On December 14, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage held a working meeting on the important progress of the major project of "Archaeology China" in Beijing, focusing on important archaeological discoveries and research progress in the Han and Tang Dynasties. Three important archaeological achievements were reported, including the Great Tomb of Xi'an Jiangcun in Shaanxi, the Zhengpingfang Site in Luoyang, Henan, and the Tuguhun Tomb Group in Wuwei, Gansu.
The ruins of Zhengpingfang in Luoyang, Henan, are one of the important Lifang ruins in the Guochenglifang Area of Luoyang City in the Tang Dynasty, and are the location of the Tang Dynasty Confucius Temple, Guozijian, and Taiping Princess Residence (later changed to Anguo Female Taoist Temple). The site is rectangular in plan, with a length of 533.6 meters from north to south and a width of 464.6 meters from east to west. The square is divided into three parts by a "D" shaped road: the western half of the square, the southeast district and the northeast district. The western half of the house is a large mansion, the southern half of the house is speculated to be a garden area, and the northern part is a courtyard area. The courtyard is symmetrically arranged in the central axis, with three roads in the east and west, and a total of five entrances in the middle road. Five large rammed earth platforms are distributed from the central axis to the south to the north, and are surrounded by walls (or corridors), which are presumed to be the residences of the Taiping Princess.
TV series such as "Wind Rises Luoyang" have swept social networks, causing many people to be interested and concerned about Luoyang. Princess Taiping is a very famous woman in the history of the Tang Dynasty, with many legends and stories. @Xinhua net