Detailed introduction to the cultural attractions of the Three Kingdoms

1. Zhuge Shuangzhong Temple is one of the important Shu Han relics in Sichuan Province. In the main hall of Wuhou Temple in Chengdu, there is a statue of Zhuge Liang’s ancestors and grandsons of three generations in one hall. The original Shuangzhong Temple in Mianzhu The statues also represent the three generations of ancestors and grandsons. The front hall is dedicated to Zhuge Zhan and his son, and the main hall is dedicated to Zhuge Liang. The two ancestral halls in Chengdu and Mianzhu show the loyalty of the three generations of Zhuge Liang's ancestors and grandsons, who devoted themselves to death and died with integrity;

2. Prime Minister Cao’s Mansion is located on the east side of Wei Wu Emperor Square in Xuchang City, covering an area of ??18 acres. It is the first themed scenic spot in China to comprehensively display Cao Wei culture. It is also a key tourism project in Xuchang City. It is located in the original Cao Cao Camp and What was restored and rebuilt on the site of the office is the first theme scenic spot in China that comprehensively displays Cao Wei culture;

3. Zhang Fei Temple, also known as Zhang Huanhou Temple, is located in Longbao Village, Panshi Town, Yunyang County Under the Lion Rock, it was built to commemorate Zhang Fei, a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period;

4. Deyang Pangtong is located at Baima Pass, Lutou Mountain, Luojiang County, Deyang City, 5 kilometers east of the county seat. The ancestral tomb dates from the 19th year of Jian'an After the death of Pang Tong, it was built by Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty. With the rise and fall of successive dynasties, Pang Tong's temple and tomb also became popular and fell into disuse.