Places of interest in Luoyang town

Luoyang Bridge, also known as "Wan 'an Bridge", was built in 1053 (the fifth year of Northern Song Dynasty) and lasted for seven years. It was built by Cai Xiang, then the secretariat of Quanzhou. It is the earliest existing cross-sea beam stone bridge in China and the beginning of the world bridge mat foundation. Located on Luoyang River, the bridge is 73 1.29 meters long, 4.5 meters wide and 7.3 meters high. It has 44 boat piers, 645 handrails, 104 stone lions, 4 stone generals, 7 stone pagodas and 1 stone pavilions, as well as ancillary buildings such as Zhao Hui Temple, Yibo Temple and Caixiang Temple. Known as "the first bridge on the sea", it is also known as "the four famous bridges in China" with Zhao Zhouqiao in Hebei, Guangji Bridge in Guangdong and Lugou Bridge in Beijing. 1988 is listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Zhao Hui Temple

Zhao Hui Temple, located in the north of Luoyang Bridge, is a subsidiary cultural relic of Luoyang Bridge. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it was originally named Zhenhai Temple. The temple is dedicated to "Fu Di". When Luoyang Bridge was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, Li Congfeng, a sea god who was far away in Jiuri Mountain, took the ride and enshrined it in Zhenhai Temple as the spiritual pillar of Zhenhai Bridge. During the Chunyou period of the Southern Song Dynasty (124 1 ~ 1252), Zhao Hui was awarded. The temple faces south and covers an area of more than 300 square meters. From south to north on the central axis are the mountain gate, the pavilion and the main hall. The main hall is 5 rooms wide and 3 rooms deep, with a beam bucket mixed wood frame and a hard gable roof. Temple forehead "Zhao Hui Temple" is the inscription of Lu Wu, the last champion of Guangxu Quanzhou in Qing Dynasty. There are five inscriptions in the Ming and Qing Dynasties inside and outside the temple, two of which describe the reconstruction of Luoyang Bridge. It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Yibo temple

Yibo Temple, also known as Zhenshen Temple, located in Luoyang Street, is a subsidiary cultural relic of Luoyang Bridge. When Luoyang Bridge was built in the Northern Song Dynasty (1053 ~ 1059), a group of monks assisted in the general affairs of the site and later took charge of the site. At that time, people built a shrine to worship according to their real bodies, and the statue had already been destroyed. The shrine faces south, with a depth of 17. 10 meters from north to south and a width of1/0.40 meters from east to west. It consists of a gatehouse, a patio and purlins. The gatehouse is 3 rooms wide and 3 rooms deep 1, and the purlin is 3 rooms wide and 3 rooms deep, with hard gable. It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Mangrove wetland in Luoyang estuary

The northernmost mangrove forest in China grows at the mouth of Luoyang River, with a total area of 6 15.3 hectares, starting from Luoyang Bridge Gate in the north and reaching Houzhu Bridge in the south. It is one of the core areas of Quanzhou Bay Estuary Wetland Provincial Nature Reserve in Fujian Province, and it is also a provincial popular science education base. The main protected objects are wetlands, mangroves and rare birds.

Luoyang ancient street

Luoyang Ancient Street starts from Zhao Hui Temple at the bridgehead of Luoyang in the west and ends at the former Luoyang Post Office in the east, connecting with National Highway 324. In 1930s and 1940s, Luoyang Street was once a prosperous business district in Hui 'an County, second only to Chengguan. The ancient streets are full of Chinese luxury houses and western arcades built in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The pattern of houses above and storefronts below still exists, and the historical features are more traditional. Among them, the arcade combined with the west is comparable to Zhongshan Road in Quanzhou. The cultural heritage of the ancient street includes houses, businesses, temples, ancestral halls, ancient wells, former residences of celebrities and so on.

Gu Jing Temple

Gu Jing Temple is located in Luoyang Street. There is an ancient well in the Song Dynasty in the courtyard behind the temple. Well water is clear and the water level is extremely high. There is an inscription "Reconstruction of Wan 'an Well" beside the ancient well, which records the digger and his age. In front of the ancient well stands the "Gu Jing Temple" built for it, with two floors facing the street.

Former residence of Chen Jincheng and Chen Boda

Located in Lingtou, Meiling Village, it was built in Daoguang period of Qing Dynasty. It is a five-bay, three-fall, large-scale residence in the Qing Dynasty. There is Mianzhai Academy in the south, a guard pavilion in the north, a stone ridge in front of the door and three pairs of flagpoles. Chen Jincheng is Chen Boda's great-grandfather. He had many contacts with Lin Zexu and Wei Yuan and participated in the anti-British struggle. He was the director of the South Department of the Qing Dynasty's Criminal Department, a progressive thinker, a patriotic scholar-bureaucrat, and the author of The Book of Changes. Chen Boda was party member in the early days of * * * *, and served as The Politburo Standing Committee (PSC) of the Communist Party of China in China * * *, and served as secretary of Mao Zedong for the longest time, reaching 3 1 year.

Lingtou ancient temple

Lingtou Ancient Temple, formerly known as Lotus Temple, is located in Lingtou, Meiling Village. Built in 638, it is dedicated to Sakyamuni Buddha. 102 1 year, Han Qi expanded the Lotus Temple as a reward. The stone tablet inscribed with "Mountain God Buddha Ying" was named "Lingtou Ancient Temple". Zhang Ruitu, a great scholar in the Ming Dynasty, also wrote "Win-Win", entitled "Every now and then, those who are born in universities are taught separately". 1907, the stone pillar of Simen was embroidered with: "Kaijue Road on the Rock, Keats Sailing in Bohai Sea".

Xiufengyan Cliff Stone Carving

Xiufeng Cliff Stone Carving is located in Nanxiufeng Mountain, Lingtou Village, Meiling Village. Yes, Lin Zexu, He Inscription 16. The name of the scenic spot is "Xiufengyan", which is written horizontally in regular script with a word diameter of 0.50 meters. There are eulogies such as "Dancing the Ladder Solo" and "Beautiful Mountains and Rivers", and there are also "Viewing Cultural Achievements" by Lin Zexu, which are written in regular script, carved with double hooks and written horizontally, with a word diameter of 0.45 meters. There are also "in one place", "enjoy reading", "climb mountains", "accumulate stones", "climb the dragon gate" and "don't be an idiot" It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

yungai temple

Yungai Temple, located at the top of Anfengshan Mountain, was founded in 64 1 year. It was named "Yungai Temple" because of the auspicious clouds growing over the temple. There are two things in Yungai Temple that are the first in southern Fujian. One is the Jade Sleeping Buddha in the Hall of Great Compassion, which was invited from Myanmar in 2002. It is 7 meters long and weighs more than 50 tons. It is the largest jade reclining Buddha in Fujian Province. The other is a bronze statue of Guanyin with thousands of hands and eyes installed in Tongyuan Hall on June 4, 2007. It weighs more than ten tons and is 7.32 meters high, which is the highest in southern Fujian.

guanyin temple

Kannonji, located at the foot of Guanyin Mountain, was founded in 64 1 year. It collapsed after years of disrepair and was rebuilt in 2004.

Mingzhen temple

Mingzhen Temple is located in the south of Shangtian Village, Nuni Temple. It was founded by Rebecca (Fa Hao), a young girl, and the church was built in 1903. The reconstruction of 1992 auditorium took ten years and cost 800,000 yuan. The overall construction was completed in 2002, with a building area of1200m2. The main buildings are Daxiong Hall, Gongde Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Jingguan Hall, etc.

Liumenghai tomb

Liu Menghai's tomb is located at the foot of a mountain 1 km north of yutou village (now Huaguang Photography Institute). The tomb covers an area of 1000 square meters, and the husband and wife got married. The tomb has a rectangular voucher roof, which has been stolen. There is a four-story terrace on the hillside in front of the tomb. There are 6 pillars and 5 stone workshops on the front, 4.5m high and10.5m long. There are 1 pairs of stone lions and 1 pairs of stone drums in the middle gate of Shifang. There are 1 pairs of tigers, horses and sheep in the square. It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Yaotai

Yaotai, commonly known as "East Tower", is located in Jibei, Shangpu Village. It is an accessory building of Ling Ying Temple built by Wang Dao, a bridge-building philanthropist from Xianchun to Deyou in the Southern Song Dynasty (1265 ~ 1276). This temple no longer exists. There used to be a "West Building" here, known as the "Spring Terrace", which was destroyed in the late Qing Dynasty due to disrepair. Yaotai is a stone structure, octagonal, with a side length of 3.5 meters and a height of 4.5 meters. It is built by an octagonal solid tower which rises from the top and is surrounded by cloisters. The top of the platform is overlapped with the tower body and the platform wall with long slate to form a platform bridge with stone railings around it. The tower is divided into two floors, 7 meters high and octagonal eaves. The upper floor is a hollow drum with an arch. Hoist tower brake. It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Jingangjing

The Diamond Sutra, located in the east of Xiyintou Temple, was an accessory facility of Ling Ying Temple in the Southern Song Dynasty. This well is octagonal, made of granite strips, with a circumference of 28 meters and an opposite length (diameter) of 4.45 meters. Due to serious siltation, the depth is unknown. County records contain "Diamond Sutra, a part of which is spread around the ring, hence the name". The well has been seriously damaged and there are no stone carvings.

Weilongshan stone Buddha

The original site of the statue is located at the south foot of Xilongwei Mountain in Gunsan Shichuan Village, and now it is housed in Huaguang Photography Research Institute. In Wei Long, a boat palace was built in the Song Dynasty, and three Sizhou Buddhas were carved by the stone carving master of Hui 'an. The harem was deserted, leaving only a stone carving in the open air at the foot of the mountain. The statue is 1.65 meters high and 2.70 meters wide. It is half-knotted, with a towel wrapped on its head and a Zen dress, and its abdomen protruding. The left hand holds the eagle's tail on its knee and the right hand hangs between its right thighs. The sitting posture is graceful, and the pleated texture is simple and natural. It is the oldest and largest existing Sizhou Buddha statue in Quanzhou. It is a county-level cultural relics protection unit.