Is the core of Kong Lin Tieshan Garden?

Gu Song, Cooper, ancient bridge, ancient pavilion and ancient archway are all silent at that moment in historical time and space. They are simple, desolate, ethereal and quiet. Everything is full of good beauty, but they are also drifting away.

I wonder if the photographer was shocked by this implicit beauty. However, when this group of photos appeared in front of me today, I was really impressed by the scenery of 100 years ago.

The photo was taken on 1907. The photographer used his unique perspective to reproduce the true vicissitudes of Zou Lu's holy places, Kong Lin and the Temple of Meng. At that time, bridges, archways, temples, trees and stones were heavy and lonely, witnessing the historical changes and social life at that time in silence.

This group of photos was later restored and colored by artificial intelligence, which felt more historical.

Time flies, time flies, 1907 Kong Lin always gives people a different feeling, solemn and quiet. Kong Lin is the cemetery of Confucius and his family in the north of Qufu, which has been expanded from generation to generation and covers an area of 2 square kilometers.

Today, it has become the largest, longest-lasting and best-preserved clan tombs and artificial gardens in China, and it is also called "three holes" with Confucius House and Confucius Temple. For thousands of years, tourists have visited not fade away.

Konglin, also known as Zhi, is located 1.5 km north of Qufu City, Shandong Province. It is the family cemetery of Confucius and his descendants, and is called the Three Holes together with Confucius House and Confucius Temple.

Kong Lin covers an area of nearly 2 million square meters, with 654.38+10,000 tombs, and Shinto is connected with the city gate. The tomb of Confucius is located in the center of the forest of Confucius, and its paddock is axe-shaped. In the Han dynasty, temples were set up and holy doors were built; In the Song Dynasty, a stone musical instrument was carved. In the Yuan Dynasty, monuments were erected, walls were built and heavy doors were built; In the Ming Dynasty, the tomb gate of Xiangdian was rebuilt, and Zhushuiqiao Square and Changchun Square were added.

Kong Lin's rich cultural relics are of great value to the study of the evolution of China's tomb system and ancient politics, economy, culture, customs, calligraphy, art and so on.

On March 4th, 196 1, Kong Lin was listed as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. 1994 12. Kong Lin was listed in the World Heritage List by UNESCO.

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, although the tombs were built very high, there were few cemeteries and only a few rangers. Later, with the increasing status of Confucius, the scale of Confucius Forest became larger and larger.