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Strolling through the Jizhou Ancient City Ruins Cultural Park, the thick city walls and the dynamic and harmonious Hengshui Lake coexist in harmony, creating a unique charm.

The ancient city of Jizhou was built in the Han Dynasty and has a history of more than 2,000 years. It was once the seat of a prince's fiefdom, a vassal state, and the seat of a state, county, or county. The site extends from southwest to northeast, with a total length of 4,500 meters, the highest point is 10 meters, the bottom and top width are 30 meters and 10 meters respectively, and the distribution area is 2.25 million square meters. In 2013, the Jizhou ancient city ruins were rated as a national key cultural relic protection unit.

The park is based on the overall layout of "one axis, one belt, two rings and six areas" and is divided into six major cultural exhibition areas: The Beginning of Kyushu, The Beginning of the Morning Wind, Dahan Galaxy, Heshuo Famous Capital, Lu Ze's Ascension, and the Past of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The city wall ruins display, historical and cultural interpretation, science education and other functions are integrated into one. It is divided into multiple areas such as the north entrance area, the archaeological research and experience area, the exhibition area of ​​celebrities from past dynasties, the moat wetland rafting area, and the south entrance area.

Nowadays, walking in the Jizhou Ancient City Heritage Park is like walking through the long river of history, appreciating the vicissitudes and glory of the ancient city wall, and witnessing the past and present life of the ancient city of Jizhou.