History of Sanyuan Pavilion

Sanyuan Pavilion was originally the gate of the ancient city of Tang Dynasty, which was built during the Great Calendar Year. It was the south gate when Chen Jian, the secretariat of Tingzhou, moved to the city, formerly known as Yinjiangmen. Ming Hongwu four years, Tingzhou Wei Wang Gui changed his name to Guangchumen. In the twelfth year of Hongzhi, Tingzhou Committee directed the construction of Guangchumen. In the Ming Dynasty, it was expanded and renovated, and it was named Sanyuan Pavilion. Sanyuan, champion, Huiyuan, Xieyuan. Its pavilion is facing Tingzhou Experimental Hospital. Zhizhai was originally "four eaves and three floors", "between Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, it was changed to two cities in the county, and Zhifuji was renamed the pavilion because of the renovation of the gatehouse". There is a statue of Kuixing on the pavilion, which is opposite to the imperial examination center, symbolizing the intention of invigorating the style of writing and prospering the imperial examination.

In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China, Zhoucheng Avenue was opened as a road and the city wall was demolished. Bricks were used to pave the road, causing public outrage. The elders in the county called for efforts to stop it.

After liberation, especially after the reform and opening up, the people's government has allocated funds for restoration many times.

Now, Sanyuan Pavilion has become a landmark building representing the ancient city of Changting. The three white stone arch bridges are like the beautiful tassels of Sanyuan Pavilion. To the north of the exhibition hall is a wide garden square, flanked by glazed tile houses and antique low-rise houses that match its style. The cornices, swaying lanterns and the surrounding shops and markets of the entire Sanyuange promenade make the antique school very attractive and classical.

Sanyuan Pavilion in the evening is a cultural and entertainment place for contemporary Changting people. Red light is luxurious, green light is psychedelic, mysterious and elegant. Inside and outside the city gate, on the fence and in the green space, the old people are singing folk songs, and the children are playing with cats and dogs, enjoying the cool and chatting, laughing and laughing. Countless literati and photographers sang praises and took photos for this exhibition in the ancient buildings with various customs in the downtown area, among all kinds of Tingzhou cuisine and mellow Hakka winemakers illuminated by red lanterns, and I don't know how many people were intoxicated.

Tingzhou Sanyuan Pavilion was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Fujian Province on 1996. The ancient city wall of Tingzhou, a cultural relic protection unit in Fujian Province: 1, objects with a history of more than 200 years are with you day and night, not the "treatment" in everyone's life. Fujian Changting people have this honor. The existing Tingzhou ancient city wall connects Chaotianmen, Wutongmen, Huijimen, Baozhumen and Xishuimen from east to west, with a total length of 1.500 meters.

If people have a bird's-eye view of Changting City, they will see that the ancient city wall extends to the top of Wolong Mountain on both sides with the Tingjiang River as the boundary, winding down and crossing the mountain to surround the whole city, just like a string of beads hanging around their necks, which is called "beads hanging beads". Located in the ancient city of Tingjiang across the river, the ancient city wall along the river has become a moat, which is somewhat mysterious and vicissitudes.