BaiHanLuo Church

Located in Baihanluo village in Bingzhongluo township, the church was first built in Qing Dynasty in 1898 by a French Missionary, who¡¯s Chinese name is Ren Shou An with a typical combination of western and eastern architectures. the wood structured church has a size of 454 square meters with arched doorway and six paneled windows on the first floor; arched windows on the second floor and a tell tower on the third floor. 1905, during a local national uprising against foreign religions, the church was burnt down to the ground, the present building of the church was a rebuilt by the French missionary Ren Shou An again with the payment of Qing Dynasty. During cultural revolution, the church was raided by Red Guards, so many valuable antiques and history recorded were gone for good. Grape wines are the most famous symbol of this church, which is introduced by the French missionary into Nu Jiang Valley, still kept by the locals, this is a good fun to taste it.