Located close to the Confucius Temple is this magnificent glazed-tile screen wall featuring reliefs of nine different Chinese dragons. It was originally placed at the entrance of a temple in the early Ming dynasty; it was completely damaged after the Cultural Revolution and subsequently rebuilt. This is one of a handful of Nine Dragon screen walls left in China, and one of two in Shanxi; the other one is in Datong.
- placement: superzone
- path: destinations/pois/hero
- containerId: gpt-ad-450908427940
- possible size: [970, 250], [970, 90], [728, 90], [320, 50], [1, 1],
-
targeting:
{ "url": "points-of-interest/nine-dragon-screen/1239799", "refresh": 30, "refresh_limit": 3 }
- placement: superzone
- path: destinations/pois/middle
- containerId: gpt-ad-20769321966
- possible size: [970, 250], [970, 90], [728, 90], [320, 50], [1, 1],
-
targeting:
{ "url": "points-of-interest/nine-dragon-screen/1239799", "refresh": 30, "refresh_limit": 3 }
Contact
Address
Must-see attractions
- placement: superzone
- path: destinations/pois/superzone
- containerId: gpt-ad-565712021330
- possible size: [970, 250], [970, 90], [728, 90], [320, 50], [1, 1],
-
targeting:
{ "url": "points-of-interest/nine-dragon-screen/1239799", "refresh": 30, "refresh_limit": 3 }


