Introduction to tourist attractions in Shankou Township, Anqing Introduction to tourist attractions in Shankou Township, Anqing

Tourist Attractions in Daguan District

Daguanting: The former site of Daguanting is located in Daguanting Primary School, Daguanting Street, Anqing City. It was first built in the first year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty and was later used during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom War. It was destroyed during the Japanese invasion of China in 1938. There is Yu Jue Temple to the east and Yu Jue Tomb to the west of the pavilion. Literati in the past dynasties have praised the "Grand View and Distant View" as "the most beautiful place in Anhui River" and one of the eight scenic spots in Anqing. In 1995, it was announced as a municipal key cultural relic protection unit.

Lion Rock Park: It is adjacent to Dalong Mountain in the north, Yangtze River in the south, urban area in the east, and Wanhe River in the west. It is built close to mountains and rivers.

Jingfu Academy: It is the first institution of higher learning in Anhui Province. It is also the largest, longest-running and highest-level government-run academy in Anhui during the Qing Dynasty.

The Red Building of Anhui University: Located on the campus of Anqing Normal University, it was the main teaching building in the 1930s and 1940s. It is a landmark building of higher education in Anhui Province. In 1995, it was designated as a key cultural relic protection unit in Anqing City.

The Smoke-Burning Pavilion commemorates the history of the smoke-burning Pavilion of Anhui Governor Bai Wenwei in Anqing. The "Smoke-Burning Pavilion" inscribed on the stele in the pavilion describes the process of burning smoke that year.

The western section of the ancient city wall: located in Yuhong Street, with a total length of 200 meters and a height of 6 meters. It is built along the slope, runs north-south, and has undulating heights. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and restored in 2002.

The former site of the Anhui Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China: located on the campus of Anqing No. 1 Middle School, Longkou Street, Anqing City. In 1926, the Anhui Local Executive Committee of the Communist Party of China was established here, and it was also the site of the Youth League Committee of the Communist Party of China. The former site of Tuan'anqing Local Committee was announced as a provincial key cultural relic protection unit in 1998.

Linghu Park is located on Linghu South Road, Anqing City, Anhui Province. It is built around Linghu Lake. Linghu Lake is named after many water chestnuts. It was originally a natural lake connected to Shitang Lake and Pogang Lake.

Shankou Township: named after the town of Shankou within the territory, it was called Wankou in ancient times. You can enjoy the "Autumn Flood of Shimen", "Yancha Fish Lantern", dragon boat viewing, painted boat cruises, Taoyuanli attractions, and the ruins of Qili Pavilion. wait.

Haikou Township: "The Site of the Farmers' Association of Haikouzhou Independent District" is now located in Wanjiang Primary School in Hekou Village, and the "Tomb of the Martyrs of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Crossing the River" is now located in Haikou Primary School in Haikou Village. "Zhenhai'an" is located in Hekou Village and was built in the late Qing Dynasty. "Yongning Zen Temple" is located in Anning Village and was built in the 19th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. "Zhenjiang Temple" is located in Zhenjiang Village and was built in the late Qing Dynasty.

Duxiu Garden: Duxiu Garden is located in Linye Village, Shilipu Township. Chen Duxiu is the most controversial and charismatic figure in modern Chinese history. He is the editor-in-chief of "New Youth" and "New Culture" The standard bearer of the movement, the commander-in-chief of the "May 4th" movement, and the founder of the Communist Party of China. In 1987, the municipal government allocated funds to expand the cemetery. In 1991, it was listed as a provincial key cultural relic protection unit. Chen Duxiu Cemetery covers an area of ??150 acres, with a cemetery of 1,058 square meters. The municipal government is organizing the Municipal Culture Bureau and other parties to carry out the second phase of the Duxiu Garden project and build the Chen Duxiu Museum.

Yingjiang Temple: The Zhenfeng Tower in Anqing is located on the edge of the Yangtze River and is known as the first tower on the Yangtze River. At that time, it was carefully designed by Zhang Wencai, an old Taoist from Baiyunguan in Beijing. It is said that it was built to revitalize the style of writing. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 400 years.

Zhenfeng Pagoda: also known as pagoda and Buddha picture. After Buddhism was introduced to China from India, pagodas erected on the land of China, which were integrated with traditional Chinese architecture to form a Buddhist architectural culture with a national style.

Xiaogushan: On the vast Yangtze River in Susong County, Anhui and Pengze County, Jiangxi, there are independent peaks with a height of more than 100 meters. The most famous one is Long'er Cave, with beautiful scenery inside. .

Information on Anqing’s historical relics

1. Yingjiang Temple

Anqing Yingjiang Temple is located outside the east gate of Anqing, on the edge of the Yangtze River, covering an area of ??more than 30,000 Square meters, it was first built in the seventh year of Kaibao's reign (974) in the Northern Song Dynasty, and has been renovated or built in all dynasties.

According to "Anqing Prefecture Chronicles" and "Huaining County Chronicles", Yingjiang Temple was rebuilt by Ruan Zihua, a gentry from Huaining County in 1619 AD, after the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty.

Mingguang Temple Zong Zeng personally wrote a plaque with the words "Protecting the Country Yongchang Zen Temple". In the seventh year of Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty (1650), he ordered to renovate "Yingjiang Zen Temple". Emperor Qianlong granted him the title "Good Lion Roar". In the eighth year of Guangxu (1882), he inscribed a plaque with the words "Yingjiang Zen Temple". "Yingjiang Temple",

The entire temple is built on the high ground on the bank of the Yangtze River. The majestic hall is so majestic that it can be seen from ten miles away.

2. Zhenfeng Pagoda

Zhenfeng Pagoda is located in Yingjiang Temple, Anqing City, Anhui Province. It was originally called Wanfo Pagoda, also known as Yingjiang Temple Pagoda, and later named "Zhenfeng Pagoda". "Wind" means "to stimulate the style of writing". Zhenfeng Tower is located on the north side of Yanjiang East Road, Yingjiang District, Anqing City, Anhui Province, on the edge of the Yangtze River.

The construction of Anqing Zhenfeng Tower began in the second year of Longqing (1568) of Emperor Mu Zong of the Ming Dynasty and was completed in the fourth year of Longqing (1570) of the Ming Dynasty. It is one of the ancient towers along the Yangtze River. In addition to the function of a pagoda, the pagoda also has the function of navigation and extradition.

3. Xuejiagang Ruins

Xuejiagang Ruins, covering an area of ??60,000 square meters, is located in Yonggang Village and Lihua, Wanghe Town, Qianshan County, Anhui Province (Anqing City Administration County) Village junction. It is an ancient cultural site left over from the Neolithic Age.

About 3,000 cultural relics have been unearthed, mainly stone tools, ceramics and jades, and more than a hundred tombs have been discovered. The Xuejagang site has a long duration, wide distribution, thick cultural layer, rich relics and profound cultural connotation. It has become a typical representative of the ancient culture in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River - the Xuejagang culture. It is the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

4. Tongcheng Confucian Temple

Tongcheng Confucian Temple is a group of ritual buildings that have been used to worship Confucius since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is located in the center of the county, facing the square and the bustling Heping Road. The old street where the former residences are concentrated is surrounded on three sides, like stars over the moon.

According to "Anqing Prefecture Chronicles" and "Tongcheng County Chronicles", the Confucian Temple was originally located on the eastern outskirts of the county. It was built in the early year of Yanxian of the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1314) and was destroyed by fire at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. It was moved to this site in the early Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.

Due to repeated erosion by war, fire, wind and rain, it was repaired 19 times in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Although it has been abandoned and rebuilt over and over again, it has now returned to its original appearance. The renovated Confucian Temple is still magnificent, simple and elegant.

5. Liuchi Alley

Liuchi Alley is located in the southwest corner of Tongcheng City, Anhui Province (anqing county and municipal level). It is 100 meters long and 2 meters wide. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, stone archways were erected at both ends of the lane, with the word "courtesy" engraved on them.

"A letter from home thousands of miles away is just a wall, so why not let it be three feet wide? The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang is nowhere to be found." This "Give Wall Poem" comes from a historical allusion in Liuchi Alley.

Historical records: There was an open space next to the residence of Duke Zhang Wenduan, which was adjacent to the Wu family, and the Wu family used it more and more. The family sent the letter to the capital, and the official approval letter was sent back later. When the family got the letter, they withdrew Sanchi, so Liuchi Lane was named after it.

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Anqing Historical Relics

Initiate Anqing cultural people to walk along the Wanhe River

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In today's hot development and opening up of the Wanjiang River, the Wanhe River flows quietly in the southwest of Anhui and looks particularly deserted. This was not the case back then. In modern times and before, the Wanhe River Basin was the political, economic and cultural center of southwestern Anhui. From the ancient Qianshan Meicheng Town (ancient name Shuzhou) to ancient Anhui, and then to Anqing City, the political, economic and The center runs from the middle reaches of the Wanhe River to the lower reaches of the Wanhe River.

The Wanhe River waterway is not only an economic link but also a cultural link. The Wanhe River Basin has a long history and culture, flourishing humanities and rich cultural relics. During the Tang and Song dynasties, a regional material distribution center was formed, and silk, tea, lacquer, tung oil, bamboo and woodware, etc. were often transported and sold to other places. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Huizhou merchants gathered in large numbers, business flourished, and the handicraft industry developed. Today, both sides of the Wanhe River have a beautiful ecological environment and numerous cultural and historical relics and legends.

We have compiled some historical relics along the Wanhe River in Daguan District and Huaining County.

Wankou, now Shankou Town, Shankou Township, is the site of an ancient city and an important military location in ancient times. General Zhuge Ke stationed troops here in the sixth year of Wu Jiahe of the Three Kingdoms (AD 237). In order to resist Yulin's rebellion, Emperor Chen Wu of the Southern Dynasties sent General Xu Du to the north of the town in April of the third year of Yongding (AD 559). In June, Chen Qian, the king of Linchuan (Emperor Chen Wen), built a city at Nanwankou and sent Qian, the governor of Xuzhou. Dao Ji guards it. In the eighth year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 975), Taizu of the Song Dynasty sent quarrymen to cross the river on a pontoon bridge to attack the Southern Tang Dynasty. Zhu Ling of the Southern Tang Dynasty sailed warships and rafts eastward from Hukou in an attempt to cut off Fuliang to aid Jinling. Arrive at Wankou. The Song general's infantry commanded Liu Yuan to send troops to block the attack, and burned the warships. Zhu Ling was defeated.

Wankou is now the fishing village of Shankou Township.

Over the past 1,700 years since the end of the Han Dynasty, the city has gone through ups and downs, and the city is no longer recognizable. Tombs from past dynasties since the Han Dynasty, large piles of rubble, pillar foundations, porcelain shards, ancient coins, and city bricks with characters on the walls of private houses. A large number of cultural relics remain in Wankou. There are ruins of ancient city walls on the riverbed more than ten meters away from the shore. During the dry season, the foundations of the ancient city wall can be seen. The ancient city wall bricks excavated by local people in the early years are engraved with the words "Huaining County", "Taihu County", "Tongcheng County", "Qianshan County" and other counties donated. Some city wall bricks also have Engraved with names. Ancient trenches can be seen on Zhenxi Tower Ridge, as well as house ruins from the Song Dynasty, an ancient coin manufacturing factory, and ancient wells from the Qing Dynasty. Wankou, with Baizi Mountain at its back, facing Shimen Lake, is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the scenery is charming. "Baizi Qinglan" and "Shimen Qiufan" are two famous sceneries among the twelve old Huaining sceneries.

Wankou has served as the seat of Huaining County twice. The first time was in the fifth year of Emperor Wude of the Tang Dynasty (AD 622). Huaining County was divided into four counties: Wancheng, Anle, Meicheng, and Wanyang. Among them, Wanyang County was established in Wankou, and it took about a year to establish . The second time was in the 10th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty (1217 AD), and in the first year of Jingding in the Southern Song Dynasty (1260 AD), the county government was established for 43 years. Wankou was also an important cultural town in ancient Huaining County. Literati from past dynasties came here to tour, recite poems and compose poems. Li She of the Tang Dynasty once wrote a poem called "Meeting Night Guests While Staying on the Sands in Jinglan": "The evening rain is blowing in the village on the river, and the wealthy guests in the green forest know the news at night. There is no need to avoid each other when we meet. In this world, half of us are kings." Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty wrote poems such as "Farewell to Wankou", "Crossing Wankou" and "Crossing the Chang'an Mountains to Wankou". Huang Tingjian once wrote "Sent Li Desou from Shuzhou to Wankou Road". Cao Xuequan of the Ming Dynasty wrote "Two Poems on the Wind in Wankou" and Liu Ji's poem "River Traveling, Is the Heart of Yu Ting". Wang Zongzhou's poems of the Qing Dynasty include "Boat Passing Wancheng", Shi Runzhang's poems "Li Yangyi to Wankou", "Hou Feng Wankou" and so on.

Yang Rugu Tomb is located on the top of Shamao Mountain on the left side of Shizikou Bridge by Shimen Lake in Baizi Village, Shankou Township. It is a joint burial tomb for the couple. It is 400 meters above sea level. There are tombs, tombstones (without words), and the tomb in front There is a relief sculpture of dancing crane on the stone. 2 meters away from the tomb, there is a pair of cubic Chinese tables, nearly 2 meters high and 0.3 meters wide. The inscription on the left side is: Guanglu, the official, reported to the governor of the imperial court, Zuodudu censor, plus the third level Huan Qinke Yang Gong Zhang Rugu The tomb of the Lord; the inscription on the right side: The tomb of Mrs. Yang Mu, Mrs. Liu, who was granted the title of First Grade. Both monuments are signed with the same signature: "Jing Ting Guan Tai De Bao He Dian Grand Scholar and Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs Third Class Bojia Tenth Rank Zhang Tingyu immediately paid his respects." Time Both monuments are signed "Bing Yin Meng Chun in the 11th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty "Ding of the Moon, Chou Jidan" (i.e. 1747). The two monuments are signed with the names of his two grandchildren, great-grandsons and great-great-grandsons.

Snow Mountain Cave and Putuo Temple Putuo Temple is located halfway up the mountain in the Chang'an Mountains southeast of Yetang Lake in Hongzhen Township. There is a cave behind the temple called Snow Mountain Cave. In March 1982, the Huaining County People's Government announced it as a county-level key Cultural relic protection unit. Snow Mountain Cave is a Cambrian limestone cave with a depth of 50 meters and a maximum of 5 meters. It winds down and is as wide as a hall, which can accommodate a hundred people. There is a Buddha statue carved on the stone wall in the cave, with an incense burner in front for confession. The entrance of the cave faces north and is 4 meters high. There is a brick archway on it, 4 meters higher than the entrance of the cave. It has a three-story brick bracket and the four characters "Yan Tuo Jin Shen" in regular script on the main body and on the forehead. Putuo Temple is built according to the cave and is a hard mountain-style building of about 300 square meters. Facing the north and the south, there are two three-bay Buddhist halls with a patio in the middle. The back of the main hall leads directly to the cave. The temple door turns to the west between the two halls. The banner "Putuo Temple" on the door was built in the second year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1852). system.

Xueshanjian Archway and Putuo Temple are said to have been built in the Ming Dynasty, but there are no written records. The "Huaining County Chronicle" in the 4th year of the Republic of China only said that "there is a temple in a snow mountain cave". Among the inscriptions that have been discovered, the earliest stone in the cave is engraved with the words "Eight Years of Yongzheng". There is also a remnant of the stele in the 25th year of Qianlong's reign with the sentence "Build the cave gate to build the stone tower." Inside the temple and in front of the gate There are more than 10 renovated tablets embedded in the wall, the earliest is the 25th year of Qianlong (1760) and the latest is the 4th year of Tongzhi (1865). Therefore, the construction time of Xueshan Cave Archway and Putuo Temple should be in the Kangxi reign of the early Qing Dynasty. To the Yongzheng period. From Qianlong to Tongzhi for more than a hundred years, it was renovated many times. It was also repaired during the Republic of China, and a new Buddhist hall was built on the east side. It has been destroyed. In the early years, this temple was very prosperous and hundreds of pilgrims gathered there.

The Shiku Daoguang hydrological monument is erected on the field of Majialou in Shiku Village, Hongzhen Township. It is 0.5 meters high and 0.33 meters wide. The inscription in straight regular script is inscribed "The tide came here in the 29th year of Daoguang's reign." ". The signature on the lower left is "Fei Furenli". The identity of the person who erected the monument is unknown. There are many people with the surname Pei in the Shiku area, so they should be local people.

Shiku is located in the lower reaches of the Wanhe River. The Wanhe River flows 15 kilometers down here and enters the river in Anqing. The south bank is Tongmati, the main embankment of the Yangtze River that spans Hubei and Anhui provinces. This stele is important information on the hydrological history of the Yangtze River. In 1973, during a re-inspection by the mayor's office, it was discovered that the monument had been dug away. They immediately found out and restored it to its original location. On March 5, 1974, the Hydrology Division of the Yangtze River Basin Regulation Office sent a letter to the Cultural Bureau of Anqing Administrative Office to request the rubbing information of the monument.

The Yetang Lake iron ore mine site is located on the bank of Yetang Lake in Shiku Village, Hongzhen Township. The terrain is a basin surrounded by hills. On the east side is the Shixiang Ershan Mountain, which is called Shixiangbakou. The opening is connected by water to the Anhui River and flows directly into the Yangtze River. The site is located on the hillsides and beaches of five large and small mountain mouths including Snake Mouth, Wangjiazui, and Wangjiazui connected along the lakeside within the mouth of the lion elephant, covering an area of ??about two square kilometers. The exposed objects on the ground include iron slag, iron ore and corded bricks, most densely in Wangjiazui, where the cultural layer is 0.5 to 1 meter thick. It is said that the tomb of Gongye Chang is here. There are still remains of iron ore pits in Dongshan and Longquan Ridge to the east of the site. According to folklore, it was the pit where Qin Shihuang dug dragon veins. In recent years, township and village enterprises have also excavated iron ore near the old pit. During the Han Dynasty, China's iron smelting industry was highly developed. Huaining belonged to Wan County in Han Dynasty. "Hanshu Geography" records that "Anhui had iron officials". The Han Dynasty had set up officials in Wan County to take charge of iron smelting. Yetang Lake was part of Wan County. An important iron smelting base, it is an iron smelting site belonging to the Han Dynasty.

The Golden Rooster Monument is located in Xuetang Village, Hongzhen Township. The monument is 1.1 meters high and 0.75 meters wide, and is carved from white stone. The main text of the stele is "The God's Table of the Golden Rooster Society", with the words "sun" and "moon" on both sides of the main text. The upper paragraph is "worshiped by all living beings on the auspicious day of the winter month in the year of Gengxu", and the lower paragraph is the names of 25 people including the person who erected the monument, "the society", "the official official", the "believer" and the "sheng member" Yang Wentang. The edge of the stele is engraved with a branch pattern, and the inscription is in regular script.

The Golden Rooster Monument should have been erected in the eighth year of Yongzheng reign in the Qing Dynasty (1730) at the latest, or in the Ming Dynasty. The Golden Rooster Stele is a monument to the god of drama. It is an important material for studying the history of Chinese opera and a living fossil for studying the history of drama. There are only two in existence in the country. The name of the "Film Golden Rooster Award" comes from this. It was discovered during the cultural relics census in Huaining County in July 1984. The Anhui Provincial People's Government announced it as a provincial key cultural relic protection unit.

The Wuyang Temple Monument is 3 meters south of the Golden Rooster Monument. 0.9 meters high and 0.6 meters wide. The regular script on the forehead of the stele reads "五獣□stele" (original note: "□" should be the word "temple"). The main text contains four lines, describing the reasons for building the temple and erecting the monument, and then lists the names of more than 20 people who donated money to build the temple and their amounts. The lower part of the inscription "Da Lu Yueli in the □□ year of the Qing Dynasty" is partly unclear.

The Taiping Army Shipai City ruins are located in Shipai Maoshan, on the north bank of the Wanhe River, across the river from Shangxia Shipai. The city site consists of four connected hills, with a long and narrow depression in the middle running from north to south, covering an area of ??about 0.8 square kilometers. The existing remains are two trenches about 2 meters wide and 1.5 meters deep surrounding the city. It is said by the masses that there is the "Jinluan Hall" (i.e. the headquarters) in the west, the fort in the north, and the wells and arsenal in the middle. According to the relics and relics such as houses, weapons, and artillery shells discovered in recent years, this can basically be confirmed.

Shipai is an important pass in the west of Anqing. After the Taiping Army's victory in Sanhe, they lost the southwest battlefield and lost Jiujiang, endangering Anqing. The battle to defend Anqing and the west gate of Tianjing began fiercely. When Duolongke, the Qing soldier who besieged Anqing, was defeated and retreated to Susong, the British king Chen Yucheng sent troops to guard Shipai, Taihu and Qianshan to contain the Qing soldiers and defend Anqing. According to historical records, Shipai City is extremely strong, with "blast holes on top and bottom, 3 deep trenches around it, 6 outer wooden walls, densely covered with stakes, and thousands of troops stationed there." After the British king deployed garrison here and led his troops to attack Lu'an, Duolongke took the opportunity to attack Shipai and sneaked to the city from Chapeng Ridge on the night of September 24, the ninth year of Xianfeng (1859). Tired, he crawled over the ditch and fired his cannon rockets." The defenders launched an artillery attack and resisted bravely until the next morning. A fire broke out in the city. Thousands of defenders died. The defenders Huo Tianyanrong and Shi Tingyu were captured. Shipai City fell into the hands of the Qing army.

Guangwang Temple is located in Lianghu Village, Xiaoshi Township. With the mountains on its back and the Wanshui River on its back, it is simple, elegant and quiet, with a unique charm. The building is of a new age and covers an area of ??about 300 square meters. There is a shrine of King Guang in the middle hall. The statue of King Guang is in the middle. On the right are the second and third kings of Guang, and on the left are the small kings of Guang. The statue of King Guang wears a crown, a dragon robe, and court boots, making him look like an imperial idol.

Before liberation, there was a lot of incense in the temple, and there were 2 to 3 resident monks. Every year in February of the lunar calendar, Emperor Guangwang goes on a hunting tour within a hundred miles. The farmers call this the Guangwang Hui. The footprints covered six townships including Xiaoshi, Meicheng, Youba and Sanzhu in Qianhuai County.

Wherever King Guang went, he would set up a stage and display incense sticks to welcome him. The event lasted for three days, with tens of thousands of participants.

According to legend, King Guang is Zhu Quanyu, the eldest brother of Emperor Zhu Quanwen of the Later Liang Dynasty. He was originally from Wuligou, Dangshan, Anhui. Zhu Quanwen participated in the troops that suppressed the Huangchao Uprising and made outstanding military achievements. He was named King of Wei by the Tang Dynasty and served as the military governor of the four towns. He became a new nobleman who dominated the government in the late Tang Dynasty. When Zhu Quanwen was preparing to usurp the Tang Dynasty, he took his elder brother Quan Yu to the capital and entrusted him with important tasks. Zhu Quanyu refused to accept it and returned to Dangshan to live in seclusion in the mountains. After Zhu Quanwen ascended the throne as Taizu, he fell ill once and wanted his eldest brother Quan Yu to visit him. He sent someone to Dangshan to invite Quan Yu, but it was mistakenly reported that the emperor had sent someone to arrest Quan Yu. Quan Yu then fled south alone, came to the hilly area on the east bank of the Wan River, and settled down. He treated local people, planted trees, and did a lot of good things. Later, he returned to Dangshan and was named King Guang by Taizu. After his death, he was also named emperor and was called the Great Emperor Guangwang. Later generations learned about this anecdote and built a temple at Zhu Quanyu's residence to worship him every year. There are couplets on both sides of King Guang's shrine, which can serve as evidence. Lian Ri: Hidden in Dangshan Mountain, he was shamefully named king and became emperor after his death; his spirit shines on the Wanshui River, his fame and virtues bring good things to the people. As early as the 1920s, local literati Xie Hongbin also inscribed a couplet for Guangwang Temple, which can also be testified: The traces of the haze are like emperors and thieves in a corner of Dangshan Mountain;

In addition, the Sunjiacheng ruins in Ma Miao Town, the Wangjiashan ruins in Xiaoshi Town, and the "Peacock Flying Southeast" ruins are not listed here. Today, there are ancient villages, ancient residences, ancestral halls, and ancient tombs on both sides of the Wanhe River. There are many remains. Friends who like adventure can also explore the Cambrian caves in Baizi Mountain at the junction of Anqing City and Huaining County. In recent years, a large number of cave groups such as "Crystal Cave", "Plum Blossom Cave", "Magu Cave", "Bat Cave" and "Snow Mountain Cave" have been discovered in the mountainous area with a total area of ??60 square kilometers. The cave scenery is wonderful. This area combines beautiful mountains, strange caves, beautiful water, and a beautiful ecological environment.