Sixth grade landscape composition: Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple Tour _750 words

With the National Day holiday coming, traveling has naturally become a necessity. I saw Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou when surfing the Internet, and wanted to know about it. In this way, my parents took my grandparents and me to Quanzhou. Kaiyuan Temple is located at No.27 West Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China. Founded by Huang Shougong in 686, it is an ancient temple in the Tang Dynasty, 1327. According to legend, the temple site was originally the mulberry garden of Huang Shougong, a rich man in the Tang Dynasty in 689 AD. One day, Huang Shougong dreamed that a monk asked him for land to build a temple. Huang Shougong never gave up and deliberately made trouble: If Mulberry Woods can leave Bai Lianhua within three days, I will give you a piece of land. Who knows that three days later, the mulberry trees in the backyard actually left saussurea involucrata, and Huang Shougong was influenced by it and resolutely offered land to build a temple. The gate of Kaiyuan Temple is Tianwang Temple. I saw many five-color porcelain tiles carved on the roof of Tianwang Temple. There are many animals and flowers in the pattern, which are exquisite in craftsmanship and bright in color. There is a small pagoda in the center of the roof, and there are two colorful dragons on both sides of the pagoda. Dad said it was called Shuanglong Tower. There is a wall next to it. On the wall are the three characters "Ziyunge" written by ancient calligraphers in Quanzhou. The font is exquisite and dignified.

Walking through Tianwang Temple, there are three courtiers the size of a basketball court. There is a big incense burner in the center of the worship hall. There are five big banyan trees on both sides of the worship hall. There is a row of small stone pagodas beside the banyan tree. On the left side of the worship hall lies a huge stone turtle. The East Corridor and the West Corridor surround the worship hall. There is also a tower in the East-West Square centered on Baiting, which is the world-famous East-West Tower. The distance between the East Tower and the West Tower is 100 meter, which echoes from afar. The East Tower and the West Tower have five floors and marble structures. The East Tower is 48 meters high and the West Tower is 44 meters high. The East Tower was built in the Tang Dynasty. One is called Zhenguo Pagoda and the other is Renshou Pagoda, which are the existing stone pagodas in China. Many birds, animals, trees and flowers are carved on the bases of the two towers, and the walls of each tower have reliefs. There are generals who return home in triumph, people who hate people with their hands folded, poets who sing with their heads up, and two generals who glare at each other ... lifelike. Walking along the long corridor, I saw an old tree. There is a stone tablet in front of the tree with the words "Bodhi ancient tree" written on it. Unconsciously, the sunset has kissed the western hills, and the sunset glow on the horizon reminds me of the intoxication in Kaiyuan Temple. We are reluctant to leave this thousand-year-old temple.

Sixth grade: He Lou Bo Sui