Yongfengku Ruins Park

Yongfengku Ruins Park is next to Ningbo Drum Tower and is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. Yongfengku was originally a large warehouse of the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasty, used to store fined money and various taxes.

Yongfengku Ruins Park Project is located in Haishu District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, from Zhongshan West Road to the south, to Fuqiao Street Military Sub-district Dormitory, to the west to the Drum Tower and the Drum Tower Commercial Pedestrian Block, and to the east to Caijia Lane. The project covers an area of 6126 square meters, and the main construction content includes the reproduction of the site of about 1990 square meters, the display and management of the 132 square meters of annex buildings, and the construction of 2,140 square meters of greenery and landscape structures. Yongfengku is a large warehouse storage site in the Song, Yuan and Ming periods.

The surprise discovery of the trip to Ningbo is Yongfengku Ruins Park, which has not been heard before, and is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. Ningbo is an important port on the Maritime Silk Road. The Yongfengku site is a designated place for tax collection and fines. The site is also very well protected and worth a visit.

1. The Yongfengku site is located in the Tang and Songzicheng site on the north side of Zhongshan West Road in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. It is a large storage site of the Song, Yuan and Ming Periods. Yongfengku was born in the Southern Song Dynasty "Changping warehouse" (official grain warehouse), and the Yuan Dynasty (at this time Yongfengku was "collecting all kinds of fines and various courses") followed by the Ming Dynasty Hongjiku (from Pingzhun, Yongfeng 2 warehouse and one library). The discovery of the Yongfengku site is the first large-scale warehouse discovered in China, and is a breakthrough in Song and Yuan archaeology in China. The Yongfengku site is also closely linked to the Maritime Silk Road. 2. In September 2001 and March 2002, it was rescued twice. The Yongfengku site is large in scale, 120 meters in north and south, 80 meters in width from east to west, and the total construction area is 9600 square meters. The site is based on two single building foundations, and there are many relics related to it, including brick ramps, courtyards, drainage ditches, wells, river channels, etc. The excavation can be recovered from more than 800 cultural relics of various kinds. It is the largest and most fruitful urban archaeological excavation in Ningbo's history. In order to confirm that Ningbo has provided important evidence for archaeology in the second largest foreign trade port city in the Yuan Dynasty, it is also a breakthrough in archaeology in Song and Yuan Dynasty in China. 3. The site of Yongfengku was assessed by the State Administration of Cultural Relics as "China's top ten new archaeological discoveries in 2002" in April 2003. In May 2006, it was announced by the State Council as the sixth batch of key cultural relics protection units nationwide. 4. Yongfengku Ruins Park is located on the east side of the Drum Tower. It takes 15 minutes to see it after passing by, including the introduction of unearthed cultural relics in the corridor. Interested in history and architecture, you can spend more time carefully. 5, the plot has been used as a development land, saw archaeological value, Ningbo Municipal Government decisively recovered, indicating the government's determination to protect cultural relics. 6 For more information and photos about Ningbo Yongfengku Ruins Park, please refer to my Trip.com travel note "Designated as a development land, more than 800 cultural relics were unearthed in archaeological exploration before development, and the government decisively funded the repurchase of Ningbo Yongfengku Ruins Park visit record", link address: https://you.ctrip.com/travels/ningbo83/3797353.html

The environment is very good, because there are not many people, there is more atmosphere, not bad, come back next time!