This national nature reserve is situated in Hengshui, in the south-central part of the North China Plain.

Founded in 1985, it is China's first professional museum dedicated to New Year paintings.

Located in Wuqiang County alongside the Cangshi Road on the North China Plain, the museum features simple yet elegant architecture with distinctive traditional Chinese ethnic styles.

A national AA-level scenic area divided into three sections. The front area consists of the Mysterious Gate, Huimu Street, shopping zones and a boat dock. The central area features the Suspended Island, Ziwei Mountain, a miniature Great Wall, a maze and Zhenhai Pagoda. The rear area includes the North Island Resort and guest houses.

It stands to the west of Yanhuowo Village in Anping County, Hengshui — a nationally renowned hometown of wire mesh in Hebei Province. Anping was called Boling in ancient times and lies in the heart of the Central Hebei Plain. Its name implies a land where officials and people live in peace and contentment on flat terrain.

The pagoda is located east of Raoyangdian Village, southwest of Zhengjiakou in Gucheng County, Hebei. It was once part of the ancient architectural complex of Qinglin Temple. Due to the passage of time, all other buildings have disappeared, leaving only this pagoda standing alone. It is also known as Raoyangdian Pagoda.

An Eastern Han multi-chamber tomb was unearthed in Lujiazhuang Village, Anping County. On the ceiling of the rear chamber, there is an official script inscription written in white powder: "The fifth year of Xiping reign (176 AD)", which provides solid evidence for the exact age of the tomb.

Built with brick and wood, the pagoda is 35 meters high, with a base perimeter of 25.6 meters. On the south side of the first floor sits an arched Buddhist niche, which once housed a stone-carved Buddha seated on a lotus throne. A gourd-shaped pagoda spire tops the building. Different from the Sarira Pagoda in Jing County, each floor adopts unique architectural styles, decorated with mandarin duck-style brackets, plum blossom-style brackets and other exquisite bracket sets.

The temple is in the southwestern part of downtown Hengshui. Stone steles record that it was first built in the Sui Dynasty, while historical traces prove that temples already existed here back in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Legend has it that in its heyday, the temple complex covered an area of 30 mu with nearly a hundred halls. The bell from the bell tower could be heard miles away, and pilgrims flocked here all year round