Xinghuacun: The Jars of Fenjiu
A distillery village in Fenyang, under Lüliang, where sorghum is fermented for a month in earthen jars and distilled twice into a light-aroma baijiu.
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A distillery village in Fenyang, under Lüliang, where sorghum is fermented for a month in earthen jars and distilled twice into a light-aroma baijiu.
A granite Daoist mountain in Fangshan County, Lüliang, distinct from the Wudang range in Hubei, with 72 peaks and a single stepped trail to a summit at 1,985 metres.
The ancestral temple of Chinese Pure Land Buddhism, begun in 472 in Jiaocheng's Stone Wall Mountains, where Tanluan taught and Daochuo held the abbacy for thirty years.
The article takes Liulin County as its subject: a Yellow River county of Lüliang, 1,288 square kilometres, founded in 1971, a coking coal base and a date-growing county.
A village of Qikou town in Linxian, read through its two first-batch listings and its place among the seven clusters of dwellings in the national Qikou complex.
A river port of the Ming and Qing in Linxian, read through its five-li street of shopfronts, the Black Dragon Temple above it and the seven clusters of dwellings the 2006 listing covers.