Changzhou is a cultural ancient city with a history of over 3200 years. Searching for historical sites allows one to enter the source of Changzhou culture. Celebrities, traditional culture, and historical sites throughout Changzhou can be seen everywhere. Like the ancient land of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period, the land of Jingchu during the Warring States Period, and the core area of Nanjing's development and construction during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there are not only the beautiful scenery and cultural phenomena of the ancient capital Southern Dynasty, but also fishing and hunting culture, tea culture, craft culture, opera culture, and the world-renowned birthplace of Yunjin culture. These cultural heritages inherit the profound cultural heritage of Changzhou, showcasing the vitality and vitality of this city.
Yancheng Site is the most famous ancient site check-in site in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. The Yancheng Site consists of a sub city, an inner city, an outer city, and three moats. It is 850 meters long from east to west and 750 meters wide from north to south, with a total area of 650000 square meters. The city walls are all built with piles of soil, generally about 3 meters high, and the highest point is 10 meters. There are also a large number of mound tombs distributed inside and around Yancheng, such as Toudun, Dudun, Jiaodun, Ganjiadun, Tujiadun, Luotuodun, Longdun, etc. Some of them have been excavated through archaeology and unearthed primitive celadon, printed hard pottery, and other artifacts, proving that these mounds were from the late Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn period, and existed simultaneously with the Yancheng site. They are a part of the Yancheng site. The formation of the Yancheng Site with three cities and three rivers in combination is a further development of the Neolithic trench settlement in the Jiangnan region, which is completely different from the city system in the Central Plains. It provides information for studying the development history of pre Qin cities in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Yancheng Wildlife World is right next to it. It is a large and comprehensive wildlife park that integrates animal display and protection, science education, and entertainment culture display. It is divided into two major tourist areas: a comprehensive pedestrian area and a self driving area, with large-scale wildlife ecological free range, self driving viewing, and international circus performances as its characteristics. Yancheng Wildlife Park is rich in animal resources, with over 200 species of rare animals from around the world, including giant pandas, white tigers, brown bears, etc.