Built in 1951, it was rebuilt on the basis of old wineries (such as "Xiangxingtai", "Xieshun", "Xiechang" etc.). The architectural style is unique: most of it is brick structure (hard gable with brick screen), and the roof also has the "wind tower" style.The exterior exhibits some Soviet/former Soviet architectural style, representing a modern blend of Chinese and Western styles. It is a relatively well-preserved architectural complex. This is a cultural relic protection unit of Anhui Province.
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"Suixi Ancient Town" and "Stone Slab Street"
Anhui Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit.The street is paved with bluestone in a staggered pattern, about 5-7 meters wide, stretching approximately 650 meters from the west bank of the old city moat in the east to the south end of Guandi Temple Lane in the west. Both sides of the street are lined with numerous buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties and the early Republic of China period, preserving a relatively intact traditional appearance. At night, when the lights are on, the ancient street has a rich atmosphere, allowing visitors to stroll and sample local snacks and experience traditional crafts. Related to "wine culture": Suixi is one of the birthplaces of Kouzi liquor, and the ancient street interacts with the ruins of brewing workshops and intangible cultural heritage crafts.
National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.The Linhuan city site is an important site for studying local administration, urban structure, and regional politics and economy during the Spring and Autumn Period, Warring States Period, and Qin and Han Dynasties. The city wall has a circumference of approximately 5,800 meters and a total area of about 2 million square meters.The east, north, and west sides are relatively well-preserved, while the south side, bordered by the Hui River (anciently known as the Huan River), serves as a natural barrier. A moat, approximately 5-10 meters wide, surrounds the city on three sides.Some areas of the site may not be fully developed or have limited preservation. It is recommended to respect the site, refrain from climbing, and follow signage. If you wish to see structures such as the city walls and moat, it is advisable to check the open areas in advance or visit on a clear day for better observation.
National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. In November 1948, the Huaihai Campaign broke out and the General Front Committee was set up, with Deng Xiaoping as secretary and Liu Bocheng, Chen Yi, Su Yu, Tan Zhenlin and others forming the General Front Committee to unify command.
Anhui Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit.From November 23 to December 15, 1948, the People's Liberation Army launched a large-scale battle here to annihilate Huang Wei's army (the Kuomintang), marking an important turning point in the second phase of the Huaihai Campaign.To learn more about the historical materials and exhibits, you can allocate at least 2–3 hours for a visit.
Hengshan Hall
Anhui Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units. The building is well-preserved and reflects the characteristics of Qing Dynasty ancestral hall architecture: a rigorous layout, uniform roof style, and clear inscriptions on the stone tablets. The inscriptions are original records of the year the ancestral hall was built, and are valuable for studying the migration of the Xu clan and local family history.If you are interested in clan culture, ancestral hall architecture, and traditional family history, this is a good choice. Bringing a camera is recommended: details such as the gate towers, inscriptions, and roof structures are rarely well preserved in traditional buildings. Wear comfortable shoes, as you may need to walk around the village, although it's within a village.Before visiting, it's advisable to check if the ancestral halls are open to the public (some may be privately owned by the clan/for religious purposes only) and respect local customs.
National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.This tomb provides important material evidence for the study of ancient Han Dynasty tomb architecture, funerary practices, and pictorial brick and stone carvings.Tomb No. 1 is oriented east-west, with symmetrical sections in the front, middle, and rear. It has six burial chambers, is constructed of brick and stone, and features a truncated pyramidal roof structure. The bricks are of various sizes and are well-preserved. Tomb No. 2 has a west-facing passageway with ten stone carvings depicting various creatures, including the Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise, three-legged bird, elephant, pig, fish, the Kai Ming beast, and the Bixie.