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On August 9, the Ganjingzi District Culture and Tourism Bureau and the District Education Bureau jointly launched the 10th Immersive Cultural and Tourism Experience Officer Activity in Ganjingzi District, leading 108 young cultural and tourism experience officers from primary and secondary schools to the Gangshangloushang Ruins, Wangyushan Ruins, and Muchengyi City Ruins for an unforgettable cultural exploration journey.

Ganjingzi District is rich in cultural relics, including ancient sites, ancient tombs, ancient buildings, important modern historical sites and representative buildings. In 1942, the Wenjiatun site in Yingchengzi was discovered. After the founding of New China, archaeologists collected a large number of stone tools, bone tools and pottery fragments at the Wenjiatun site; during the cultural relics survey in 1980, pottery fragments with zigzag patterns were collected here, proving that in the Neolithic Age 7,000 years ago, Wenjiatun was the first human settlement in the Liaodong Peninsula.

In order to attract more citizens and tourists to visit archaeological sites, listen to the stories behind the archaeological sites, feel the profoundness of China's excellent traditional culture, and enhance cultural confidence, in 2024, Ganjingzi District will focus on creating the "Yingchengzi Ancient Ruins Cultural Tour" boutique route, connecting the Han Tomb Museum, Muchengyi City Site, Gangshangloushang Ruins, Millennium Ginkgo Tree, Wangyushan Ruins and other ancient sites, integrating local mountains and seas, characteristic countryside, folk culture and other resources, and realizing the in-depth integration of historical and cultural display, tourism, leisure and entertainment.