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Go to the Second Yucheng Forum in Changshu to help each other. There should be the Qiandixiang site you need. It is located in Xinguang Village, Xieqiao Town, about 2 kilometers north of Changshu City. It is 395 meters long from north to south and 21 meters wide from east to west, with a total area of over 8, square meters. Discovered in 1983, more than 4 square meters were excavated in 1988. More than 2 cultural relics, mainly pottery and stone tools, have been unearthed, and a number of ancient ash pits, ditches, wells, tombs and house remains have been found. The upper limit belongs to the late Majiabang culture in primitive society, with Songze culture as its main feature. It is about 5,5 years ago, and it is the earliest, long-lasting and rich cultural site in Changshu. Zhongyong Tomb Zhongyong Tomb Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit Located at the foot of Yushan East, Beimen Street, Changshu City. Covers an area of 2,16 square meters. The original tomb was very high, and it was gradually deserted at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. During the Ming Chenghua period, his 16th-generation grandson, Zhou Mufeng, participated in the political participation in Zhejiang Province, which was rebuilt repeatedly since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Sit west and east, adjacent to Yanzi Tomb. The enclosure has a diameter of 4.5 meters and a height of about 2 meters. After the burial, there are three monuments, such as "Shang Yimin Yu Zhong Zhou Gong Tomb", which were erected in the south of the Yangtze River during Ming Chongzhen. The periphery is Luocheng and Baitai, and the tomb road extends to the foot of the mountain, 4 meters long. On the road, four columns, three towering stone workshops, such as "Duke Zhou's Tomb of the Sage Yu Zhong", "Yougong in the South" and "Building the Tomb Gate of the Sage Zhong Yong", which were built in the 1th, 15th and 31st years of Qianlong, were erected in turn. Fang was inscribed with the names of Cao Xiuxian, Inspector of Jiangnan, Hu Wenbo, Governor of Liangjiang, Yin Jishan, Governor of Jiangsu, Chen Hongmou, Li Yinpei, Minister of Education and Su Qing. Engraved on the second and third square pillars are couplets of "the right to clear the road will last forever, and the line will benefit the future" and "it is a danger to be a brother when the country is in trouble, and a thousand years of famous mountains are still in danger". The tomb is built on the back of the mountain, commanding, surrounded by huge stones and pines and cypresses. Yanzi Tomb Yanzi Tomb Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located at the foot of Yushan East of Beimen Street in Changshu City, it is adjacent to Zhongyong Tomb in the north. Covers an area of 58 square meters. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, Sun Yancheng, a descendant of Yan Zi, began to repair, and in the third year of Duanping in the Southern Song Dynasty (1236), the county magistrate Wang? It was explicitly protected for the tomb, and it was repaired in subsequent generations. The existing buildings were rebuilt in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Sitting west facing east and leaning against the mountain, from Beimen Street upward, there are three towering stone squares, namely "Yanzi Tomb Road Square", "Daoqidong South Square" and "Southern Fuzi Square". On the column of Toudaofang, there are inscribed couplets of "Old Lu Mo Jing Wen Sun Shou, Gao Long Yu Feng Gu Shusen". There is a shadow pool behind the square, and the literary bridge is put on the pool to climb the tomb. There are stone pavilions in the middle of the mountain, and the stone tablet of "Wen Kai Wu Hui" in the imperial book in the forty-fourth year of Kangxi (175) hangs. There are pavilions for imperial sacrifices on both sides. The tomb is located in the back wall of Sandaofang, with a diameter of 3.5 meters and a height of 1.6 meters. After the tomb, two monuments, such as "Sages' Youyan Cemetery", were erected in the south of the Yangtze River between Chongzhen and Zhenfei Road. It is surrounded by Luocheng, Baitai and fence, and the tomb is 142.5 meters long. On the north side of the tomb, there are relics such as bibcock stone, Yanzi dining hall, Mo Chi and graphite. Worship Kofukuji Tower Worship Kofukuji Tower Cultural Relics Protection Units in Jiangsu Province. Located in the original Kofukuji of Chongjiao in Dadongmen, Changshu City, commonly known as the square tower, it is a landmark building in the ancient city. It was founded in the fourth year of Song Jianyan (113), during the reign of Xianchun, and the Buddhist monastery was removed and rebuilt. There were many repairs in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the tenth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (186), the temple was destroyed and the tower survived. The middle and bottom secondary steps in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression were destroyed, overhauled in 1963 and rebuilt in 1987. This tower is square in appearance, with 9 levels on all sides, and belongs to a brick-wood mixed structure. Step by step, the profile of the facade is parabolic, the wing angle is tilted and the curve is soft and smooth. Three rooms are wide, with arch coupons and pot-shaped door openings in the middle, and external flat seats and railings, which can go straight from the wooden ladder to the top floor. The iron components of the tower brake weigh about 15 tons, and the total height of the whole tower is more than 67 meters. Tall and graceful, beautiful in shape, climb on it and enjoy the scenery of the ancient city. Although this pagoda was built in the Song Dynasty, it still follows the pavilion-shaped structure of the Tang Dynasty and has the characteristics of early stupas. It is a relatively complete existing Song pagoda in Jiangsu Province. There are also ancient wells and ginkgo biloba in the Song Dynasty in the tower, which are collectively called "three treasures" with the square tower. Jusha Baifu Pagoda Jusha Baifu Pagoda Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located in the east street of Meili Town, 12 kilometers east of Changshu City. Commonly known as the sand tower. It was built in Shaoxing, Song Dynasty (1131 ~ 1162) by Yi people, and it was named "Hokkekyo" and even the boy play. Gathering sand is a stupa, so all the people have become the word "gathering sand" in Buddhism and Taoism. It has 8 faces and 7 levels, and is more than 2 meters high. It has a brick-wood mixed pavilion structure. The bottom room is square, and the door is opened from the front. The floors on it are sequentially changed at an angle of 45 degrees to overlap each other in the plane, forming an octagon, and four doors and four cabinets are dodged. The vertical outline of the tower body is in a shuttle arc shape. There have been many repairs in the past dynasties. In the winter of the tenth year of Qing Daoguang (183), the wooden structure below the fourth floor was burned by wildfire, and the top of the tower was blown down by strong wind in the third year of Xuantong (1911), causing the tower to tilt nearly one meter. In 1995, rectification and straightening were successfully implemented. Overhaul was carried out in 1997 ~ 1998. For more than 8 years, it has experienced vicissitudes, but it still preserves the typical characteristics of the Song Pagoda in the south of the Yangtze River. Yanzi Temple Yanzi Temple Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located in the southeast of the original temple in Xueqian Street, Changshu City, it is a special shrine dedicated to Yan Yan, a disciple of Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is the oldest ancestral temple building in Changshu at present. In the third year of Song Qingyuan (1197), Sun Yingshi, a magistrate of a county, was founded. Originally named Danyang Gongci, it was moved to the Confucian Temple in the second year of Duanping (1235), and was renamed Wugong Gongci in Yuan Dade. It was moved to this site in the twenty-second year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1486). Qinggan Longjian was renamed today, and a square was built in front of the temple. Zeng Guofan, governor of the two rivers during Tongzhi period, supervised the repair and was renovated in 1985. There are three main halls in the temple, with a width of 1 meters and a height of 8.1 meters, and the plane is square. Nanmu is the four golden pillars in the Ming Dynasty. The building is stable and beautiful, and the shape still retains the Song Dynasty style. A stone tablet inscribed in the first year of Song Jiaxi (1237) is embedded between the walls of the temple. On the southwest side of the temple is the Ji Gate of the Confucian Temple, next to which is a ginkgo tree that is hundreds of years old. Huang Gongwang Tomb, Huang Gongwang Tomb, and Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located at the side of Xiaoshi Cave at the foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Backed by Yushan Mountain and facing Lake Bridge, it covers an area of more than 8 square meters. The tomb is 4 meters in diameter and 1.5 meters in height. In 1817, Sun Huangtai, the 16th generation of Huang Gongwang in the 22nd year of Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty, re-established the "Tomb of Huang Gong Yifeng, a Gao Shi in Yuan Dynasty". In Luocheng and Baitai, the tombs descending along the hillside are more than 6 meters long, and there is a single-room stone workshop rebuilt in the 197s, with the inscription "Tomb of Mr. Huang Dachi, Yuan Gaoshi". Around the mountain road in front of the tomb, there are three halls built in the Qing Dynasty, in which the woodcut couplets written by the calligrapher Ji Hou were originally hung. The joint article reads: "The public is also stupid, so am I. When crossing the yellow cliff and burying bones, I am crazy; "The higher the quality, the higher it is. Shang Hu's snow-fishing map is passed on, and his brush is higher than that of Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties. Zhaoming Prince Reading Desk Zhaoming Prince Reading Desk is located in Shi Mei Book Desk Park at the southern foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. According to legend, it was the reading office of Prince Xiao Tong of Liang Zhaoming in the Southern Dynasties. Rammed with mountain soil, it is 3.5 meters high, 14.6 meters long from north to south and 12.7 meters wide from east to west. On the stage, there is a single-room roll shed roof and a rectangular stone pavilion rebuilt by Yang Ziqi, a magistrate of a county in Hongzhi, Ming Dynasty. In the middle of it is a stone carving of "Reading Platform" inscribed by Luo Yahashan, Daojue of Suzhou Grain Reserve in the eighth year of Qing Qianlong (1743). On the west side, there is a portrait of Xiao Tong carved by Ming Jiajing and several inscriptions written by people in the village. Surrounded by ancient trees, there is the Jiaowei Spring, the source of the famous seven strings of Qinchuan. Climbing up the stairs after crossing the spring, there are historical sites such as Cangsheng Temple. "Looking back on the past at the desk" is one of the eighteen scenic spots in Yushan. Tomb of Wang Tuo Tomb of Wang Tuo Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Jiangsu Province. Located at the south side of Shaoxiangbang Huanshan Highway at the foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Covers an area of 266 square meters. Originally, there were Weng Zhong, Ruishou, Tombs and Double Pillar Square, and Qingwang Cemetery Square for Taibu Temple, which were later destroyed. The tomb faces south, with its back to Yushan and facing the mountain pond. The enclosure is surrounded by Luocheng, with a 35-meter-long tomb, and a single-room soaring granite workshop rebuilt in recent years is erected. Wang Tuo (1514 ~ 1555) was born in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province. Ming Jiajing was a scholar in the 29th year (155), and was awarded the magistrate of Changshu in the 31st year, with outstanding achievements. In May of thirty-four years, he was killed in the war against Japanese invaders, and his loyal bones were buried in Yushan, and the court gave him a letter to Shaoqing of Taibu Temple. Zhao Yongxian's former residence Zhao Yongxian's former residence Jiangsu cultural relics protection unit. Located at No.1, Nanzhao Lane, Changshu City. Zhao Yongxian (1535 ~ 1596), whose name was Ding Yu, was a scholar in Qin Long in the fifth year of Ming Dynasty (1571). He was appointed as the right assistant minister of Nanjing Ritual Department. At the beginning of the apocalypse, he was given the history of Ritual Department, and posthumous title was "Wen Yi". He is a famous bibliophile with his son Qi Mei. The former residence faces south, and there are three existing houses with a construction area of more than 4 square meters. The second entrance hall has three rooms with a width of 1.4 meters and a depth of 1 purlin and 1.73 meters. The beams are carved with exquisite patterns such as cranes and lotus leaves, and the beams and arches are painted. On the east side of the hall, there are three small study rooms, which are the "pulse museum" of Zhao's collection. Built-in floor-to-ceiling window with patio in front is small and exquisite, and the lakes, rocks and mountains are all relics. This house is the most complete Ming Dynasty residence in Changshu. Qushi Li Tomb Qushi Li Tomb Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit Located in the west Niuwotan, Fushuiyan, the peak of Yushan Mountain. Qu Shi, an anti-Qing scholar, was captured in Guilin in the seventh year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (165) and refused to surrender. His remains were returned by Sun Changwen thousands of miles away and buried here. Sitting in the east and west, it covers an area of 1,82 square meters. It is built with fenced soil, Luocheng and walls. After the burial, a monument of "The Tomb of Qu Gong Zhong Xuan" is erected. The tomb passage is 56.5 meters long, and a single-room stone square is built between Qingganlong in the middle. The forehead is engraved with "Qing Ci Zhong Xuan Ming Wen Zhong Qu Cemetery", and the square column is engraved with couplets on both sides. There is a moon pool and a stone altar in front of the workshop. In the tomb area, there are pines and cypresses. His son taught Song Xi and Sun to review Chang Wen and was buried beside him. Caiyitang Caiyitang National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located in the gate of Wengjia Lane, Changshu City, it is the main building of Weng's former residence and Wengtongyu Memorial Hall. Founded in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, it was originally owned by the Sangshi family of the local clan, and its hall name was "Sengui", and later it was easy to "Conggui". Qin Long Wanli belongs to Yan Cheng's residence, the guqin family of Shaowu magistrate. In the 13th year of Qing Daoguang (1833), Weng Xincun, a scholar in Jiangxi Province, bought it from the surname Zhong and renamed it "Caiyitang". His son Weng Tong? I spent my teenage years here. The hall sits in the north and south, on the top of five ridges of Hard Mountain, with three rooms 14.98 meters wide and 14.3 meters deep. The timber is strong, and 116 colorful paintings are painted on the beams and purlins, with a total area of about 15 square meters. There are three categories: pure baggage, full composition baggage and imitation official color painting. The patterns are mainly geometric brocade, Yunlong and crane, with various patterns and endless changes. Some of the pictures are plastered with powder to highlight the three-dimensional sense, which is an excellent painting of ancient buildings in the south of the Yangtze River. On the beam, the plaque "Painted Dress Hall" written by Chen Luan, the governor of Suzhou in the 15th year of Daoguang (1835) was hung. Wang Shigu's Tomb, Wang Shigu's Tomb, Jiangsu Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located on the bank of Chengjia Bridge at the foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Wang Shigu name? , is a famous painter in the early Qing Dynasty. The tomb faces south, facing the piedmont pond, covering an area of 457 square meters. The enclosure is surrounded by Luocheng, Baitai, the tomb gate and the tomb passage, and there are two monuments erected behind the tomb, one of which was written by Weng Tongtuo, who was demoted to his hometown by Empress Dowager Cixi in the 26th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (19). At the entrance of the tomb, a single-room stone workshop was erected, which was rebuilt in the 198s, with the inscription "Qing Dynasty painting the tomb of Saint Wang Shigu". Weimo Temple Weimo Temple is located on the ridge about 2 kilometers west of Xinfeng Pavilion in Yushan, Changshu City, covering an area of 2,3 square meters. Founded in the first year of Song Longxing (1163), it was originally named Shiwu Weimo 'an. In the third year of Chunxi (1176), the right-hand prime minister Zeng Huai invited him to be a merit school and gave him the title of "showing his pro-endowment and blessing the temple". Ming Xuande changed his name in 1429. Qingganlong was overhauled, and together with Huiri Temple, Broken Mountain Temple and Sanfeng Temple, it is called the four ancient temples in Changshu. Xianfeng was destroyed by fire in ten years and rebuilt in Guangxu. There are buildings such as Tianwang Hall, Mituo Hall, Main Hall, Wanghai Building, Huluchi, Bowl Spring and Shanmen. It was renovated in 1983 and named "Vimo Villa". When staying in this temple, it is best to watch the sunrise in the morning, and "Weimo Rising Sun" is one of the eighteen scenic spots in Yushan. You can see Shang Hu in the south from the "Wanghuyan" and overlook the Yangtze River in the north from the "Wanghailou". Green tea is everywhere around the temple, and the scenery is pleasant. Xinfengting Xinfengting Changshu Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located at the highest point of Yushan Mountain Ridge in Changshu City. It was built between Jiatai in the Southern Song Dynasty, so it was named "Wanghu Pavilion" because you can visit the east and west Kunming Lake and Shang Hu at the gate. Later, it was renamed Jimu, Daiguan, etc., with similar meanings. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the name was given by geomantic experts. Repeated repairs since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1995, it was dismantled and overhauled. The pavilion is a double-decked double-eaved pyramidal roof, made of wood and brick, with a hexagonal body, 3.8 meters on each side, and beautiful wings. According to folk legend, Xu Zhenjun lived under the pavilion. In the old days, whenever there was a long drought, villagers often destroyed the corner of the pavilion, saying that it could cause rain and repair it after the rain. The sky is clear and clear, and when you climb the pavilion, you can see that the Yangtze River winds like a belt. The setting sun is setting in the west, the pavilions are picturesque, and the smoke is endless, which makes people relaxed and happy. "Xin Feng Xi Zhao" is one of the eighteen scenic spots in Yushan. Yanyuan Yanyuan Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Jiangsu Province. Located in Xinfeng Lane, Changshu City. Covers an area of about 28 square meters. It was built for Jiang Yuanshu, a local magistrate in Taiwan Province between Qing and Qianlong. During Jiaqing period, his nephew Jiang Yinpei, a magistrate of Tai 'an County, repaired it, and invited Ge Yuliang, a famous stone-piling artist in Jinling, to build a rockery in Huangshi, named Yan Gu and Yan Yuan. Ingenious conception, unique architecture and exotic flowers and trees, especially the Yan Valley rockery, which is steep, dangerous and varied, is appreciated by gardeners and is famous for its traditional classical garden characteristics in Jiangnan. After 1984, some landscapes were restored and opened as parks. Qin Qin Tong Jian Lou Qin Tong Jian Lou Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located in West Street, Guli Town, Changshu. The building area is 285 square meters. Founded in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, it is the library of Qu Shaoji, the academic supervisor of Yanghu County, and the fifth generation of descendants. Together with Yangshi Haiyuan Pavilion in Liaocheng, Shandong Province, Baibai Song Building in Gui 'an, and Eight Thousand Volumes Building in Qiantang Ding Shi, they are called the four largest libraries in China in Qing Dynasty. Qu Yong, the son of Qu Shaoji, was fond of gold stones. He once got an iron harp and a bronze sword, so he named the building. Sitting facing south, the existing building has two floors, each of which has three rooms with a width of 8.87 meters and a depth of 6.55 meters. The east and west hatchbacks are provided with aisles to connect the front and rear. On the north and south sides, sill windows are added to provide ventilation and lighting for indoor books, and external firewalls are installed. After comprehensive maintenance in 1986, it was turned into the "Tieqin Bronze Sword Collection Memorial Hall". Zeng's Virtual Profile Garden Zeng's Virtual Profile Garden is located in front of Wengfu in the west of Changshu City. The west is adjacent to Zhao's kettle garden. Built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, it is the "Xiaowangchuan" site of Qian Dai, a person from Yushiyi. After many times, the Tongzhi period in the Qing Dynasty was bought as a home by Lang Zhongzeng of the Ministry of Punishment, and it was named "Xukuo Residence", which was also the former residence of his son Ceng Pu, a writer in the late Qing Dynasty. This garden faces the Chenghe River, with its back to Yushan, with a clear pool in the middle, a rockery and a pavilion around it, and a winding corridor. There are hundreds of years old famous trees in the park, such as Pinus bungeana, Red Bean Tree, etc. There are dozens of inscriptions on celebrity calligraphy, such as Weng Tongtuo and Li Hongzhang, embedded in the gallery wall. The garden is a typical bureaucratic homestead in Changshu in Qing Dynasty, which takes a view from the mountains, making the mountains, waters and colors blend into one, and building a unique style. Wengtongjia tomb Wengtongjia tomb Jiangsu cultural relics protection unit. Located at the foot of Guige Peak at the foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Covers an area of about 7 square meters. It is the westernmost tomb in the Weng family cemetery. Weng Tongtuo was the prime minister of Tongzhi and Guangxu dynasties. Later, he angered Empress Dowager Cixi by supporting the reform and reform, was cut from his post and returned to Li, and lived in seclusion in Weng Bingshe at the foot of the mountain until he died of depression. Its tomb is 3 meters in diameter and 1.2 meters in height, with Luocheng, Baitai and the entrance of the tomb, and only one monument is erected behind the tomb. The tomb road twists and turns to the south, with a length of about 65 meters. At the crossing along the highway around the mountain, there is a single-room stone workshop rebuilt in 1984, with the inscription "Weng's new building". The tomb area is backed by Yushan Mountain, surrounded by cypress trees, and the scenery is very good. Yushan Yushan National Forest Park, national Taihu Lake wind