Photos of Weidun Park

Weidun Ruins Park is located in the southeastern suburbs of Changzhou. There are lakes surrounded by trees in the park, which is quiet and beautiful. The Weidun site is an early primitive social village site discovered in Changzhou, dating back five to six thousand years. It is an important Neolithic site in the Taihu Lake Basin. You can learn about the relevant history in the museum in the park. The Weidun Site Museum is located on the archaeological excavation site of the Weidun Site. The museum has three floors. It shows some of the primitive people's life scenes, and there are many cultural relics on display. Through multimedia, interactive links can be conducted to learn to measure skulls, splicing pottery and so on. The Weidun site belongs to the Majiabang-Songze culture. What is more interesting in the museum's introduction is that the people of Weidun have to pull out the healthy orthodontic and lateral incisors according to the male left and the female right. In Weidun Park, you can take a leisurely walk along the lake. Bridges, corridors, pavilions, pavilions, and piers are inlaid around the lake. The lake is vast, and the 60-meter-long 17-hole stone bridge is lying in the lake, with a unique shape.