Where is Dacheng Hall of Liuzhou Confucian Temple?

Dacheng Hall is the main hall of the Confucian Temple, located on the longitudinal axis of the Second Hospital.

Dacheng Hall has three floors of Danlou, seven rooms wide and five rooms deep. The main hall is 3 1.8m high, 49.7m wide and 47.5m deep. _ Top double eaves, copper tiles flying, staggered arches, carved beams and painted buildings. 40 gold pillars, 6 meters high and 0.8 meters in diameter, with red copper arches and carved Yunlong patterns; The ridge of the temple is decorated with dragon kisses and covered with brass tiles; Surrounded by a cloister, the cloister is 4 meters wide, carved with white marble railings, and there are steps around it to enter the main hall on the high platform; In front of the main hall, there are Baitai and No.4 Road, which are places to worship incense and caves. Your majesty is a dragon ball play, and the top of the hall is decorated with the famous sentence of the Analects of Confucius by Xiao Zhuan. The whole Dacheng Hall is magnificent, with neat structure and remarkable oriental architectural features.

The "Dacheng Hall" plaque on the head is completely modeled after the plaque of the Confucius Temple in Qufu, and the handwriting is vigorous and powerful. So experts praised "Qufu in the north and Liuzhou in the south".

The Dacheng Hall of Liuzhou Confucian Temple has a unique design, and its building volume ranks first in China. Dacheng Hall, with double eaves and a roof imitating Tang architecture, is 30m high, 49.7m wide and 47.5m deep. It stands on the 5.8-meter-high abutment, which is the core of the whole Confucian Temple complex and the center of Confucius sacrificial ceremony in Liuzhou Confucian Temple. Here, resplendent and magnificent, the structure is solemn and the scale is grand, which makes people feel solemn. The abutment of Dacheng Hall is 5.85 meters high, with three floors in Danyong, and the terrace is Tianhuang Qingshi in Fujian. The imperial road, which is 3.6 meters wide in the middle and 18 meters long, is surrounded by gluttonous patterns. There are 19 high relief flying dragons with different expressions, which have the spirit of the ninth five-year plan and are in harmony with the golden dome of Dacheng Hall. The 24 copper-clad lotus longteng columns in the corridor of Dacheng Hall are 6 meters high and 0.8 meters in diameter, which is also a highlight, setting off the majesty and massiness of Dacheng Hall.

Sitting in the temple, the statue of Confucius, carved in bronze and gold, has a base height of 4.25 meters and a height of 3.5 meters, and weighs 1.2 tons. This statue, wearing twelve royal robes and twelve crowns, shows elegance in majesty, kindness in wisdom and Confucius' position as a spiritual leader in ancient times. This statue of Confucius, with exquisite materials, exquisite workmanship and beautiful shape, is one of the few Confucius temples in China.

On the west side of Dacheng Hall in Liuzhou Confucius Temple, there are statues of saints Ceng Zi and Mencius, and on the east side, there are statues of saints Yan Yuan and Zi Si. These disciples are painted statues born out of raw lacquer, 3.8 meters high and 2.6 meters high. They are wearing nine emperors' robes and nine crowns, and may give lectures.

On the east side of Dacheng Hall of the Confucian Temple in Liuzhou, Yan Yuan, who regained his holiness, and Zi Si, who recited his holiness, are enshrined.

The design of the caisson in Dacheng Hall is also the first of Liuzhou Confucian Temple. The algae well is transparent and you can see the sky, which means that Confucius' thought is connected with heaven and earth. The Dacheng Hall is decorated with more than 66,000 square meters of copper plates, and the famous sentences of The Analects of Confucius are engraved on the copper plates by etching process, which sets off the profoundness of Confucius' thoughts.