Penglai is the hometown of Qi Jiguang, a renowned national hero and anti-Japanese general in China. Since the early Ming Dynasty, when Qi Bin (the fifth ancestor of Qi Jiguang) inherited the position of Commandant of Dengzhou Wei, the Qi family has been living here for over 600 years, leaving behind numerous cultural relics and historical sites in Penglai. The well-preserved Qi family historical sites mainly include Qi’s Ancestral Hall, Qi’s Memorial Archway, and Qi’s Cemetery. Commemorative structures include the Qi Jiguang Memorial Hall and a standing statue of Qi Jiguang.
The Qi Jiguang’s hometown scenic area includes attractions such as the Mother-Son Filial Piety and Father-Son Governor Memorial Archways, Qi Jiguang’s Armory, Qi’s Mansion, and Qi’s Ancestral Hall. The opening hours are from 08:00 to 17:30 all year round. Preferential policies: Children: Children aged 6 years (inclusive) or below, or with a height of 1.4 meters (inclusive) or below, are free of charge; minors aged 6 years (exclusive) to 18 years (inclusive) can enter with an ID card for 25 yuan per person. Students: Full-time university students and below can enter with a student ID for 25 yuan per person. Elderly: Individuals aged 60 years (inclusive) or above can enter with an ID card or senior citizen card for free. Military personnel: Those with an obligation soldier card, non-commissioned officer card, student card, officer card, civilian cadre card, or armed police officer card can enter for free. Retired military officers: Those with a retired cadre honor certificate, officer retirement certificate, or civilian cadre retirement certificate can enter for free. Disabled persons: Those with a disability card, disabled soldier card, or disabled people’s police injury certificate can enter for free. Additional information: The above information is for reference only, and the actual information disclosed by the scenic area on the day will prevail.Qi Jiguang’s Hometown
Penglai is the hometown of Qi Jiguang, a renowned national hero and anti-Japanese general in China. [...]
