What are the tourist attractions in Qufu, Shandong Province?

Introduction of Qufu Tourist Attractions in Shandong Province Introduction of Qufu Tourist Attractions in Shandong Province

Qufu Ming Ancient City in Jining City 1 (three holes)

Qufu Ancient City (Sankong) in Jining City is a world heritage (cultural heritage) cultural relics protection unit (national level) scenic spot (national level), also known as "Confucius Temple, Confucius House and Confucius Forest", and it is the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units, which was listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO on 1994. On May 8, 2007, Qufu (Sankong) Tourist Area, Confucius' hometown, was officially approved by the National Tourism Administration as a national 5A-level tourist attraction.

2. Qufu Shimenshan National Forest Park AAAA National Forest Park

Shimen Mountain in Qufu Shimen Mountain National Forest Park, formerly known as Longmen Mountain, is located at the junction of Qu (Fu) Si (Shui) Ning (Yang) counties, 2 1.5km northeast of Qufu City. Because of the confrontation between the two mountains, it looks like a stone gate, hence the name. Shimen Mountain consists of eight hills, which are dotted with abrupt brown rocks and towering cornices of ancient buildings, just like a picture full of charm.

3, Nishan Confucius Temple and Academy AAAA national key cultural relics protection units

Nishan Confucius Temple and Academy are located at the foot of Nishan Mountain, about 28 kilometers southeast of Qufu City, Shandong Province. Nishan, formerly known as Niqiu Mountain, was named Nishan because Confucius took Qiu as his name. Its mountains are not high, about 340 meters above sea level, and the scenery is beautiful. "The mountain is not high, there is a fairy by this name. The water is not deep, and the dragon is the spirit. " Because Confucius, a great thinker, politician and educator in China, was born here, Nishan is famous at home and abroad.

Qufu tourist attractions

The tourist attractions in Qufu are:

1, Confucius Temple, built in the Zhou Dynasty and completed in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, is the largest of more than 2,000 Confucius temples in the world. Confucius Temple now covers an area of 6.5438+0.4 million square meters. The whole building complex includes five halls, one pavilion, one altar and two halls, and 466 stone pavilions 17, which were built in the Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China periods respectively. There are more than 0/040 stone tablets/kloc-since the Han dynasty, together with a large number of precious cultural relics such as books, paintings, cards and plaques.

2. Nishan, formerly known as Niqiu Mountain, was renamed Nishan because of Confucius' famous mound to avoid sacredness. Wulaofeng, Luyuan Village, Zhiyuan Creek, Hannah Quinlivan Cave, Guanchuan Pavilion, Zhonghe River and Baiyun Cave are collectively called "Eight Scenes of Nishan". In addition, there are famous scenic spots such as Nishan Confucius Temple and Nishan Academy. Nishan complex is now a provincial key cultural relic protection unit in Shandong Province, and Nishan is a national forest park.

3. Shimen Mountain Green Leisure Scenic Area. Shimen Mountain is located 25 kilometers northeast of Qufu City. Because the mountain looks like a dragon, it is called "Longmen Mountain". The scenery here is beautiful, the clouds steam Xia Wei, and it is also known as "Yunshan" and "Ting Yun"; Because the two mountains face each other like stone gates, they are commonly known as "Shimen Mountain". 20 14 was approved by the National Tourism Administration as a 4A-level tourist attraction.

4. As the place where the direct branch of Confucius lived for generations, the Confucius House is the oldest, largest and most well-preserved ancient architectural complex in China, and is known as "the best in the world". During Song Baoyuan's reign, the first letter of Sun Kongzong, the forty-sixth generation of Confucius, was called "Feast Duke", which was also the county magistrate of Qufu, and the new house was renamed Feast Duke House.

Famous tourist attractions in Qufu

Qufu is the hometown of Confucius, a great thinker, educator and founder of Confucianism in ancient China. Let's go with me to see the famous tourist attractions in Qufu. I believe it will inspire you.

1, the AAAAA key cultural relics protection unit of Confucius Temple, Konglin and Kongfu.

The ancient city of Qufu in Ming Dynasty was built to protect Confucius Temple in Ming Dynasty. There are cultural relics in the ancient city, such as Confucius Temple, Confucius House, Yan Temple, Confucius House, Gupanchi Qianlong Palace, which embodies the ancient city style and profound cultural charm of Qufu, the ancient capital of Shandong Province. In the late 1970s, most of the walls of Qufu Ming ancient city were demolished. Confucius House, whose real name is Duke House of Feast, is located on the east side of Confucius Temple in Qufu City and is the residence of Confucius' grandson. The Duke of Feast was the title given to Confucius by Song Renzong from the Northern Song Dynasty to the second year of Hehe (AD 1055). The descendants of this title have inherited 32 generations and lasted for 880 years. The Duke of Feast was a privileged big noble in China feudal society. In the song dynasty, he was equivalent to the eight-product official. In the Yuan Dynasty, he was promoted to the rank of three officials. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, he was a civil servant, and later he was the first in his class. In the Qing Dynasty, he was also chartered to ride horses in the Forbidden City and walk on the Imperial Road. Covering an area of 240 mu, Confucius House has 463 halls, halls, buildings and rooms. Nine-way courtyard and three-way layout: East Road, namely East School, Jiantongtang, Mu'en Church, Confucius Temple and workshops. West Road is a western school, including Honghuxuan, Zhongshutang, Anhuaitang and Huatang. The main body of Confucius is in the middle road. It used to be a government office with three halls and six halls.

2. Kong Lin ·AAAA

Kong Lin, located in the north of Qufu, is a special cemetery for Confucius and his family, and it is also the longest-lasting and largest family cemetery in the world. Confucius died in April in the sixteenth year (479 BC) and was buried in Si, north of Lucheng. Their descendants were buried from the graves, forming today's Kong Lin. Since Zigong planted trees for Confucius Tomb, there have been more than 10,000 ancient trees in Confucius Forest. Since the Han Dynasty, rulers of past dynasties have rebuilt and added 13 times to Kong Lin, and even opened it to the present scale, with a total area of about 2 square kilometers, surrounded by 5.6 kilometers of forest walls, which are more than 3 meters high and 1 meter thick. Guo Moruo once said: "This Kong Lin is the location of Confucius' tomb, which is located at 1.5km north of Qufu. The cemetery is towering with Cooper and surrounded by high walls, covering an area of 2 million square meters. This is a good natural museum and a chronicle of the Confucius family. There are ornamental buildings in the Qing Dynasty, stone statues and beasts carved in the Song Dynasty in the park. Many descendants of Confucius have been buried here since Confucius.

3. Confucius AAAA

Introduction: Qufu is located in the middle of Shandong. 1 1 century BC was the capital of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It is also the hometown of Confucius, the founder of Confucianism and a famous thinker in the late Spring and Autumn Period. He once wrote books and gave lectures here. Qufu's world-famous reputation is closely related to the name of Confucius. Confucius is one of the greatest philosophers in the world and the founder of China Confucian School. In the long history of more than 2,000 years, Confucian culture has gradually become the orthodox culture of China, and has influenced countries in East and Southeast Asia, becoming the cornerstone of the whole oriental culture. Confucius House, Confucius Temple and Qufu Confucius Forest are collectively called "Three Holes", which is a symbol of China's memory of Confucius and admiration for Confucianism. They are famous for their rich cultural accumulation, long history, huge scale, rich cultural relics collection and scientific and artistic value. Because of its prominent position in the history of China and the oriental culture of the world, it is honored as one of the three holy cities in the world. _ Do you care? (5) Do you care? I have held Yin Muzhi's sword for 478 years.

4, Qufu Nishan AAAA

Introduction Mountain is located 30 kilometers southeast of Qufu City, whose real name is Niqiu Mountain. Confucius' parents "prayed for Confucius in Niqiu", so Confucius' name was Zhong Ni, and later generations avoided Confucius and called Nishan. Mount Nishan is also very important for understanding Confucius. There are many places to visit here. Some people say that it should be juxtaposed with three holes, and it is not unreasonable to change from three holes to four holes. The exquisite Nishan Mountain is not as famous as Sankong Mountain, mostly because it is nearly fifty miles away from the city and the traffic is not very convenient. Nishan is the birthplace of Confucius, and it faces the Yi River in the east. There are Confucius Temple, Nishan Temple and Nishan Academy on the mountain. The three-story buildings form a group and look very imposing. There is a high Guanchuan Pavilion in the southeast corner of Confucius Temple. Legend is where Confucius lamented Linchuan. That sigh has been heard throughout the ages: the deceased is like a husband, not giving up day and night! At the foot of Shandong, there is a cave where Confucius was born-Confucius Cave. In memory of Confucius, a temple was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty and rebuilt by the former dynasty. The existing Nishan Academy covers an area of 25 mu, surrounded by hundreds of mu of cypress, with beautiful scenery.

5. Confucius Six Arts City AAA

Confucius Six Arts City is located at the eastern end of Chunqiu Road in the south of the city. Based on the "Six Arts" of Professor Confucius, a great thinker, educator and founder of Confucianism in ancient China, with the aim of promoting Chinese excellent traditional culture, it is a large-scale cultural tourist city with knowledge and interest, and now it is a national 4A-level scenic spot. Liuyi Town was built in 1992, covering an area of 13 hectares, with a building area of 60,000 square meters. There are not only beautiful garden shapes in the city, but also indoor attractions with broad scenes and rich cultural connotations, exquisite and colorful amusement facilities, as well as fully functional, quaint and elegant court buildings and unique ancient music and dance performances. There are eight major scenic spots in the city, namely, Confucius' World Tour, Ritual Hall, Book Hall, Imperial Hall, Music Hall, Shooting Hall and Digital Hall, which allow visitors to learn the essence of traditional culture and feel the exquisite beauty of modern art through education and fun. Confucius Six Arts City is located at Chunqiu Road 15, Nanxin District, Qufu. It is based on Confucius, a great thinker, educator, politician and founder of Confucianism in ancient China.

6, Nishan Confucius Temple and Academy key cultural relics protection units

Nishan Confucius Temple and Academy are located at the foot of Nishan Mountain, about 28 kilometers southeast of Qufu City, Shandong Province. Nishan, formerly known as Niqiu Mountain, was named Nishan because Confucius took Qiu as his name. Its mountains are not high, about 340 meters above sea level, and the scenery is beautiful. "The mountain is not high, there is a fairy by this name. The water is not deep, and the dragon is the spirit. " Because Confucius, a great thinker, politician and educator in China, was born here, Nishan is famous at home and abroad. According to legend, when Confucius was born, his father Shu and his mother Yan Zai prayed for Mount Danny, and later generations built temples to worship him. This temple was originally named Shuliangge Temple. "Kuodizhi" in Tang Dynasty reads: "Shuliangge Temple, also known as Niqiu Mountain Temple, is located in the east of Wulini Mountain in surabaya county, Yanzhou". After the Five Dynasties, during the reign of Zhou Xiande (954-960 AD), Zhao Hou, the satrap of Yanzhou, rebuilt the temple in Nishan, and Song Renzong celebrated it for three years (AD 1043). Confucius, the grandson of the 46th generation, is willing to "build a new palace temple, with a temple, a bedroom, a lecture hall and a study (originally in the west of the temple, now).

7. Qufu Dacheng Hall

The main building of Confucius Temple is the central place for offering sacrifices to Confucius. Dacheng Hall, known as Wang Wenxuan Hall in Tang Dynasty, has five rooms. In the second year, when Song Tianxi was overhauled, he moved to this site and expanded it into seven rooms. In the third year of Song Chongning (A.D. 1 104), Zhao Ji of Hui Zong took Mencius: Confucius called it a collection of ancient sages, praised Confucius' thoughts, renamed it Dacheng Hall, and was later destroyed by fire. The existing Dacheng Hall was rebuilt during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. It is 24.8 meters high, 45.8 meters wide and 24.9 meters deep, with double eaves and nine ridges, yellow tile cornices and carved beams and painted buildings. The eight caissons are decorated with golden dragons and seals, and the vertical plaque in the middle of the double cornices is engraved with three gold-plated characters of Dacheng Hall in Yong Zhengdi. Dacheng Hall, Taihe Hall and Tiangong Palace of Tai 'an Dai Temple in the Forbidden City in Beijing are also called the three great halls of the East. Very valuable. The hall with a long history is Dacheng Hall. There are 28 stone dragon pillars standing around the porch of Dacheng Hall, all of which are carved in stone, with a height of 6 meters and a diameter of 0.8 meters, which were carved by Huizhou craftsmen during Hongzhi period of Ming Dynasty. The 18 octagonal pillar on the two mountains and the back eaves of Dacheng Hall are all Yunlong shallow carvings. The most striking thing is the 10 deep relief dragon column on the front eaves. Each column has two dragons facing each other, winding up, carving a treasure in the middle, beautifully carved, and the dragons are all the same, which can be called the treasure of China stone carving art.

8, Qufu Lu ancient city site key cultural relics protection units

Qufu Lu Ancient City Site is located in Qufu City and its surrounding areas, Shandong Province. The old city of Lu was the capital of the State of Lu in the Zhou Dynasty, and it lasted the longest among the vassal states in the Zhou Dynasty. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Wuwang named Zhou Gongdan Duke Lu. When he became king, Bo Qin, the son of Duke Zhou, was sealed on behalf of his father and established the capital here. From then on to Lu Qinggong, * * * lasted for 34 generations, and the capital was established in 873. For more than 300 years in the Western Han Dynasty, it has been a fief of Lu. From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Han Dynasty, the old city experienced eight large-scale constructions and repairs, and was later ruled by the county. In the Song Dynasty, the county moved to the hills and the city was gradually destroyed. 1940, the Japanese explored and excavated the ruins of the ancient city on a small scale. From 1977 to 1978, the Shandong Provincial Museum conducted a comprehensive exploration and excavation, revealing the general situation of the old city. The circumference of the old city is 1 1.9 km, the wall is 3.7 km long from east to west and 2.7 km wide from north to south, and there is a moat around the city. East, west and north three doors, south two doors. The doorway is 7 ~15m wide. Qufu today is located in the southwest corner of the old city of Lu, accounting for only one-seventh of the area of the old city. The inner city is in the southwest corner of the old city, accounting for about a quarter of the big cities.

9. Miao Yan

Yanmiao is located in the north gate of Qufu City, Shandong Province, facing the back garden of Confucius House across the street. This is a temple dedicated to Yan Hui. Yan Yuan is one of Confucius' most proud disciples. He was born in a poor family, but devoted himself to his studies. He was always praised by Confucius, saying that he was eager to learn "without losing his temper, eating and drinking, living in a mean alley, worrying if people can't bear it, returning without changing his pleasure, and the sage returns." Yan Hui is also famous for his virtue among Confucius disciples. In the second year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan, Yan Hui was honored as a "teacher". During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, he was also honored as a "sacred temple" in Yan Hui in the Yuan Dynasty, and Yan Temple was also called a "sacred temple". Miao Yan is divided into five courtyards, covering an area of 85 mu. There are 159 halls, halls, pavilions, warehouses and doors. The main buildings in the temple are Fushengmen, Guirenmen, Yangshengmen, Louxiangjing, Laoting, Fu Sheng Temple and Beiting, all built in the Yuan Dynasty. There is a tunnel in the gate of Fu Sheng, surrounded by an octagonal open-air square pavilion. In the north of the well, there is a stone tablet of "Poor Alley Well" erected in the Ming Dynasty to commemorate Yan Hui's thrifty moral character of "living in a poor alley with only one food and one drink". Complex temples are the main halls. The East and West Courtyards are filled with sages of Yan's descendants, such as Yan Zitui, Yan Zhenqing and Yan Shigu. There are more than 60 stone tablets in Miao Yan.

10, Shao Hao Tomb in Qufu

Shao Hao Tomb is the tomb of Shao Hao, one of the five emperors in ancient China. It is located in the northeast of Brewmaster Village, 4 kilometers east of Qufu, and is one of the famous ancient tombs in China. According to records, Shao Hao, the son of the Yellow Emperor, established his capital in poverty and moved to Qufu. He reigned for 84 years at the age of 100. He was buried in Shouqiu outside the east gate of the ancient city of Lu. The mausoleum is 28.5 meters wide, 8.73 meters high and stands 12 meters high. It looks like a pyramid, which was built with stones in the Northern Song Dynasty. The mausoleum covers an area of 25 mu, with dense cypress trees and lush grass, fences, halls, palace gates, stone squares and so on. Shao Hao Tomb next to Shouqiu is one of the famous ancient tombs in China. This is the tomb of Shao Hao, the son of the Yellow Emperor and one of the five ancient emperors. With the upgrade of Shao Hao Festival in later generations, Shao Hao's tomb has been expanded and rebuilt many times. Song Dazhong was lucky for five years (10 12), overhauled and consolidated; In the first year of Song Zhenghe (111), it was built with 10,000 stones. Covering an area of 8 hectares, there are 7 ancient buildings1tree, 20 stone tablets in Ming and Qing dynasties and 399 ancient trees1tree. The stone workshop in front of the mausoleum was built in Qing Qianlong for three years. There are five halls behind the tomb, three on the left and three on the right. The mausoleum behind the temple has a small mouth in the shape of a pyramid. The width of the mausoleum is 28.5 meters, the slope height is 15 meters, and Baoding is 1 1 meter. There is a small room above for carving white marble in Shao Hao during the reign of Song Xuanhe.

What are the famous tourist attractions in Qufu?

Introduction: Qufu is the hometown of Confucius, an ancient thinker and educator in China, the world-famous source of Confucianism, the root of Confucianism and the birthplace of Confucianism. That's all. It is well worth your visit. These are some famous tourist attractions in Qufu.

Sangedong

"Three holes" refers to the Confucius House, Confucius Temple and Confucius Forest in Qufu, which are collectively called "three holes". It is a symbol that China commemorates Confucius and respects Confucianism. It is famous for its rich cultural accumulation, long history, grand scale, rich cultural relics collection and scientific and artistic value.

The birthplace of Huangdi

Shouqiu, located 4 kilometers east of Qufu, is the birthplace of Huangdi Jujube, the ancestor of the Chinese nation.

Song Zhenzong respected the Yellow Emperor as his ancestor, and built Jingling Palace in Shouqiu to offer sacrifices. There are *** 1320 rooms in Jingling Palace, which are honored by jade carvings and sacrificed to ancestral halls. It was the temple with the highest etiquette at that time, but it was destroyed at the end of Yuan Dynasty. Now this place has become a park, which is the largest stone tablet park in China. The park covers an area of 37 mu, with two monuments and a pool of reflections, and Shao Hao's tomb is in the north.

Mengmiao

Meng Temple is located in the south of Zou County, Shandong Province, adjacent to Mengfu in the west. This is a temple dedicated to Mencius. Meng Temple was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the original site is next to the tomb of Mencius. Xuanhe moved to its current location in three years, and it took shape in the Ming Dynasty. Meng Ziming Ke, the orthodox successor of Confucianism, has the reputation of "Ya Sheng" and is a famous thinker and educator in the Warring States Period. After his death, he was buried in the suburb of Zou County, named Menglin. There are Mengmiao and Mengfu in the county.

Qufu three holes, magnificent, is a tribute to the lofty ideas and culture of the ancients; Qufu, which is famous at home and abroad, is a dazzling pearl in China.

What are the interesting scenic spots in Qufu?

The existing Taiyuan Ancient County (now the location of Jinyuan Sub-district Office) is a county town in the early Ming Dynasty, located on the site of Jinyang Ancient City. Jinyang ancient city culture, which has been passed down for more than 2500 years, is a continuation of Jinyang ancient city. It follows the architectural pattern of Jinyang ancient city and is called "Phoenix City". Relying on Longshan Mountain, it shows the aura of ancient Jinyang Dragon and Phoenix, embodies the harmonious integration of farming culture and nomadic culture everywhere, and maintains China Han and Tang culture and traditional regional folk culture. This is a well-equipped city, surrounded by mountains and waters.

Introduction of main scenic spots in Qufu

Introduction of main scenic spots in Qufu

Qufu, as the former residence of Confucius, is also a tourist attraction with unique characteristics and strong national feelings. Qufu attracts the attention of many tourists. In order to further explore the vicissitudes of Chinese civilization, many tourists like to travel to Qufu very much. So, what are the most worthwhile attractions to visit in Qufu? To know this answer, you need to prepare a Qufu travel guide in advance.

One of the tourist attractions in Qufu: Confucius Temple.

Confucius Temple is a temple dedicated to Confucius and praising Confucianism. Confucius Temple was built in the Zhou Dynasty and completed in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is the largest of more than 2,000 Confucius temples in the world, and it is also a famous palace-style building in China. Confucius Temple now covers an area of 6.5438+0.4 million square meters, with three-way layout and nine courtyards, which run through a central axis and are symmetrically arranged left and right. The whole building complex includes five halls, one pavilion, one altar and two halls, and 466 stone pavilions 17, which were built in the Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China periods respectively. The main building, Dacheng Hall, with double eaves and nine ridges and yellow tiles flying around the corridor, is one of the three major halls in the East. /kloc-more than 0/200 cypresses, lush foliage, dignified and natural. More than 1040 stone tablets since the Han Dynasty, together with a large number of precious cultural relics such as books, paintings, cards and plaques, are not only the carriers of Confucian culture, but also engrave the vicissitudes of Chinese civilization. Chen Yunhe's poem "Confucius Temple" says, "Incense, inscriptions and people are constantly flowing, and the time goes from the Western Han Dynasty to Qufu and into Dacheng Hall to worship the ancestors. How many younger generations, how many eyes, how many wishes, and how many emperors went to the hospital to look for Confucius are not ordinary Confucius temples. It is an Analects of Confucius compiled with footprints. The Analects of Confucius is a Confucian temple built by Chinese characters, which can know and rule the world.

Qufu tourist attraction II: Confucius Six Arts City

Qufu Confucius Six Arts City and Confucius Hometown Garden are national AAAA-level scenic spots and large-scale Confucian cultural theme parks. The scenic spot is divided into Confucius Six Arts Tour Area and Confucius Hometown Garden Folk Exhibition Area. The architectural pattern in the scenic area is unique and magnificent. Tourism is rich in content and profound in cultural connotation. It interprets the six arts of Confucius and the folk culture of Gollum in its unique way, forming a characteristic cultural garden atmosphere of entertaining and entertaining, and emitting a strong Confucian cultural atmosphere.

Confucius Six Arts City is a great thinker, educator, politician and founder of Confucianism in ancient China. With the theme of "Rite, Music, Shooting, Imperial, Calligraphy and Mathematics", it uses modern high-tech means such as sound, light and electricity, and with the help of music, art and architecture, it integrates knowledge, entertainment, participation, history, interest, shopping and gastronomy.

Tourist attractions in Qufu: Dacheng Hall

Dacheng Hall is the palace-style main building and main hall in Confucius Temple, and it is also the core of Confucius Temple. Dacheng Hall is 24.8 meters high, 45.69 meters long and 24.85 meters wide. It is located on a pedestal 2. 1 meter high. It is the tallest building in the whole temple and one of the three ancient halls in China.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was called the Wang Wenxuan Temple, with five rooms. When Song Tianxi was overhauled in five years, he moved to this site and expanded it into seven rooms. In the third year of Song Chongning, Zhao Wa and Hui Zong took the meaning of Mencius: "Confucius called it a masterpiece" and renamed it Dacheng Hall in the next imperial edict. In the second year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt, with nine ridges and double eaves, yellow tiles overlapping pages, multi-modal archway, carved beams and painted buildings, eight caissons decorated with golden dragon seals, and double cornices carved on the vertical plaque in the middle of Yong Zhengdi Imperial Palace.

Four scenic spots in Qufu Travel Guide: Nishan Mountain

Nishan is no less famous in the history of China than Sankong, because according to historical records, it is the birthplace of Confucius. Nishan, formerly known as Niqiu Mountain, was renamed Nishan to avoid Confucius. Mount Nishan is more than 340 meters above sea level, with five peaks at the top, Confucius Temple and Mount Nishan Academy at the eastern foot, and so-called "Eight Scenes of Mount Nishan" such as Wulaofeng, Luyuanlin, Zhiyuan Creek, Hannah Quinlivan Cave, Guanchuan Pavilion, Zhonghe River, Wandelin and Baiyun Cave.

Nishan Confucius Temple was built in the Northern Zhou Dynasty and has a history of more than 1000 years. It has been continuously built and expanded in successive dynasties. There are five courtyards, more than 50 halls, and there are more than ten stone tablets in the Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China inside and outside the hall, which are important materials for understanding the birthplace of Confucius and the historical evolution of its architecture.

Five scenic spots in Qufu Travel Guide: Xingtan Theatre

Xingtan Theatre is located in the central area of Qufu Science, covering an area of 1 000 square meters, and can accommodate 3,000 people. Completed in September 2006, 5438+0. Now it has become the landmark square building of Qufu Neo-Confucianism Center, a famous historical and cultural city, and it is also the largest, most professional and most imposing performance venue in Shandong Province and even the whole Jiangbei area: Dream of Apricot Altar, a masterpiece with the theme of Confucius culture, has created a precedent for the performance of large-scale square theme tourism culture in Jiangbei. In 2009, it invested 56 million yuan to transform Xingtan Theater, increased the ceiling, and turned the outdoor theater into an indoor theater. Every year from April to 165438+ 10, a large-scale original dance drama "Confucius" is staged at 20 o'clock every night.

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