The temple, located at the foot of Mount Fenghuang in Qishan County, was built in 618 to commemorate Zhougong (Duke of Zhou), a lord of the Western Zhou Dynasty (c.1100-771 BC).

History records a flowering of thriving capital cities back in the Eastern Zhou. The dynasty is divided into the aforementioned Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (475-221 BC).

The quality of the grave goods found in the tomb, including numerous precious bronze vessels, indicates it likely belonged to a state official of the eastern Zhou Dynasty (770–256 B.C.).

On September 29th, the ongoing 2024 China-France Fashion Week witnessed the launch of Zhou Costume Show, a showcase of the rich cultures and aesthetics of the Zhou Dynasty in ancient China at the ...