In the heart of China's Henan Province lies Xunxian County, an ancient city steeped in over a thousand years of history. This May Day holiday, Xunxian County has become a hot destination for tourists, drawing visitors with its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.

Xunxian is the hometown of Zigong, one of Confucius' most distinguished disciples. Known as a shrewd businessman, Zigong is revered as the "Patriarch of Confucian Merchants."


One of the must-see attractions in Xunxian is the Hereditary Hanlin Mansion. This Qing Dynasty-style courtyard, once the residence of the Duanmu family (descendants of Zigong), showcases exquisite architecture with detailed carvings and traditional designs. It stands as a symbol of the family's status and a testament to the transmission of Confucian values through generations.

Xunxian's historical significance extends beyond Zigong. The county has been a place of inspiration for many cultural figures, including the Ming Dynasty philosopher Wang Yangming. His philosophical contributions have left an indelible mark on Xunxian's intellectual landscape.

Xunxian boasts numerous historical landmarks. The Xunxian section of the Grand Canal and the Liyang Granary Site are recognized as World Cultural Heritage sites. Other notable attractions include the Dapi Mountain cliff Buddha and carvings, the ancient Xunxian city wall and Wenzhi Pavilion, Bixia Palace, and the ruins of the ancient Liyang city. These sites offer a glimpse into China's rich historical and cultural past.
Xunxian County, a place where history and culture intertwine, is now open to visitors from all over. It invites everyone to explore its past, experience its present, and discover its endless charm.