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Dafangyuedi Mansion. It is a building constructed in the Ming Dynasty, and is now a district-level cultural relics protection unit. The Mansion is composed by front arch, front lobby, middle hall, back building and wing-rooms on the east and west. It use
Baokui Temple (Exhibition Hall of Ningbo-Korea Exchange History). In 1117, Lou Yi, magistrate of Mingzhou (now Ningbo) established the Korean embassy in accordance with Emperor Huizhongs edict. The embassy was located at the Chrysanthemum Islet of the Moo
Shuize Tablet (Pavilion). It is a major historical and cultural site protected at the national level, a crucial water conservancy facility at the Ningbo section of the Grand Canal of China, as well as the earliest hydrometric station in Zhejiang Province.
Lu’s Former Residence. It is a residence built during the period of the Republic of China, and now a cultural site protected at the municipal level. The Lu’s Former Residence belonged to Lu Hongchang and then his son Lu Chengzhang. Lu Hongchang, styled Ho
Jiang’s Former Residence (built in Republic of China period)is now a cultural site protected at the municipal level. It is composed of the gate, front hall, principal room and wings, forming a closed-type triple compound. The building was the former resid
Yingzhou Jiewu Memorial Archway. In 1606, 17 Ningbo students including Lu Shike and Li Kangxian passed the imperial examinations at the provincial level and were made jurens, making a stir in the city. To offer his best wishes to the 17 jurens, Gan Tujie,
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