Daquan ranking of eldest son's tourist attractions

20 kilometers southeast of Zhangzi County, there is a Linz Mountain with an altitude of 1 160 meters. There is a famous Huaxia Faxing Temple on the mountain, which was built in the first year of Hou Wei Shending (Hou Liang Lulong Country Name) (AD 40 1). It is said that in those days, a monk traveled to Linz and enjoyed the Buddhist scenery here very much, so he built this Linz temple on the mountain. In the first year of Shangyuan in Tang Gaozong, Li Zhi visited Linz Temple from Kaifeng, changed Guangsheng Temple to Guangsheng Temple, and presented two courageous flowers.

2. Yongqing Temple

At the foot of Zishan Mountain, 22.5 kilometers southeast of Zhangzi County, Shanxi Province. The mountain peaks behind the temple are like screens, surrounded by pines and cypresses in front of the temple. On the top of the hill stands the "Wei Zi" stone tablet written by Zhongzhou Fan in Ming Dynasty. The temple was built in the ninth year of the Northern Song Dynasty (10 16). The temple is divided into two halls, the front and the back, and there is the Heavenly King Hall in the backyard. The four kings are dazzling and magnificent. Lying on the left and right are the Buddha Hall and the Three Masters Hall, the Dizang King Hall in the northwest corner, the Thousand Buddha Hall in the north of the backyard, and the beams and arches are all from the Song Dynasty. There are three statues of Buddha and Bodhisattva in the temple, and the figures hanging on the west wall are partially damaged. The statues of Hercules and Eighteen Arhats were carved in the second year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1079), and the statues of Bodhisattva and Ten Kings were carved in Xiduo Hall in the early Ming Dynasty, with superb carving skills.

3. Confucius Temple

It was built in the Song Jianzhong period (11kloc-0/). Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties all had repairs. Except Dacheng Hall, which retains the characteristics of Yuan Dynasty, all the existing buildings are left over from Ming and Qing Dynasties.

The Confucian Temple faces south and faces the street. It is built for two courtyards. On the central axis, there are Dacheng Gate, Dacheng Hall and Minglun Hall in turn, with wings and halls on both sides, covering an area of 2,700 square meters. Dacheng Hall is located in the middle of the Confucian Temple, with five rooms wide and three rooms deep. It rests on the top of the mountain, with a single eaves, glazed ridges and exposed beams, which is unique in the Yuan Dynasty.