What places of interest are there in Fuzhou?

A nine immortals mountain. In the center of Fuzhou, Fujian. According to legend, the ancient nation "Yu Yue" in the Warring States period.

A branch of this family lives here, hence the name. The whole mountain covers an area of 1 1.9 hectares and looks like a giant turtle, with the highest point reaching 58.6 meters above sea level. There are six scenic spots on the mountain, such as Lan 'ao Pavilion, Yi 'aoxuan, Bu 'aopo and Jieaomen, and 24 scenic spots, such as Jiuritai, Jixian Rock, Pingyuan Terrace, Lion Rock, an alchemy well and Jiuxian Cave. The existing temple figures include Viva Temple, Qigong Temple, Dashitang Temple and Jiuxian Taoist Temple. There are more than 100 cliff stone carvings from Song Dynasty to modern times. The stele gallery displays the inscriptions of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

Dashidian

A Guanyin pavilion. At the top of the mountain. Originally the former site of the Song Family Courtyard, it was converted into Wanshou Pavilion in the fifty-second year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (17 13), with a "endless" dome, which is the place where hundreds of officials wish Li. In the second year of Qianlong (1737), it was changed to Grand Pit Hall. In the battle of recovering Fuzhou in the Revolution of 1911, Yushan was the general offensive position, and the headquarters of the former enemy of the revolutionary army was located in the hall. At dawn on June 9, 19 1 1, the revolutionary army opened fire here and hit the street where the headquarters and the flag soldiers lived together. They were killed by General Park Shou near the temple in the west of Single Crystal City. There is an inscription in the hall, which tells the story of Guanyin Bodhisattva changing from a man to a woman.

Dingguang tower

Commonly known as Baita. Located in the foothills of Shanxi. Brick structure, seven-story octagon, 4 1 m high. It was built in the first year of God bless in the Tang Dynasty (AD 904). According to the inscription, a glowing sphere was found during foundation excavation, hence the name. At first, it was a six-story pavilion-style brick-and-wood tower surrounded by wood. Ming Jiajing 13th year (1534) was destroyed by thunder and fire. In the twenty-sixth year (1548), the remaining brick shaft was cut off by a quarter, and the wooden ladder was refitted into the brick shaft to become a brick tower. The stone platform of the log tower in the Tang Dynasty is still there. The Dingguang Pagoda Temple in Tarnum was built in the second year of the Tang Dynasty (AD 905). Two years later, in order to congratulate Zhu Wen on his accession to the throne, it was renamed Long Live Temple, commonly known as Baita Temple. The existing temple characters were reconstructed in the Qing Dynasty.

Qigong temple

Located in the east of Shanbaita Temple. Qi Jiguang (1528— 1587) was an outstanding strategist in the Ming dynasty.

Word Jing,No. Nantang, Penglai, Shandong. In the forty-first year of Jiajing (1562), he led troops to support Fujian's Anti-Japanese War and won three victories: Yuheng, Ningde, Niuyue, Fuqing and Linton in Putian. When the squad returned to Zhejiang, Fuzhou officials and gentry gave a farewell dinner at Shanping Yuantai to celebrate their achievements. Later generations built temples beside the platform, which were later abandoned. The present temple was rebuilt by 19 18. The ancestral temple was built on a stone mountain, with Wukesong trees beside it, a plain platform in front of it, and an overpass between the platforms; There are many strange rocks in the east of the hall, one of which is like a couch with the word "drunken stone" engraved on it. It is said that this is where Qi Gong lies after being drunk. There is a drunken stone pavilion next to the stone, and Penglai Pavilion, Rongshouyan and Bushan Jingshe in the north of the pavilion.

Yushan Moya Stone Carving

On the mountain. There are more than 100 cliff stone carvings from Song Dynasty to modern times. Mainly concentrated in Guifeng, Qigong Temple, Penglai Peak, Jinsutai and other places. Among them, the seal script of Jin Sutai written by Yuan Jiang in the Song Dynasty, the running script of Pingyuantai written by Zhang Biao in the Ming Dynasty, the poems carved by Shang Chun, the eunuch in charge of ships, and the chronicles carved by Cai Qian and Zhu Fen, the leaders of the Qing Dynasty who suppressed the peasant uprising, all have artistic and historical values.

Kaiyuan Temple Iron Buddha

In Jingyuan Lane, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. The temple was built in the second year of Liang Daqing (AD 548) and was originally named Lingshan. It was renamed in the 23rd year of Tang Kaiyuan (AD 735). The iron Buddha sat on the lotus platform with his hands folded, covered in mud and gold, with a solemn name. 5.3 meters high, people stand on their shoulders, and their hands can't touch the top. The date of casting is not recorded in the literature. Before the middle of Ming Dynasty, it was mistaken for the 30,000 Jin bronze Buddha of Wang Zhu in the later Tang Dynasty. It was not until later that non-copper solid iron was discovered. He once wrote in different ways: "The ancient Buddha originated from the iron man, but the ordinary man said it was a golden body." In the early Qing Dynasty, Rongcheng Biography said: On the first day of April in the sixteenth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1659), the Iron Buddha Hall was rebuilt, and a silver tower was opened under the Buddha's seat, with the title: "Song Yuanfeng Guihai took Hitachi on the first day of the first month, and Liu Jin was the secretariat." Accordingly, Tiefodang was cast in the sixth year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1083), which is an example of studying ancient smelting technology.

wu shishan

Referred to as Wushan, also known as Daoshan. In the middle of Fuzhou, Fujian, it is one of the three major mountains in the city, opposite to Yushan. Tourist area 1 1.9 hectares, the highest point is Xianglufeng (Taolishi), with an altitude of 86.02 meters. Rugged rocks, tree-lined valleys, temples surrounded by mountains, pavilions in the mountains. There are 36 miracles. The Tang Dynasty was a tourist attraction. Among them, Tianzhangtai, Chongtiantai, Thunderbolt Rock and Tiantai Bridge are all thirty-six. 1955 There are three pavilions with different shapes: the octagonal pavilion in the east, which is the Daoshan pavilion written by Ceng Gong, the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties; The square pavilion in the center was built to commemorate Li, who made great contributions to the anti-Japanese war in the Ming Dynasty, and was named Li Gongting. The circular pavilion in the house was named Shu Xian Pavilion to commemorate Chen Zhenlong's introduction of sweet potato seeds from Luzon. In addition, there are Shen Gong Temple, Daoshan Temple, Mituo Temple and Luzu Palace.

Wu Shishan Moya Stone Carving

On Wushi Mountain. There are more than 200 cliff stone carvings, which are distributed in every corner of the mountain, especially the nearby small platform, Tianzhangtai and Daoshan Pavilion. The famous seal script Prajna, written by Li Yudali in the seventh year of the Tang Dynasty (AD 772), was inscribed by Cheng Shimeng, Sean, Zhu and Liang Kejia in the Song Dynasty. It was written in Mongolian in the Yuan Dynasty. There were many poems in the Ming Dynasty, among which the eunuch's inscription was not taken by the Qing people, but was not included in the Records of Wushi Mountain. However, it is of great historical value to study the activities of eunuchs in Ming Dynasty, especially the activities of eunuchs supervising ships.

West Lake

In the northwest corner of Fuzhou, Fujian. In the third year of Jin Taikang (AD 282), Gao Yan, the county magistrate, cut the water from the northwest mountain and collected it here to irrigate farmland. During the Five Dynasties in Fujian, the palace was built by the lake and gradually became a playground for Zhou people. Song Xin Qi Ji said, "If it rains better, Shi is unmarried." Therefore, it is called Little West Lake. 19 14 was turned into a park. At that time, the area of land available for sightseeing was only 54.3 mu, which reached 2 15.5438+05 mu after many expansions after liberation. There are Hua Kai, Xie Ping and Yaojiao Island in the lake, Lotus Pavilion and Dameng Mountain by the lake, and Liu Di is connected with Dai Yu, Hong Fei and Buyun Bridge, forming a whole picture. The garden is covered with thick shade, fragrant and fragrant, and it is hidden by halls and guizhai. The lake is full of canoe shadows, the water is lying on the waves, and the lakes and mountains are fascinating. Fujian Provincial Museum is located in the park.

Damengshan

Allen Mountain. On the shore of West Lake in Fuzhou, Fujian. It is 2 miles wide and less than 40 meters high. In the past, pine trees were lush, green and tall, breezy, and heard far and near. "Big Dream and Loose Sound" is one of the first eight scenic spots in Fuzhou West Lake. Nowadays, the pine and bamboo are full of green flowers and trees. There is a big Mengshan Pavilion at the top of the mountain, and a line leads into the rockery cave at the southeast foot, which spirals up and overlooks the whole lake. The terrain around the foothills is circuitous, and there are historical sites such as Tiger Palm Pool in the southwest. South of it is the site of Dingxi Limb Garden in Pingzhang, Chen You at the end of Yuan Dynasty, south of it is the site of Xuejiachiting in Ming Dynasty, and east of it is the Ancestral Temple of Saki, assistant minister of Li Ming Department. There are three ponds, Yang Long, Yujing and Shamao, which were merged into Fuzhou Zoo on 1957. There are panda hall, animal house, aquarium promenade, seal pool, monkey mountain, elephant garden and so on. There are many rare birds and animals in the park. There is a swimming pool in the west corner.

xichan temple

Formerly known as Changqing Temple. Yishan in the western suburbs of Fuzhou, Fujian. It's about 3 kilometers from downtown. Yishan is shaped like a "falling slope and flying phoenix", also known as Fengshan. Wang Ba, an alchemist from the Southern Dynasties, lived in it. In the 12th year of Tang Zhenyuan (AD 796), it was built to worship it. After relaxing. In the eighth year of Xian Tong (867), Buddhists lived here for a long time. In the last two years, it was renamed Qing Zen, and it soon expanded. In the fourth year of Changxing in the late Tang Dynasty (933), it was renamed Changqing, commonly known as Western Zen. Covering an area of about 100 mu, there are more than 40 large and small buildings, most of which were rebuilt by subtle Zen masters who raised funds overseas during Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. Magnificent in scale, it was listed as one of the five Buddhist temples in Fuzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. Sending a garden in the wall, with flowers and trees like brocade, is especially good at winning the billiards hall; There are 100 ancient lychees outside the wall. Every year, monks hold lychee parties, recite poems and paint pictures, and "Li Yishan" becomes a verse.

Hualinsi main hall

In the northern part of Fuzhou, Fujian, at the southern foot of Pingshan. In the second year of Gande in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 964), when King Wu Yue moved, he was still divided into Fuzhou, and his subordinate Bao You was transferred to the county magistrate to build a temple here. Formerly known as "Yueshan (Pingshan) Jiyang Temple", it was renamed Hualin Temple in the Ming Dynasty. Original Temple, Buddhist Temple, Huanfeng Pavilion, Juexueliao, etc. Abandoned a long time ago. Only the main hall is left, with a single eaves and nine ridges, three rooms wide and four rooms deep. Although it was rebuilt in Ming and Qing Dynasties, its main girder frame and bucket are still the original objects when it was first built, which preserves the architectural style of Tang and Song Dynasties. It is the oldest wooden building in the south of the Yangtze River in China and is a precious material for studying ancient buildings.

Jiangxin park

In the center of Taijiang, Fuzhou. Covering an area of 3 hectares, it looks like a huge ship lying on the blue waves, formerly known as Sanxianzhou, which was formed by alluvial deposition. The northern part of this continent is full of waves and battles; The south is calm and the water is as clear as a mirror; Located in the downtown area, there is no noise of cars and horses. 1975, Jiangxin Park was built here, surrounded by stone revetment, with 50,000 flowers and trees as the center and three old banyan trees. There are Banshuping, Goldfish Pavilion, Linjiang Pavilion, Diaoyutai, tea garden and swimming pool, all of which are quite big. 1982 officially opened.

Yanfu tomb

In Yang Qi Village, a suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian. In the second year of Xuantong in Qing Dynasty (19 10), it was built by Yan Fu before his death. It is mainly made of stone, shaped like an armchair, and engraved with the title "The life field of Mr. Yan, an official of the Qing Dynasty". There are a pair of Yunlong columns on each side, and the horizontal screen in front of the tomb is "only suitable", which is small in scale and generous in structure. Yan Fu (1853- 192 1) was born in Houguan, Fujian (now Fuzhou). He was admitted to Fuzhou Ship Administration School in his early years, and Guangxu studied in England for three years (1877). He has served as the chief teacher, general manager and consultant of Tianjin Naval Academy. After the Revolution of 1911, he served as president of Peking University. He once translated Huxley's theory of evolution, which provided a theoretical basis for the reform. He is a modern bourgeois reformist thinker and translator.

Zhangjing tomb

Huang Dianshan, Yuancuo Village, the western suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian. Zhang Jing (1492— 1555) was Amin's general in the war of resistance against Japan. The word Tingyi was born in Banzhou, a post-official (now Fuzhou), a scholar, and an official of the Ministry of War. In the thirty-third year of Jiajing (1554), he was fully responsible for defending the Japanese pirates. The following year, in Jingxing, Wangjiang, Zhejiang Province, he won a great victory and won the first place in the military. However, he was framed by Zhao Wenhua, a member of Yan Song Danger Party, and was killed in the capital. During the Wanli period, his grandson complained of grievances and was buried here. Huangdian Mountain, called Yukeng Mountain in ancient times, is located on the bank of Minjiang River with beautiful scenery. The tomb is a white stone structure, with 13 wide stone platforms from the foothills to the mid-levels, with a depth of 515m. Weng Zhong, watchtower, horses, lions, tigers, sheep and other stone animals are left and right, which are magnificent. The original Southeast No.1 Stone Workshop at the foot of the mountain was demolished by warlords during the Republic of China, and the stone platform was also stolen. 1963 to reconstruct its main part.

Linyangsi

A temple of Jenny. Located in Beifeng Mountain Area, Fuzhou, Fujian, 0/9 km away from the city center. The temple is at the foot of Ruifeng Mountain. According to the records of Sanshan annals in the Song Dynasty, it was located in the second year of Changxing in the late Tang Dynasty (AD 93 1). Jeni Hospital. Du Minji of the Ming Dynasty called the first year of Tianfu at the end of Jin Dynasty (AD 936). Abandoned in the early Ming Dynasty, rebuilt in the 40th year of Wanli (16 12), changed to a temple, and then abandoned. The existing temple was rebuilt by Gu Yue, the abbot of Gushan Yongquan Temple in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, and was named Linyang Temple. The whole group of buildings generally imitates Gushan Yongquan Temple, and also takes Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall and Fatang Hall as the main axis buildings, with two layers of bells and drums on the left and right. It is lined with Buddhist temples, monk rooms, living rooms and so on. It was one of the five major Buddhist temples in Fuzhou at that time. In the west of the temple, there is a hidden bone tower of Zen master Yinshan in the fourth year of Chen Shuiding in the Southern Dynasty (AD 560).

Lin zexu's tomb

At the foot of Golden Lion Mountain in Ma 'an Village, the northern suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian, facing Wufeng Mountain. Lin Zexu (1785— 1850) was a national hero in the Qing Dynasty. The word Shaomu, Hou Guan (now Fuzhou), Jiaqing Jinshi, served as governor and governor. Advocating smoking ban, he served as an imperial envoy in the 19th year of Daoguang (1839), went to Guangdong to ban smoking, and ordered British and American tobacco merchants to hand over 2.37 million Jin of opium and destroy it in Humen. Britain launched a war of aggression, and he joined forces with the military and civilians to repel the British attack. Due to the compromise and peace of the Qing court, he was dismissed and exiled to Xinjiang. Later, he was appointed governor of Yunnan and Guizhou. 1849 resigned due to illness and returned to his hometown. The following year, he was ordered to go to Guangdong, died in Chaozhou and was buried here. The tomb is a concrete structure with a width of13.2m and a depth of 24.6m.. It is a four-story platform with a pair of lions in front. In the sixth year of Daoguang, Lin Zexu was built by his parents, and his wife and brother were buried together. There are two monuments in front of the tomb: the imperial inscription and the memorial tablet.

Linzexu ancestral hall

Macau Road, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. The entrance of the shrine faces the east, with the first screen wall and two doors on the left and right, and inscribed with titles such as "Zhongxing Zhou Zong" and "Zuohai Great Man". The second road is the archway wall. A gate is engraved with "Lin Wenzhong's ancestral temple", and the entrance is a stone-paved passage. There are Weng Zhong in Qingshi Wu Wen and horses, sheep and tigers on the left and right. There are three musical instrument halls in the middle of the road, and the passage behind the hall leads directly to the pavilion. The pavilion is square, and there are three green slates in it, and the finished product is glyph. One is the imperial edict, the other is the imperial praise, and the other is the imperial inscription, which was given by Lin Zexu when he died and supplemented when the temple was built in the thirty-first year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1905). The Ci Hall is located on the north side of the Monument Pavilion, with a wall outside. In the middle of the hall, the portrait of Lin Zexu hangs, and the plaque inscribed by Daoguang is hung on the lintel. There are two three-row flat houses behind the pavilion, which are opposite to each other and separated by a flower wall, both of which are used as living rooms. Then there are a series of arc-shaped double-storey buildings, nine rows in the north building and three rows in the west building, which were originally used for family children to study, and there is also a "rich well" monument. /kloc-in the winter of 0/982, it was converted into Lin Zexu Memorial Hall.

Ouyechi

Also known as sword pool. East of Gu Ping Road, north of Fuzhou, Fujian. According to legend, Ou Yezi cast swords here in the Spring and Autumn Period, hence the name. According to the Records of Three Mountains in the Song Dynasty, "Tang Yuan and the monk Wei Wojunchi got several bronze swords and knife rings and sent them to the armory. There were people in the bamboo forest at that time. " In ancient Chi Pan, there were Yeshan, Lize Temple, Jianchiyuan, Wulongtang and Ouye Pavilion, all of which were abandoned. Huang Songshang's "Ou leafpool" temple cloud: "Only the Moon Mountain Pool is still there, and jathyapple is still there." Zhang Mingshiche's poem "Yan Ji in the Sword Pool" says: "How many purple flowers bloom on the edge of the rock, I will be with you in Panyingzhou tonight." At present, there are only a few acres left on the pool surface, and 1983 has deepened, and some pavilions have been restored.

luoxing tower

Commonly known as the grinding heart tower. Luoxingshan Song, Mawei Port, which was built 2 1km southeast of Fuzhou, Fujian. According to Folk Collection, Li's daughter was born and raised in Qiniangling, and Li Hao tried to take his wife, who died in southern Fujian. Qi Niang denounced the sale of her production into Fujian and donated money to build a tower as a blessing. "The tower was destroyed in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and Xu (1621-1627) proposed to repair it and rebuild it into a seven-story octagonal stone tower with a height of 3 1.5 meters, which stood in the harbor. In the tenth year of Guangxu (1884), the Chinese and French armies opened fire under Zeta. At that time, the people of thirteen towns on both sides of Majiang River. Launched a struggle against aggression. 1964 After extensive renovation, Luoxing Mountain was also transformed into a park.

Jin'gangtui Rock rock

On the other side of Minta Town in the lower reaches of Minjiang River in Fuzhou (Changle County), Fujian Province, 30 kilometers away from the urban area, it is located in a section with exposed rocks, winding rivers and deep and narrow rivers on both sides. Jin'gangtui Rock Rock is a big stone like a giant's legs and feet, extending from the foot of the mountain to the river. Legs are hollow as bridges, legs are tilted, and soles of boots are suspended. The boots are about 1 m long and covered with moss, which is very spectacular. It is one of the seven scenic spots of Minjiang River. There is also an ancient stone carving "Golden Wind Foot" on the rock wall in the Mid-Levels. People who go in and out of Minjiang River by boat. The Ministry of Magic was attracted by this natural boulder. It is said that the original pair was in Jin'gangtui Rock Rock, and the other one has been mined to build the first bridge behind the temple. Jin'gangtui Rock Rock is the dividing line between river water and sea water. Whenever streams and floods meet tides and waves, it is even more spectacular.

South Park

In the southeast of Fuzhou, Fujian. Covers an area of 20.000 square meters. Wang Geng Villa in South Beijing in the early Qing Dynasty. Ponds and terraces are better than insects. Part of Zuo Temple was built in Guangxu period, and it was changed to a park in 19 12. There are Sangzhe Pavilion, Litchi Pavilion and Tenghuaxuan. Wanghailou won. In recent years, according to its winding lake pond, banks have been built, surrounded by railings, and two stone arch bridges have been built on the lake, one of which is connected with the pavilion of the island in the lake from the rockery cave on the lake, becoming a tourist center. There is a double-decker boat by the lake, and the whole park can be seen from the platform. The cinema next to the park is also an old park.

Majiang Zhao Zhong Temple

It is located at the foot of Ma Xian Mountain in Mawei Port, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, facing Luoxing Ancient Pagoda. In the 12th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1886), it was built to commemorate the martyrs who died in the Majiang naval battle in the Sino-French war. There are 796 martyrs in the main hall and the two houses, and there are stone tablets in the front hall to record naval battles. To the west of the shrine is a graveyard. Rebuilt on 1920, the nine ridges of the cemetery merged into one hill, and the tombstone was rebuilt with the inscription: "On the third day of July in the tenth year of Guangxu, Ma Jiang was buried in the war." There are two old banyan trees in front of us, quiet and solemn. /kloc-rebuilt in 0/983, pavilions were added to the cemetery, and cultural relics of Majiang naval battle were displayed between the lines.

Minjiang Jinshan Pagoda

It is located in Jiangxi port, 8 kilometers west of Fuzhou, Fujian. In the middle of the river is a mound, which looks like a "floating surface" and has the potential of being a mainstay. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, a solid stone tower with seven floors and eight sides was built, the height of which was less than 10 meter. Antang is surrounded by towers. The ancients compared it to the Jinshan in Zhenjiang, so it was called Xiaojinshan. After being washed away by mountain torrents, Antang was either converted into Wenchang Temple or Tajiang Tower, which did not change often. The existing Jinshan Pagoda Temple was rebuilt by 1934. There is a temple in front of the tower, a building behind the tower, and a small room on the left and right. All pavilions have windows on all sides. Although they occupy a small area, they have a location. Unfortunately, the environment is quite quiet. A small stream flows around Jiusan and becomes a tourist attraction. Zhang Jing, a famous anti-Japanese scholar in Ming Dynasty, studied here when he was young, and Lin Zhaoen, a scholar in Putian in Ming Dynasty, also borrowed books. "The tower shadow is full of green waves, and the story of Jinshan is seen in the poem", but there are many celebrities' affairs in a tiny place.

People hope that Germany is due north.

Qingcheng Temple (Road), Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. Wang (862-925), the king of Fujian, was enfeoffed in the late Tang Dynasty and became the king of Fujian in the Five Dynasties. After thirty-nine years of governance in Fujian, great achievements have been made in promoting economic and cultural development. Later generations called it "the king of Kaimin". This place used to be his hometown and died in Fujian. In the third year of the late Jin Dynasty (AD 946), it was changed to a temple. From the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, every year on the day of beginning of spring, the county chief led a group of officials to borrow soil to knead spring cattle and start spring ploughing. The full name of the monument is Wang Dezheng Monument in Cien Langya County, with a height of 4.9 meters and a width of 1.87 meters. In the third year of Emperor Taizong (AD 906), it was written by Yu Jing and Wang Shu. The inscription records Shen Zhi's family background and his military, political, economic, cultural and foreign trade in the early days of governing Fujian, which is an important material for studying the history of the Five Dynasties. There are also some historical sites in the temple, such as the Monument to the King Temple of Zhong Yi and Begging for Land, which were established in the seventh year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 974).

Tomb of Wang Minwang Shenzhi

In the northern suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian, Douding Mountain, which occupies the lotus peak of Banxiang. Wang (862-925) was born in Gushi, Gwangju (now Henan). At the end of the Tang Dynasty, his brother, Wang Chao, invaded Fujian and was named King of Fujian. He ruled Fujian for thirty-nine years, which promoted the economic and cultural development of Fujian. The tomb was originally in Fengchi Mountain, and was moved and buried here in the third year of Changxing in the late Tang Dynasty (AD 932). Lotus peak is the main peak of the county, with a clear flag, facing the five tigers, and the momentum is magnificent. The original archway in the cemetery, as well as two houses (temples) in Lianhua and Yongxing, were abolished when Fujian died. In the fourth year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (1429), it was looted by station troops. Today, there are only three graves, Weng Zhong and Stone Beast. There are two parallel rectangular brick piers on the stage, which were rebuilt in 198 1. It was found that there was a tomb under the pier, the epitaph of Wang Min in the left room and the epitaph of Mrs. Shiren in the right room, all written by Weng Chengzan. There is a grave wall around the pier, and the top is sealed with soil. The tombstone of Tang Minzhong Wang Yi was erected during the reconstruction in the 30th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1602).

Jionglong bridge

Also known as Feigai Bridge and Shen Gong Bridge. Min 'an Town, a suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian Province, promotes Hong Kong. Built in the Five Dynasties, it has four piers and five doors, made of granite, 66 meters long and 4.8 meters wide. The piers are boat-shaped, with pointed ends, and five stone beams and slabs are laid between the piers. There are stone railings, 36 pillars, lions, marine animals and lotus flowers on the bridge. Carved on the top of the column, which is vivid in Gu Zhuo. After the reconstruction of the Spring Tour in the Southern Song Dynasty, it was renamed Feigai Bridge: in the sixteenth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1677), the town official Shen rebuilt it and renamed it Bridge. Most of the existing buildings are relics of the Tang and Song Dynasties. "The bridge in central Fujian is the best in the world", but there are still few Tang bridges with more than five doors, which is an important physical example to study the ancient bridge-building technology in Fujian. There is a temple pavilion at each end of the bridge, which was rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. At the northwest end is the Xuandi Pavilion, next to the stele of "Feigai Bridge" and "Shen Gong Bridge" inscribed by Zheng Xingzhi, a bachelor of Song Guanwen Temple, and at the southeast end is the Temple of the Holy King, which is dedicated to the Great Sage of Qi Tian and has nine ridges. Backed by Panshi Mountain, you can climb to the top step by step and enjoy the scenery of Xinggang Jiuqu and Qixing Birthday.

Guizhai

Beside the Lotus Pavilion in Fuzhou, Fujian. In the eighth year of Qing Daoguang (1828), Lin advocated the restoration of the West Lake in addition to his father's worries about staying at home. After the completion of the clear lake project, the ancestral hall of Li Gang in the Song Dynasty (now abandoned) was built in the former site of the North Huanghua Pavilion of the Lotus Pavilion, and three rafters were built next to the temple, and two osmanthus plants were planted, which was named after Li Gang's residence in his later years, also known as Gui Zhai. In the first year of Xianfeng (185 1), that is, the second year after Lin's death, that is, in June of 12, people of the country enshrined his image here according to Lin's will. During the Republic of China, a room called "Lin Wenzhong Public Reading Room" was built next to Zhai, and a new no-smoking booth was built.

Yantaishan

Fujing Peak in the middle of Meiwu and Maiyuanding on the south bank of Minjiang River in Fuzhou, Fujian. It was named because there were smoke mounds from the end of Yuan Dynasty to the beginning of Qing Dynasty as an alarm. 1962 completed the park. There are long corridors, tea rooms, reading rooms and swimming pools in the park. It is dotted with precious tree species such as kapok, Phoebe bournei and Pinus americana. Because there is a river with a relatively high terrain and a wide field of vision, you can have a panoramic view of Rongcheng. Looking north at three mountains and two towers; Overlooking the busy shipping of Minjiang River; There are also two bridges, Wanshou and Minjiang, just like Changhong. In the summer evening, the river is blowing gently, overlooking thousands of lights, such as stars, which is a summer resort. At the foot of Meiwu Mountain, there are ten thousand plum trees in ancient times, which are called Qionghuayu. Xu Xuan in the Ming Dynasty once left a famous saying, "Ten miles of flowers are the city, and thousands of miles of Yushu are the forest." Destroyed by war in the early Qing Dynasty, it is now full of shops.

chongfu monastery

It is located under Beiling in Fuzhou, Fujian, about 8 kilometers away from the urban area. Founded in the second year of Taiping Xingguo in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 977), it was originally named Chongfuyuan, which was later abandoned. Rebuilt in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, it took shape in the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi (1699), and then gradually developed. There were many Fangong temples and magnificent temples, making it one of the five major temples in Fuzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. The temple is at the foot of Elephant Peak, surrounded by mountains and towering pines and cypresses. There is a clear stream around the temple, and the environment is very quiet. Most of the existing temples were rebuilt during Guangxu period.

Worship the temple, protect the saints and build a prison tower

Commonly known as "Wuta", it is mistakenly called "net light tower". At the eastern foot of Wushi Mountain in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, the King of Fujian prayed for himself, his family and officials in the Three Years of the Five Dynasties (AD 94 1 year) and built it on the former site of the Tang Dynasty Tower. The original plan was to build nine floors, but it was not completed. Yan Xi was killed, and Fujian also died. The existing tower is octagonal, with seven eaves and a height of 35 meters. It is made of granite. Corner set leaning column, each layer of eaves. There is a door on the first floor, and there are two doors on other floors. Where there is no door, there is a Buddhist shrine. There is a winding passage in the center of the tower for climbing. Magnificent and dignified shape, opposite to the East-West Light Tower of Yushan, known as "Rongcheng Twin Towers". The tower of the lamp house is inclined, 1957 reconstruction. The embossed Buddha statues and inscriptions on the tower are valuable materials for studying the history and art of Fujian in the Five Dynasties. Next to the tower, it is the monument left by the former tower that "Zhenyuan built a clean light tower without scales".

mosque

Under Antai Bridge in Fuzhou, Fujian. According to the records of the temple tablet, it was built in the second year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (AD 628), which has no historical significance. According to this place, it used to be the Taiping Palace of Wang Jipeng, the king of Fujian in the Five Dynasties, but it was changed to Manjuin (Buddhist Temple) in the first year of Tianfu at the end of the Jin Dynasty (936) and was converted into a mosque in the Yuan Dynasty. "Du Minji" says: The State Dynasty was first built, and it was called "Zhenjiao Temple", and the people called it "worship", where Semu people prayed and recited scriptures. In the twentieth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (154 1), it was destroyed by fire. It was rebuilt in the winter of 2008 and completed in the eighth year. The rebuilt temple belongs to the oriental architectural form; The main hall has a single eaves and five ridges, and five rooms are deep and wide, forming a square, which is a chapel. In front is the Chinese watch, and on the left and right are the tea room, room corridor, kitchen house and so on. The existing hall was rebuilt on 1955 and changed into an I-shape. There are stone tablets such as Yongle Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jiajing Rebuilding Mosque in the temple. It is the only Islamic temple in Fuzhou.

Installing roller

It's not called "Shigu". In the eastern suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian, on the north bank of Minjiang River. Stretching for dozens of miles, there are peaks such as Mongolia, Baiyun and Ganzi, and the highest point is 969 meters above sea level. There is a drum-like boulder on the top of the mountain, hence the name. Yongquan Temple in the mountains is a famous temple in Fujian. Lingyuan Cave, Tingshuizhai and Baiyangxia in the east of the temple are covered with rugged rocks and cliffs, and are known as the "Stone Drum City". West of the temple is pine and cypress, with winding paths leading to secluded places, eighteen views of Gushan Mountain, and various scenic spots of Baiyun Cave. The peak on the mountain is commonly known as the "absolute peak", and you can see the sunrise. To the southwest of the temple is a rock climbing road, which is 3 kilometers long and has more than 2,500 stone walls. Along the way, there are five pavilions, such as waterfall viewing, mid-mountain, and changing clothes. 1954 Another Panshan Highway has been opened, and there are cars from the city center to the front of the temple. Songtao Building was built in 1979 to receive tourists.

Eighteen scenic spots in Gushan Mountain

Commonly known as eighteen holes. Gushan Yongquan Temple is west, under Lion Peak. Rocks and valleys, winding mountain roads, pines, Fuzhou city and suburbs panoramic view. Zhou Wang Pavilion was built in the Song Dynasty, but it has been abandoned. There is a cave nearby, with a width of16m and a depth of 7m. There is a clear spring in the cave, and a stone wall is inserted in front of the cave, which is called "Dharma Cave". There are stone stoves and ape rocks around the cave. In the fourth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1854), Baxian Cave and Hujiang Cave were opened, and stone alkali and stone paths were laid, which extended the tour route by more than 2 kilometers. About 30 caves and scenery were inscribed with titles respectively, while the stone wall at the entrance of Dharma Cave was inscribed with 18 poems, such as Dharma face wall, fairy ape guarding gorge, jade bamboo shoots in forest, happy birthday, etc., hence the name "Eighteen Scenes". In recent years, the passage has been renovated and pavilions have been built.

Gushan Cliff Stone Carving

On the lonely mountain. There are grotesque rocks and canyons on the mountain, and about 400 cliff carvings are carved on the rock wall, which are mostly distributed in Gudengshan Road, Feng Meng, Baiyun Cave, Shibajing and Lingyuan Cave, especially Lingyuan Cave. Xie Ming's "Ancient Manuscripts" said: "There are as many famous mountains engraved in space as those who are mountains; Entering Lingyuan Cave, there are many walls and almost no gaps. " There are more than 200 cliff carvings in Lingyuan Cave, which is a treasure house of calligraphy. The famous stone carvings include Cai Xiang, Li Gang, Zhao Ruyu and Zhu in Song Dynasty, and Guo Moruo in contemporary times.

Qianfota

In Gushan Yongquan Temple. Count a pair. Fired in Yuanfeng five years in the Northern Song Dynasty. (1082). Originally, it was Long Rui Temple in Nantai Island, Fuzhou. 1972 moved here and separated in front of Tianwang Hall. There is a "solemn robbery of a thousand pagodas" in the east and an "immortal robbery of a thousand pagodas" in the west. This tower is made of pottery, glaze and copper. It is a wooden octagonal pavilion with nine floors, with a height of 6.83m, a seating diameter of1.2m and a decreasing width from bottom to top. It is made of layered firing and then splicing. There is a 1078 Buddha statue on the tower wall, bells hanging under the eaves, gourds at the top of the tower, lions, mud and various flower patterns on the tower foundation, with clear inscriptions, burning time and the names of alms givers and craftsmen. Large pagodas made of pottery are rare in China, and they are valuable materials for studying the architectural art of the Song Dynasty.

Baiyundong

The northwest corner of Gushan Mountain is about 7 kilometers away from Yongquan Temple. The cave is between steep cliffs, about 16 meters wide and 5 meters deep. Blocked into Buddhist temples and monasteries. There are stones in the sky, but no tiles. Outside the cave, it is raining and the window lattice is not soaked; White clouds are around and fog is full of holes. Looking down from the mouth of the cave, dangerous rocks are like cutting walls and flowing like abyss. The ancients said: "The wonder of white clouds is not in the cave, but in the path." That is, the dangerous path along the rock when climbing down the mountain. To climb this cave, you need to cross three dangerous rocks and climb a section of Longji Road with deep streams on both sides. Along the way, there are scenic spots such as Hualong Bridge, Yinyuetan, Long Ye Rock, Ladder, Waterfall Watch Platform, Roaring Thunder and Stone Buddha Ridge.

Yongquansi

At the foot of Bai Yunfeng, halfway up Gushan Mountain. It is 455 meters above sea level and covers an area of 25 mu. This place used to be a pool. In the second year of Kaiping in the Five Dynasties (AD 908), the king of Fujian built a temple in the pond and invited a monk to live in the temple. Song Zhenzong gave it the "Yongquan Temple", which was renamed as the Temple in the fifth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1407). In the 21st year of Jiajing (1542), it was destroyed by fire and rebuilt in the 7th year of Apocalypse (1627). The existing main buildings include the Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Hall, Fatang Hall, Bell and Drum Tower, Baiyun Hall, Yueming Building, Shenjian Hall, Jingtang Hall and Huilong Pavilion, all of which were rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty and modern times. Magnificent in scale, it was listed as one of the five Buddhist temples in Fuzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. The temple is famous at home and abroad for its Tibetan scriptures and Tibetan versions. This mountain contains more than 7,500 books and other works by Yuan Xian and Dao Pei, famous eminent monks in Ming and Qing Dynasties, more than 7,500 Buddhist scriptures in Ming and Qing Dynasties 10000, and 675 Buddhist scriptures written by ascetic monks.