Five Selected Tour Guide Words for Scenic Spots in Shanxi Province

Take a walk and see the scenery along the way! Beautiful as a picture, smile, laugh all the glitz in the world! The following are the tour guide words of Shanxi scenic spots that I carefully arranged for you. Welcome to refer to them and hope to help you!

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North Wudang Mountain, located in fangshan county, Luliang District, Shaanxi Province, was called Wang Long in ancient times, also known as Zhenwu Mountain. After the restoration of Tian Xuan Temple in Ming Dynasty, it was renamed Wudang Mountain because it was located in the north. There are not only pleasing natural landscapes, but also long-standing cultural landscapes. It is a famous Taoist shrine in northern China. 1990 was approved by the Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau of Shanxi Provincial People's Government as a venue for Taoist activities, and 1994 was announced by the State Council in October as a national key scenic spot.

North Wudang Mountain used to be "Wulitu Road Wulisha, Wuli Stone Steps Ascending". Now that expressway has been opened, you can reach the Pantheon by bus. The stone steps up the mountain are 1455, and iron handrails are installed in steep places. This mountain is surrounded by mountains on all sides, and the natural landscape is fantastic and beautiful, known as "pink in spring, green in summer and red in autumn".

The reputation of "White Winter", coupled with steep stone steps and ancient and magnificent temples, can be described as "male, strange, dangerous and beautiful".

Amazingly, Gu Song with different shapes and grotesque rocks carved by nature, such as: immortal guiding pine, giant sea pine, mandarin duck pine, tortoise and snake, ape looking at the sun, stone pig suffering, etc., are all lifelike. There is a Zhenwu Temple on the top of the mountain. According to ancient tablet records, it was built in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. I have Taoist activities in the temple on the mountain. The peak period was in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Every day from the first day to the third day of the third lunar month is an ancient temple fair period. At that time, cigarettes filled the air and tourists gathered.

There are more than 0 Taoist priests 10 in the Taoist temple in northern Wudang Mountain. There are clay sculptures, murals, stone tablets and other cultural relics in the Taoist temple, which has precious historical research value. Contemporary literati and scholars climb this mountain with inscriptions and paintings; Pilgrims and tourists visit the mountain, and they all linger.

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Hukou Waterfall, National Scenic Area, National AAAA Tourist Attractions and National Geopark. It borders Hukou Town, Jixian County, Linfen City, Shanxi Province in the east and Hukou Township, Yichuan County, Yan 'an City, Shaanxi Province in the west. It is a tourist attraction of the two provinces. 387 kilometers north of Taiyuan, Shanxi; It is located 449 kilometers south of Xi, Shaanxi.

Hukou Waterfall is the second largest waterfall in China and the largest yellow waterfall in the world. In rainy summer, Hukou Waterfall is very spectacular. In winter, the whole water surface freezes, forming a rare huge ice waterfall.

Around February 6, 65438+20 _, due to the continuous cooling weather, the Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River appeared a landscape of flowing and hanging ice.

On July 30, 2000, influenced by the heavy rainfall in Yunyan River basin of Shaanxi Province, Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River presented a strange landscape with turbid waves rolling in the west and white waves surging in the east.

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Located 20 kilometers east of Yongji County, Shanxi Province, with Wulaofeng and Xupu County as the center, it includes six scenic spots, including Yellow River Beach, Wangguan Valley, Longtou Mountain and Yunxiange. The highest point is Yuepingliang, with an altitude of 2 100 meters and a total area of 300 square kilometers. There are many mountains, many cliffs, strange caves, exotic flowers and trees, rare birds and animals, quiet and moist mountain springs and flowing water, deep caves in the mountains, numerous temples and double waterfalls, making it a tourist attraction.

Wulaofeng, known as Donghua Mountain in history, is a famous Taoist mountain in the north, with an altitude of1809.3m.. The Qifeng is steep and needs to climb the chain, which belongs to Danxia landform. There are layers of peaks, forests and ancient trees, and all kinds of creatures cover the whole of Shan Ye. The flowers are red, the grass is green, the mountains are bright and the water is beautiful, so there is a saying that "there are five warehouses in the north and five old people in the south to see the scenery". Tourists look to the southwest of the county seat, only to see four peaks, namely Dongjinping Peak, Xi Jinping Peak, Taiyiping Peak and Panqifeng, looming in the fog, surrounded by 1809.3-meter Jade Everest, just like five old people bowing with their fists to welcome distinguished guests.

The main peak, Jade Everest, has a sharp stone wall and looks like a jade pillar, which goes straight into the sky, also known as "Yunfeng" and "Lingfeng". Tourists need to climb the chain. There is 3000 square meters of land on the top of the mountain, which is high in the north and low in the south. There are seven cultural attractions: Nantianmen, Lingguan Temple, Bodhisattva Hall, Shixiu Hall, Qianzi Hall, Zushi Temple and other architectural sites. With the Jade Everest as the center, there is Dongjinping Peak on the left, and a pharmacist cave is built at the waist of the peak; On the right is Xijinping Peak, under which is Leigong Cave; There is Taiyi Peak in the north, five old halls and Jade Emperor Hall; To the south is Chessboard Peak. "Four peaks dare not stand forward, just like Shang Hao following Di Zi". There are 365 and 438+0 peaks, such as Wu Zhifeng and Bijiafeng, which descended from fairies, or resembled apes, or towering like pens, or pens lined up, reflecting pearls and jade, vividly, with an area of 50 square kilometers. During this period, there were 64 temples, 12 caves and 9 fountains. Horseshoe India Fairy Cave, Leigong Cave Cave, Cave and Zhangdong Cave are deep and have different shapes, which are of great research value to geology, genesis, meteorology, hydrology, biology and archaeology. Spring water is pure and sweet, flowing endlessly, such as Yanming Spring, Furong Spring, and magical bowl spring, which is only the size of a bowl, but inexhaustible. Here, Shan Qi is beautiful in water, green everywhere, and there are pines, clouds, strange rocks, strange cliffs, pine trees, flowing springs, waterfalls and other landscapes, showing a variety of natural scenery. Tourists come here as if they were in a magical picture.

According to historical records, as early as the Jin Dynasty, Zhang Sengyou's Xunyang Ji recorded that "the Five Old Peaks are hidden in the sky, and their potential is like the Five Old Mountains in Yuxiang County in the middle of the river". Li Daoyuan's Notes on Water Classics in the Northern Wei Dynasty described that "a strange peak rises in summer, a solitary peak rises, the spring surface is covered, the cypress peak is shaded, and the spring is irrigated". Scholars and poets of all ages have written articles and poems to praise and describe them. For example, the inscription reads "Beautiful mountains and Five Old Peaks are more beautiful", which is known as the first scenic spot in Sanjin. According to the survey, there are stone statues of Buddha in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, thin rope bricks in the Tang Dynasty, square tiles in the Song Dynasty, painted portraits in the Ming Dynasty, and a large number of stone carvings, which show that the ancient Wufeng Mountain has long been a place for tourists to linger, and it is also a place for Buddhists to practice, meditate and live. Taoism ranks as the "52nd blessed land".

It can be seen from many stone tablets that the Five Old Peaks once had a prosperous history of thousands of years, and there are also many anecdotes in folklore. In the Song Dynasty, Yang Ye stationed troops here to practice martial arts, and Sun Feihu, who surrounded Pujiu Temple, camped here. Taoist figures such as Zhang, Zhang and Zhang have many legendary anecdotes, which add to the mystery of the Five Old Peaks. Every year from the first day of July to the fifteenth day of July, there are tens of thousands of merchants and officials from north and south. The existing woodcut "Jade Pillar and Clear Peak Map" in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty and "New Scenery Map of Southwest Wulaofeng in Yuxiang County, Shanxi Province" printed in the early years of the Republic of China vividly depict the prosperity at that time. Until the Japanese invasion, there were more than 40 teahouses and restaurants along the way from Xiguan in Yuxiang Township at the foot of the mountain to Yuzhu Peak at the foot of the mountain. The temple in Yamaguchi and the Liyuan social drama were staged in turn, and the sound was lingering. Folk entertainment activities and games to meet the gods are very lively. Later, due to various reasons, the Five Old Peaks gradually declined and were little known.

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Speaking of it, the Wu Ye Temple in Shanxi, which is now the Wanfo Pavilion, was located in the southeast of Tayuan Temple in Taihuai Town, Shaanxi Province for 40 years during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is mainly composed of five dragons and five halls and Manjusri Hall. There are five statues of the Dragon King in the Five Dragons and Five Halls, and the five masters are quite famous, so the locals call the Wanfo Pavilion "Wu Ye Temple". The temples of Wu Ye Temple in Shanxi are north-south, covering an area of 2,040 square meters, including the main hall, floors, monk's houses, Taiwan provincial platforms, pagoda platforms and Ming monuments.

First of all, talk about the construction of Wu Ye Temple in Shanxi:

The Wulongwang Temple in Wu Ye Temple in Shaanxi used to be the roof of a rolling shed. 1920_, when rebuilt, it was changed to a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain, with four corridors, five ridges and six beasts, and a bronze hall on the right ridge. There is a rolling shed in front of the building, carved with beams and painted with buildings in various colors. Besides the Golden Dragon Bachelor, there are statues of Grandpa, Sir Zhong, Dragon Mother, Sir Zhong and Yu behind him. According to folklore, Wuye was originally a black face, but Manjusri Bodhisattva turned into the Five Dragon Kings for the benefit of all beings, so the black face became a golden face. King Wulong of Manjusri Bodhisattva likes watching plays very much, so he built an ancient stage opposite Wulong Temple, dedicated to acting for Wuye. Because of this, until today, during the June Fa Conference in Wutai Mountain, famous actors and plays will be arranged to perform in Wanfo Pavilion, which means singing for Wulong Wulong.

In addition to the Dragon King Hall, there is also the Manjusri Hall of Wu Ye Temple in Shaanxi Province, which is a three-story, three-eaves, four-way mountain, with the upper layer dedicated to Bodhisattva and the lower layer dedicated to three statues of the Ming Dynasty. Manjusri sits on the lion, Pu Xian sits on the statue, and Guanyin sits on the sky. Every new moon statue is highly restrained by Meidu. There are five hidden kings and bodhisattvas in the upper level. They are Qin Guangwang, Chu Jiangwang, Song Emperor, Guan, Hua Wang, Tai Shan Wang, Ping Wang, Du Shiwang and Ten Deaths Hall, which constitute the layout of the Ten Deaths Hall. The statues on the left and right of the Tibetan King and Bodhisattva turned out to be Gong Min and his son. According to legend, Jiuhuashan originally belonged to Gong Min, but when Dizang Bodhisattva opened the Jiuhuashan Dojo, he wanted to occupy this place, so he turned into a monk and asked Gong Min, saying, "If you come to the treasure land today, you don't want to change your charity or diet, you just want a place to practice, and you still hope that your benefactor will fulfill it." Gong Min smiled and said, "I own miles around here. How can I care that you occupy a place where a rising tide lifts all boats? " ? Master, where the mountains are good, you practice there. Hearing this, the "monk" exhibited the cassock, and Jiuhua Mountain was completely covered, so Gong Min had to give his life to support him. Between the eaves and beams of the temple, there is a big bronze bell of the Ming Dynasty with a heavy oil of 000 Jin. The upper and lower floors of the wooden pavilion in the temple are 3-inch-high clay sculptures with various shapes of gold-plated small Buddha statues on them. Although there are as many as 10 thousand statues, none of them are the same, which is amazing, so Manjusri Hall is also called the Ten Thousand Buddha Pavilion.

Next, talk about the Buddha statue of Wu Ye Temple in Shaanxi.

Wu Ye enshrined in Wu Ye Temple is the honorific title of Manjusri Bodhisattva, the Dragon King of Guangji, and also the embodiment of the five Manjusri Bodhisattvas in Wutai Mountain. So it is the most fragrant temple in Wutai Mountain. In fact, it should be said that Wu Ye is actually the product of localization and secularization of Manjusri Bodhisattva in Taiwan Province. It has assumed the function of a folk god and endowed the local people with the wish of good weather, peace and good fortune. Perhaps it is precisely because Wu Ye is closer to the masses than the solemn bodhisattvas in other major temples, which is more in line with the wishes of all sentient beings who are eager for quick success and instant benefit. In the eyes of kind men and women, the small Wu Ye Temple has almost become a symbol of responsiveness, and most people who go to Wutai Mountain to burn incense go to Wu Ye Temple. In the eyes of the masses, they know nothing about Buddhism or even Manjusri Bodhisattva, but as long as Wu Ye Temple is mentioned, it becomes a household name and almost becomes a business card of Wutai Mountain.

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Mengshan Giant Buddha: Mengshan is about 20km southwest of Taiyuan, Sidi Village, north of Jinci Temple, with the main peak1.325m high. Mengshan xiao yue is one of the eight scenic spots in old Taiyuan. In the second year of Tianbao (55 1), Emperor Levin of the Northern Qi Dynasty expanded the Great Zhuang Yan Temple in the Eastern Wei Dynasty into Kaihua Temple, and carved a 200-foot-high Cliff Buddha, which is called Xishan Buddha, slightly higher than Leshan Buddha, and is the largest Buddha statue in China at present. During the reign of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, a new Pigai Buddha Pavilion was built. Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian came here to worship Buddha and give robes in the palace. Due to the collapse of the temple, the giant Buddha was submerged in the ruins, and only the chest and neck were seen. The chest width was 25m, the height was17.5m, and the neck diameter was 5m. At present, it is being planned and developed as a tourism resource.

Mengshan Buddha, also known as Jinyang Xishan Buddha, is a cliff Buddha, located in Mengshan, northwest of Sidi Village, Jinyuan District, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. Now it is a cultural relic protection unit in Taiyuan. Mengshan Buddha was excavated in Tianbao period of Northern Qi Dynasty. It turned out to be the cliff Buddha statue behind Mengshan Kaihua Temple. Tang Gaozu Li Yuan, Tang Gaozong Li Zhi, Wu Zetian, the late Tang Emperor Li Keyong and the late Emperor Gaozu Liu Zhiyuan all came here to worship Buddha. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Mengshan Buddha was destroyed. During the census of Taiyuan geographical names from 65438 to 0980, the Mengshan Giant Buddha was rediscovered. When it was discovered, the Buddha's head had disappeared, and the Buddha's body was buried by earth and stone, which was severely weathered. According to ancient records, Mengshan Giant Buddha is 200 feet high (59 meters in modern times). According to the actual measurement, the height of Mengshan Giant Buddha from the bottom of its leg to its neck is about 30 meters. It is estimated that the original proportion of the Buddha's head is about 10 meter, and the pedestal rebuilt in the later period is 6 meters high. The original height of Mengshan Giant Buddha is about 46 meters. Since 20_, Taiyuan has protected and developed the Mengshan Giant Buddha, strengthened the Buddha's body, and built a new Buddha's head with a height of 12 meters with reference to the Beiqi Buddha's head unearthed in Taiyuan. On June 20, 5438, Mengshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area was opened to the public.

Mengshan Giant Buddha was originally the Buddha statue behind Kaihua Temple. Kaihua Temple was built in Tianbao, Northern Qi Dynasty (AD 559) and was awarded "Kaihua Temple" by Levin, Wen Xuandi, Northern Qi Dynasty. After the temple, the stone is used to build roads, and a mile behind the temple, the Buddha statue is carved, that is, the Mengshan Giant Buddha. At that time, Taiyuan was called Jinyang, which was the capital of Northern Qi Dynasty. Gao Huan, the founding emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty, started a business here and defeated Er Zhurong. Later, he actually controlled the political affairs of the Eastern Wei Dynasty and laid the foundation for the establishment of the Northern Qi Dynasty. Since then, the Emperor of Northern Qi often traveled between the capital city Yecheng and the capital city Jinyang, and attached great importance to the construction of Jinyang. According to Su Yugui's Rebuilding the Yan Pavilion of Mengshan Kaihua Temple in the Five Dynasties, Gao Wei, a master of the Northern Qi Dynasty, said in the Book of the Northern Qi Dynasty that "Jinyang Xishan was carved into a giant Buddha statue, which was full of oil all night and shone in the palace". Therefore, Mengshan Giant Buddha is sometimes called "Jinyang Xishan Giant Buddha".

The excavation age of Mengshan Giant Buddha is controversial. One view is that according to the records of Taiyuan County in Records of Taiyuan and Yongle Dadian, the excavation of Mengshan Giant Buddha began in Tianbao, Northern Qi Dynasty. Another view is that according to the records of Ming Jiajing's Taiyuan County Records and Ming Chenghua's Shanxi Tongzhi, the excavation of Mengshan Giant Buddha was after the completion of Kaihua Temple, that is, two years later than Tianbao. According to Su Yugui's Rebuilding the Yan Pavilion of Mengshan Kaihua Temple in the Five Dynasties, "In the last years of Tianbao in Wen Xuandi in the Northern Qi Dynasty, the stone was chiseled and the mountain was chiseled". It is believed that the excavation of Mengshan Giant Buddha began in the tenth year of Tianbao (AD 559). According to the record of "Carving the Western Hills of Jinyang into a Big Buddha", it is found that the Mengshan Giant Buddha was completed at the high latitude where the late master lived in northern history. According to the records of the Song Dynasty, Mengshan Monument and Northern History were written in March of the fifth year of the Northern Qi Dynasty. In March and April of the fifth year of the Northern Qi Dynasty, the main body was in Jinyang, where an important Buddhist ceremony was held. It is speculated that the completion time of Mengshan Giant Buddha was in the fifth year of Northern Qi Dynasty (AD 569).

Mengshan Giant Buddha was excavated from a steep cliff and located near the top of Mengshan Mountain. The niche is cliff-opening, with a width of 29.60m and a depth of17m, and its plane is approximately semi-oval. The head of the Buddha has been lost, and the mountain is flush with the neck. The researchers speculated that there was probably a naturally protruding rock here at that time, which was carved into a Buddha's head during excavation. On the cliff behind the Buddha statue, there is a large area of flat land, temple ruins, scattered broken bricks and tiles, and a broken mound engraved with the words "Hangzhou Tianmu Mountain Peak Car Zen Master". Mengshan Giant Buddha is a single Buddha statue, and there are no threatening statues inside and outside the niche.

The giant Buddha lost his head. The neck is 5 meters in diameter and more than 2 meters in height, with three concave lines. The height from neck to abdomen is 22 meters, and the distance between elbows is 22.70 meters. The shoulders are flat and broad, the shoulder blades are thick, and the figure is strong. Because the rock mass of the giant Buddha is loose sandstone, the weathering and collapse are quite serious, and the costume pattern of the Buddha statue is unrecognizable. There are several rows of small square holes in the chest of the Buddha statue, which is presumed to be the remains left by the reconstruction of the giant Buddha. The forearm of the Buddha statue is12m long and 2.80m wide, and it is well preserved. The Buddha statue was sealed by Zen Buddhism. The right hand is 3. 10 meter long, and the palm and little finger still exist; The left hand is disabled. Hands and legs are paved with stones, 3 meters high, squatting. There is a stone platform foundation under the leg. The legs and abutments of the Buddha statue were built during reconstruction. The researchers believe that although the original sitting posture of the Buddha statue may not be the sitting posture during reconstruction, it is likely to be the sitting posture judged by meditation with both hands. Su Bai concluded that Mengshan Buddha was a reclining Buddha and Maitreya Buddha according to the relics before purification. But after cleaning up, the Buddha statue was sealed by meditation, not a reclining Buddha statue. Later researchers thought that the giant Buddha in Mengshan might be Sakyamuni Buddha. One of the reasons is that "the winning cause is the truth of Sakyamuni" mentioned in Rebuilding the Zhuang Yanting of Mengshan Kaihua Temple. Another reason is that the Buddha Sakyamuni in Cave 20 of Yungang Grottoes excavated in the Northern Wei Dynasty also practiced meditation, which is the same as that of Mengshan Giant Buddha.

Mengshan Giant Buddha is about 30 meters high from the lower leg to the neck. According to the shoulder width 18m, the researcher estimated that the head height of the Buddha statue was about 10m, that is, the height of Mengshan Giant Buddha was 40m, and the 6-meter-high pedestal added in the later stage of reconstruction made the total height about 46m. This is different from historical records. Ming Pao Ji Shu in the Tang Dynasty recorded that the Buddha statue in Mengshan Kaihua Temple was 200 feet high. According to the calculation of one foot in Tang Dynasty and 0.295 meters in modern times, the height of Mengshan Giant Buddha recorded in Tang Dynasty is 59 meters, which is more than ten meters higher than the actual height of Mengshan Giant Buddha. Some media have calculated that the height of Mengshan Giant Buddha is 66 meters according to the modern one-foot 0.33 meters. Some media also calculate 63 meters; There are also media reports that the Mengshan Giant Buddha is "66 meters high (the standing height of the giant Buddha)". These media have thus determined that the Mengshan Buddha is taller than the 55-meter-high Bamiyan Buddha in Afghanistan. Some media even claimed that Mengshan Giant Buddha is as famous as Leshan Giant Buddha and Bamiyan Giant Buddha, and called it "the second largest stone Buddha in the world" according to their height relationship (the height of Mengshan Giant Buddha is 66 meters).

There are three architectural remains (about15m) on the platform in front of the Giant Buddha, and the threshold and mound are still there. Researchers judge that the age of the building may be later than the Five Dynasties. There is a turtle in the north of the architectural relic, and the monument has been lost. There are many small stone caves on the west wall of the Buddhist shrine, which are used to embed beams and purlins when building the Buddhist temple. On the east side of the big Buddha niche, there is also a cliff monument and the remains of two caves on the cliff surface. Cliff carvings are about as high as the Buddha's chest. Rectangular, 2.50m high and1.85m wide. This is carved in advance and embedded in the cliff. The words are vague, so we can only judge that it is a Buddhist scripture, and we can't know which one it is. The cave on the east side of the cliff stone carving is about 1 m high and wide, which has been destroyed due to rock collapse. To the east of the grotto is a square grotto, 2.97 meters wide, 2.99 meters deep and 2.94 meters high, with a pyramid-shaped roof. The rectangular portal is1.74m high, 0.97m wide and 0.52m deep. There are stone pillars carved on both sides of the door with buckets carved on them. Above the barrel, there is a carved diaphragm. The bucket of diaphragm is a three-liter bucket, and the bucket between columns is herringbone. The fork hand is arc-shaped, swinging outward, and the tail end is slightly upturned. According to the characteristics of the pyramid-shaped roof and the upturned herringbone fork tail, the researchers think that this cave may have been dug during the Northern Qi Dynasty. This cave has a plain wall and no niches. It belongs to the Zen Cave, and there is still an inscription in the cave for forty-six years of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty.

According to "Jiajing Taiyuan County Records", "In the second year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (55 1), Huokeji was built fifteen miles northwest of the county seat, which was civilized. Stone is chiseled behind the temple, and Buddha statues are carved on the mountain. At the beginning of Sui Renshou (620_), the Buddhist Pavilion was built, and the amount was changed to Jingming. In the third year of Tang Wude (620_), Li Yuan came to visit Zen from Hedong and later changed to Kaihua Temple. In Jiazi year of Huichang (844) and Ganning year (895), the Buddhist Pavilion was destroyed and rebuilt. In the first year of Song Chunhua (990), two pagodas of Nigumei were built, two feet high. At the end of Yuan Dynasty (1368), it was destroyed, leaving only the stupa of the monk's room. In the eighteenth year of Ming Hongwu (1385), Gong Jin was rebuilt. "

Before Liu Zhiyuan, the Emperor Gaozu of the Five Dynasties, proclaimed himself emperor, in the second year of the Jin Dynasty (945), a Buddhist pavilion was built here, named "Solemn Pavilion", with five floors and thirteen pagodas on each floor. A 200-foot-high carved Buddha was built inside, and the "Wild Goose Pagoda Bee Platform" and "Luyuan Chicken Garden" were also built. Lingyun pavilion, extraordinary momentum, extremely luxurious. In the 28th year of Yuan Dynasty (1368), buildings such as Zhuang Yanting collapsed. Since then, the giant Buddha has been buried in rocks, residual bricks, gravel and sediment. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, King Zhu guarded Taiyuan and rebuilt Kaihua Temple. In fact, only the former temple, now Kaihua Temple, was built, but the latter temple was not built, and the giant Buddha was not known to future generations because of his burial.

1980, the Geographical Names Office of the Southern Suburb of Taiyuan City found the remains of the Giant Buddha during the geographical names census. When discussing the origin of the name "Daduyan" in 1982, the field survey was actually the chest of the giant Buddha, which was more than 50 feet high and about 8 feet wide. The head hasn't been found yet. All that is found now is that the neck is five feet high, and the part below the chest is still buried in the slope of broken rocks and tiles. The whole Buddha has yet to be excavated, and the architectural relics found around it are consistent with historical records. At present, it has attracted the attention of domestic historians.