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Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City
The Liangzhu archaeological site (c. 3,300-2,300 BC), located in the Yangtze River basin on the southeastern coast of China, reveals an early regional state in China's Late Neolithic period, with a belief system based on rice cultivation. The site consists of four areas - the Yaoshan Site Area, the Gukou High Dam Area, the Plain Low Dam Area, and the Urban Site Area. The sites are outstanding examples of early urban civilization, as reflected in earthen monuments, urban planning, water conservation systems, and social hierarchies, as well as differentiated burials in the site's cemeteries.
Mingyang Lake Urban Manor
The park is located in the southeast of Jinnan District, south of Machangjian River, about 150 kilometers from Beijing, 20 kilometers from the central urban area of Tianjin, 12 kilometers from Xianshuigu, the seat of Jinnan District Government, close to Tianjin Port in the east and Dagang Petrochemical Industrial Zone in the south. The town is crisscrossed by Jinqi Highway, Gewan Highway, Jinzibo Highway, Danla Expressway and Jinjin Expressway. It takes 30 minutes to drive from Xiaozhan Town to the center of Tianjin and Binhai New Area, with obvious location advantages. The total area of Mingyang Lake Urban Modern Agricultural Park in Jinnan District is 6385.3 mu. The plot is passed by Xiaozhan Central Road, dividing the plot into two areas, north and south. The plot to the north of Xiaozhan Central Road covers an area of 2467.0 mu, and the plot to the south covers an area of 3918.3 mu. The park is divided into 9 functional areas: three-dimensional planting area, ecological breeding area, rice planting area, facility vegetable area, science and technology demonstration area, fruit picking area, urban agricultural area, logistics and trade area, and comprehensive planting area.