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Liuliqu Village belongs to which province and which city.

Liuliqu Village, Longquan District, Mentougou District, Beijing Liuliqu Village is located in Longquan Town, Mentougou District, Beijing. The village is famous for its stained glass, and is known as "the hometown of stained glass in China".

Liuliqu Village was formed before Yuan Dynasty, and its high-quality shale stone can be processed and burned into colorful glazed products.

The glazed products produced in Liuliqu Village have always been the specialty of the Ming and Qing palaces. After liberation, the glaze products of the village were also used to build the Great Hall of the People, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, History Museum, Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, Beijing West Railway Station and other places. In order to make the production process of glass products passed down from generation to generation, some schools in Liuliqu Village have also specially set up glass products production courses, so that local children can be exposed to every process of glass products production from an early age and carry forward this traditional handicraft.

Liuliqu Village is located on the Yongding River in the Pearl River in the west of Beijing. The village is surrounded by mountains on three sides and water on one side, and the scenery is charming. The village covers an area of 3.5 square kilometers, 26 kilometers east of the city center and 4 kilometers southeast of the district center. Stan Road passes through the entrance of the village, with convenient transportation.

The village has a long history and was built in 1264. Since its establishment, this village has forged an indissoluble bond with Liuli. The kiln fire in Liuli has been burning for more than 700 years, and it has never stopped.

Liuliqu Village is the production base of China Royal glazed glass. At present, there are three glazed tile factories in the village that are still engaged in glaze industry and continue the development of glaze industry. It can be said that glass has become a local feature and brand, and glass culture has also become an important part of Yongding River culture. In recent years, the village tile factory has actively developed industrial tourism, continuously explored the product market and developed glass tourist souvenirs, which not only promoted the glass culture, but also promoted the development of tourism in the village. In order to persist in sustainable development and thoroughly implement the Scientific Outlook on Development, the village tile factory has reformed the glass firing process, and the pollutant discharge from glass firing has reached the environmental protection standard of Beijing Kiln.

There are two main streets in the village, Qian Jie and Houjie, among which Qian Jie is the famous Jingxi Street. In ancient times, there were many shops on both sides of the street and many people on business trips. This is a prosperous scene, still maintaining the previous prosperity.

Liuliqu Village has beautiful natural scenery, surrounded by mountains on three sides and water on one side, with charming scenery.

The villager lived in a quadrangle, including more than 20 Ming and Qing quadrangles, which have been well preserved so far. In addition, there are many cultural relics here: Sanguan Pavilion, Guandi Temple, Glass Factory and Wanyuan Tongshan Tea Shed. The ancient roads include Jingxi Ancient Road, Miaofeng Xiangdao, Jiulongshan Xiangdao and Jiaoyuan Temple Ancient Road. There are many first-class ancient trees in the village, such as Ginkgo biloba and Sophora japonica.

Ancient houses, historic sites, ancient roads and ancient trees constitute the quaint and elegant riverside scene of Tomb-Sweeping Day.

On May 3, 2007, Kloc-0, Liuliqu Village was announced by the Ministry of Construction and National Cultural Heritage Administration as the third batch of famous Chinese historical and cultural villages.

20121217 in February, Liuliqu village was included in the first batch of traditional villages in China.

Office of Liuli Pharmaceutical Factory of Ministry of Light Industry

Liuli Kiln Factory Office of the Ministry of Industry and Social Security is located in Liuliqu Village, Longquan Town, Mentougou District, and is the eighth batch of municipal cultural relics protection units in Beijing. The combustion supervision institution established for the Ministry of Industry in Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, the imperial glazed colored kiln moved to this village. The glazed structures of important buildings in Beijing are all fired here. Details of CCBA's Ministry of Industry >>

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There are tourist attractions such as Liuli Kiln Factory Office of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Miao Feng, Jietai Temple, Tanzhe Temple and Qin Huang Xiangu near Liuliqu Village, and there are specialties such as Beijing Pak Lei, Mentougou Jingxi Mibai, Sijiashou Toona sinensis, Miaofengshan rose, tea soup plums and so on.