The magnificent dragon head, exquisite Buddha statues, brick by brick, tile by tile, bowl by bowl... By the Baiyangdian Lake, amidst the fireworks of the ancient town, archaeologists from the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of History, Hebei Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, and other units, spent 8 years awakening an ancient city that had been dormant for thousands of years - Guzhou City. Over the past 8 years, archaeologists have carried out systematic archaeological work on the Guzhou City site, with a total exploration area of about 300000 square meters and an excavation area of 2600 square meters. Archaeological exploration outlined the layout of the dual city walls inside and outside the site, and archaeological excavations constructed a spatiotemporal framework of the site from the Han, Tang, and Five Dynasties periods. Recently, the "2300 Miles of Chang'an - Archaeological Achievements Exhibition of Xiong'an Ancient City Site" was held at the China Archaeological Museum. This exhibition is the first to systematically showcase the significant archaeological achievements of the Guzhou City site in Xiong'an New Area to the public, vividly demonstrating the profound historical heritage of Xiong'an New Area. (New Society)