In the eleventh year of Qing Guangxu (1885), the Qing government and France signed the Treaty of China-France Vietnam in Tianjin. The following year (1886), the Qing government sent a member to the French envoy Dillon to explore the border between China and Vietnam. In the 16th year of Qing Guangxu (1890), the Qinzhou Zhifu and French officials signed the "border covenant", and the stone covenant was established here, so it is called "the border monument of the Qing Dynasty No. 1". The "border monument" is a symbol of the motherland's mother's vicissitudes. In fact, the border monument is surrounded by Chinese territory. It is a few tens of meters away from the boundary monument, which is the Beilun River. The real border between China and Vietnam is in the middle of the Beilun River, where it is naturally not suitable for the construction of the boundary monument. So, this boundary monument is only an "indicative" role, not a "defining" role. On the other side of the river, Vietnam's land, there is also a boundary monument erected by Vietnam, and that boundary monument also plays an "instruction" role.
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In the eleventh year of Qing Guangxu (1885), the Qing government and France signed the Treaty of China-France Vietnam in Tianjin. The following year (1886), the Qing government sent a member to the French envoy Dillon to explore the border between China and Vietnam. In the 16th year of Qing Guangxu (1890), the Qinzhou Zhifu and French officials signed the "border covenant", and the stone covenant was established here, so it is called "the border monument of the Qing Dynasty No. 1". The "border monument" is a symbol of the motherland's mother's vicissitudes. In fact, the border monument is surrounded by Chinese territory. It is a few tens of meters away from the boundary monument, which is the Beilun River. The real border between China and Vietnam is in the middle of the Beilun River, where it is naturally not suitable for the construction of the boundary monument. So, this boundary monument is only an "indicative" role, not a "defining" role. On the other side of the river, Vietnam's land, there is also a boundary monument erected by Vietnam, and that boundary monument also plays an "instruction" role.
Located in the mouth of the Beilun River, the Daqing Guo No. 1 boundary monument, 10 years later, the place revisited, the boundary monument did not change but shrouded a glass cover. Standing in front of the monument, I feel a heavy sense of historical vicissitudes. This attraction is free. There is an ancient village in Zhushan next to it suitable for photography. It is also good to punch in the Beilun River. It is recommended to come to Dongxing Port and come to play.
This boundary monument is in the Zhushan Scenic Area, and the protection of the boundary monument has a sense of the same work~ This boundary monument may be close to the sea, so the degree of corrosion seems to be much more than the fifth~ With the introduction here, you can feel the historical precipitation. Checking in on the way is still pretty good~
On the way to the No. 1 boundary monument, along the river bank, there are mangroves, opposite Vietnam, the most worth seeing place in Dongxing 👍 [Cost-effective] No tickets [Interesting] Historical value [View] Mangroves
This is a free attraction, and it is very historic. It is at the entrance of the Beilun River. The river is opposite Vietnam. It is the starting point of our coastline and the starting point of the land border. It is worth seeing.