书坊村
| 书坊村 Shufang Village | |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 书坊村 |
| Full name | 书坊村委会 |
| English name | Shufang Village |
| Type | Administrative village |
| Located in | 书坊乡 Shufang Township 建阳区 Jianyang District 南平市 Nanping City 福建省 Fujian Province |
| Statistical code | 350703201201 |
| Postal code | 354213 |
| Area code | 0599 |
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历史沿革[edit]
村子原属崇化里，刻书活动始于五代，南宋时兴盛，元、明两代仍然繁荣，到清代渐趋衰落。[2] 南宋时，这里是全国三大刻书中心之一。[1] 1928年划入书坊乡；1958年成立书坊大队，隶属麻沙公社；1961年归书坊公社管辖；1984年改设书坊村村民委员会。[2]
名胜古迹[edit]
书坊陈氏民居建于1903至1905年，又名楠木厅，共有九十余间，占地646平方米。这处民居于2013年列入福建省第八批文保单位名录，级别为省级。[3]
村中另有书坊陈拱北故居（清代）、书坊崇化宝塔（清代，1744年）、书坊书林门（宋代）和书坊积墨池（宋代），均为县级文物保护单位。[3]
康宁路一带保存着清代民居，其中65号有题「居之安」的影壁，属朱子文化遗存。[1]
荣誉[edit]
2015年10月，书坊村入选「福建省第一批省级传统村落」。[2]
2021年11月，福建省爱卫办将书坊村命名为「2021年福建省卫生村」；2022年12月，获「2022年福建省森林村庄」称号；2025年11月，被认定为「福建省第二批省级乡村振兴示范村」。[2]
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