Local discipline-committee publishing identifies the Sima Qian shrine—also called Sima Temple—as a memorial to the historian, ten kilometres south of Hancheng in Zhichuan Town on Hanyi Slope, covering 45,000 square metres. The complex is a built landscape of gates, paths and courtyards meant to honour a writer whose work is not retold here.
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Above the river at Zhichuan
Ten kilometres south of Hancheng, a 45,000-square-metre shrine on Hanyi Slope commemorates Sima Qian without retelling his book.
In the same city · Weinan ↗Forty-five thousand square metres of memory
Heritage lists that include Hancheng
Provincial heritage statistics place Great Wall World Heritage components in five Shaanxi prefectures, including Hancheng alongside Tongchuan, Weinan, Yan'an and Yulin. That administrative fact situates the shrine in a county city tied to wall heritage even though the memorial itself is a Tang and Song literary pilgrimage rather than a beacon tower.