China News Service, Nanchang, September 23 (Liu Zhankun and Li Yunhan) The high-profile Nanchang Han Dynasty Haiyun Hou State Relics Park officially opened on the 23rd, exhibiting gold wares, five baht coins, a bronze ribbon with the pattern of the Warring States period, "Nanchang" A large number of precious cultural relics unearthed such as inscriptions on bronze lamps.
On September 23, Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihunhou Kingdom Ruins Park officially opened.
The owner of the tomb of Haihunhou of Western Han Dynasty in Nanchang is the first generation of Haihunhou Liu He.
He is the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He was deposed after being emperor for 27 days.
This tomb is the most complete, clearest, and best-preserved cemetery of Liehou in Han Dynasty discovered in China.
Photo by Li Yunhan
Located in the Xinjian District of Nanchang City on the west bank of Poyang Lake, the Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihunhouguo Site is the largest, best-preserved, most complete, and richest typical Han Dynasty capital city settlement site of Liehou Country. It is composed of the city site, the cemetery of the Haihunhou cemetery and tomb groups of all dynasties.
The owner of the tomb of Haihunhou is the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the first generation of Haihunhou Liu He. He was deposed after being emperor for 27 days and was called the "Han Fei Emperor" in history.
Since archaeological excavations, the Han Dynasty Haihunhou Kingdom site in Nanchang has attracted widespread attention at home and abroad.
At present, more than 10,000 pieces (sets) of various precious cultural relics such as gold, bronze, iron, jade, lacquered wood, textiles, ceramics, bamboo slips, wooden slips have been unearthed from the site.
On September 23, Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihunhou Kingdom Ruins Park officially opened.
The owner of the tomb of Haihunhou of Western Han Dynasty in Nanchang is the first generation of Haihunhou Liu He.
He is the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He was deposed after being emperor for 27 days.
This tomb is the most complete, clearest, and best-preserved cemetery of Liehou in Han Dynasty discovered in China.
Photo by Li Yunhan
According to reports, Nanchang has a planned total area of 12.03 square kilometers for the Han Dynasty Haihunhou Kingdom Relics Park, and the investment in key projects is about 3.8 billion yuan.
At present, the site museum, visitor center and service supporting facilities in the core area of the site park have been completed, the first phase of the Liuhe Cemetery Conservation and Exhibition Project, the tourism infrastructure Zijin Avenue and extension, and the parking lot project.
"A large number of Confucian classics, tens of thousands of gold and silver coins, and other precious cultural relics have been discovered from the tomb of Haihunhou. This allows us to glimpse the history, culture, ideas, and economic systems of the Han Dynasty, which is important for studying the history of the Western Han Dynasty. The significance of this.” Liu Yuzhu, a member of the Party Leadership Group of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, said that in the archaeological work of the Haiyunhou Tomb, emphasis was placed on in-depth multidisciplinary cooperation, the use of modern science and technology, and the connection between archaeology and conservation, ensuring the refinement of archaeological work. , Standardization and scientificity, provided the basis and laid the foundation for the scientific display and wonderful narration of the site.
Yi Lianhong, governor of Jiangxi Province, said at the opening ceremony that the development and utilization of the site itself formed the inheritance and innovation of Chinese traditional culture. It is necessary to take this as a new starting point, make full use of and give full play to the brand effect, and further promote the cultural heritage and innovation of the entire Jiangxi. At the same time, we must further explore the rich history and culture of Jiangxi, and continue to innovate, tell Jiangxi stories well, and tell Chinese stories well. (Finish)