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Liu Ji Hometown 刘基故里

Liu Ji Guli

Liu Ji's hometown in Wencheng's Nantian area preserves memorials to the late Yuan and early Ming strategist and writer also known as Liu Bowen.

A misty forest lake with a small pavilion at the Hometown of Liu Bowen scenic area
The Yao Pond area within the Hometown of Liu Bowen (Liu Ji) Scenic Area, Wencheng County · 文成县刘基故里景区内的瑶池 Source-recorded photograph date: Taken on 9 November 2003. · 江上清风1961 · CC BY 3.0
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About Liu Ji Hometown

Liu Ji came from Wuyang Village. The memorial setting includes Liu Ji Temple and a museum tracing his life and influence. Established in 1459, the temple is arranged through gateways and a principal hall connected by corridors; the Dishi and Wangzuo wooden archways were added in 1514. The museum's displays place his early life, role in the founding of the Ming and later reputation alongside this commemorative architecture.

What to look for

  • Liu Ji Temple's gateways, corridors and principal hall.
  • The Dishi and Wangzuo wooden archways.
  • The museum displays on Liu Ji's life and influence.

Location & getting there

Getting to Liu Ji Hometown

Check which interiors and courtyards are accessible. Active places of worship and protected monuments may have different visitor rules.

  • Search for 刘基故里 with 温州市 and 文成县.
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Check which interiors and courtyards are accessible. Active places of worship and protected monuments may have different visitor rules.

Historic sites & architecture · 历史古迹/建筑 →

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刘基故里 · 文成县

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Sources & visit information

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