Jiuli Ancient Street

Jiuli Ancient Street: It was the fiefdom where Ji Zha, a wise man in the Spring and Autumn Period, abandoned his home and devoted himself to farming. After Ji Zi died, he was buried here. His four sons settled here to guard the tomb and gradually formed a village. It is recorded that there were more than a hundred boiling wells in Jiuliyuan. The water in the wells was either clear or turbid, and the sound of boiling continued day and night. There are six boiling wells, three clear and three turbid, each with a different taste. Jiuliji River Ancient Bridge, also known as Naihe Bridge, is located on the old course of Xiangcao River during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. It was first built in the second year of Zhizheng in the Yuan Dynasty and was rebuilt into a stone arch bridge during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty (1451). It is simple and elegant and has been well preserved to this day.