yan Kingdom and made Guanggu City its capital, making Qingzhou one of the few cities in Shandong history that served as a capital. Today, Qingzhou is a small fifth-tier county under the administration of Weifang City! It is not an internet celebrity, nor is it a well-known tourist city, and consumption is not high. It is precisely such a small county town that can find tranquility and comfort, suitable for slow enjoyment. Suitable for three days of sightseeing: Day 1: Great Places for Business and Leisure - Qingzhou Ancient City and Songcheng Day 2: Ancient Journey - Fan Wenting Park, Qingzhou Museum Day 3: A trip to get close to nature - Yunmen Mountain Personal favorite: Qingzhou Museum Qingzhou Museum is the only county-level museum among the first batch of national first-class museums. The new Qingzhou Museum was officially opened in May this year. The main purpose of coming to this museum is to see the Buddhist statues of Longxing Temple excavated in 1996. Fan Wenting Park: There is a Fangongting Park near the old building of Qingzhou Museum. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty. Fan Zhongyan, Fu Bi and Ouyang Xiu came to Qingzhou to serve successively. The Three Sages Temple in the park was to commemorate these three virtuous officials who served in Qingzhou during the Northern Song Dynasty. There is also a Li Qingzhao Memorial Temple. Li Qingzhao moved to Qingzhou with her husband Zhao Mingcheng when she was 24 years old and lived here for 17 years. One third of Li Qingzhao's poems were written in Qingzhou. Ouyuan: During the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Youji, the seventh son of Emperor Chenghua Zhu Jianshen, was enfeoffed in Qingzhou. During the more than 140 years of Qingzhou Hengwang's reign, there were six generations and seven kings, leaving behind many historical sites and anecdotes for Qingzhou. The famous Ou Garden in the ancient city of Qingzhou was once the East Garden of the Prince Heng's Palace in the Ming Dynasty. Qingzhou Weifang