The Manchu village of Jixian Shitouying Village, formed by the gathering of tomb guards.

Jixian Shitouying Village is a village full of historical charm, located in Xiaying Town, Jizhou District, Tianjin, and is famous for its unique stone buildings and Manchu culture.‌‌ The history of Shitouying Village can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the villagers gathered here to guard the tombs of the princes of the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, 85% of the villagers are Manchus, which is the most concentrated place for Manchus in Jizhou District. The buildings in the village are mostly made of stone, and the houses, streets, and even stone mills are all made of stone. Walking in the village is like entering a stone world. Adjacent to Huanghua Mountain and Baxian Mountain, there are many characteristic homestays in the village. The seventh son of Shunzhi, Prince Chunchin Longxi and his son were buried in the north of the village. There are three things that the people of Shitouying are most proud of. One is that the princes of the Qing Dynasty are buried on their own land, which is a geomantic treasure, and is opposite to Qingdongling across the mountain, and is part of Qingdongling; the second is that the ancestors are the Manchus who guard these royal tombs. The ethnic group on the horseback in the past was brave and invincible; the third is that their hometown is located at the southern foot of Huanghua Mountain. Huanghua Mountain contains gold mines and is a veritable gold mountain.