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 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.