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The \u6c49\u4ee3\u5e7f\u9633\u57ce\u9057\u5740 was once the county seat of Guangyang during the Han Dynasty. Today it remains as a tangible link to that era. \u6c49\u4ee3\u5e7f\u9633\u57ce\u9057\u5740 is more than just an ancient site. It is a geographical marker. The villages of Nan Guangyangcheng and Bei Guangyangcheng derive their names from it.
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In 1995, the area was designated as an underground cultural relic preservation zone. This underlines its importance. The designation covers a large area. It stretches from Xiaoging River in the east to the Changyang Farm in the west. It extends from Nan Guangyangcheng Village in the south to a military unit in the north.
Archaeological finds reveal the site’s secrets. Excavations in the 1970s unearthed iron smelting furnaces. They also found pottery stoves. A large number of bronze arrowheads were discovered as well. Recent discoveries near the city wall’s southeast and northwest corners include red pottery. String-patterned gray pottery shards dating from the Eastern Zhou to the Han Dynasty were also found.
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The Beijing Subway’s Fangshan Line has a stop here. The Guangyangcheng Station is located in Nan Guangyangcheng Village. The station got its name from \u6c49\u4ee3\u5e7f\u9633\u57ce\u9057\u5740. The station is at the heart of the underground cultural relic preservation zone.
Today the \u6c49\u4ee3\u5e7f\u9633\u57ce\u9057\u5740 is a reminder of our past. It stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the Han Dynasty. It is a place where history lives beneath the surface. It calls us to explore the layers of time. Take a moment. Imagine the lives that unfolded here. Consider the stories that the earth still holds. The \u6c49\u4ee3\u5e7f\u9633\u57ce\u9057\u5740 invites us to listen closely. It encourages us to learn from the past.