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Characteristics of Daji Ancient Village

Up to now, 7 underground passages have been discovered. These tunnels were built in different periods. The use of ancient tunnels is still a puzzling mystery, because it is not recorded in historical materials. Ancient tunnel entrance

Main attractions 1024. In this village, two brothers, Gu Wu, were admitted to the Jinshi at the same time, which is the so-called "double-door Jinshi". They returned to their hometown in their clothes. This bridge was built to commemorate their ancestors, so it is called "Double Gate Bridge". Guan Jie Pavilion

There is also a two-story building at the entrance of the village, with double eaves and upturned wings and carved beams and painted buildings, called "Guan Guan Ge" to welcome the scholars who returned home in golden clothes. Also known as Luda Xianggong Temple, it is located at the western foot of Daji Huilong Mountain. Built in the first year of Yuan Dynasty to Zhengzheng, there are wood carvings in the temple.

There is a statue of a big "xianggong", a bronze bell and tripod cast in the ninth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty. Kannonji and other statues are in the back. Bianque Temple (also known as Lufu Temple), with a history of 660 years, was founded in Huizong to Xinsi Temple in Yuan Dynasty (134 1). Covering an area of more than 2,300 square meters, it is the largest ancient temple in our county, with simple style and magnificent momentum. Why did you build this temple? According to historical records, it was built by Wu's ancestors to commemorate the imperial doctor during the Warring States period. Formerly known as Lu, it is also known as Lu. He was a native of Qi in the early Warring States period. He is the founder of "looking, smelling, asking and feeling" in traditional Chinese medicine and an outstanding folk doctor. According to historical records, Emperor Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty cared about the sufferings of the people and attached importance to the development of medicine. For the first time, he portrayed Bian Que as a "God who should wait for him" and ordered the construction of a sacrificial temple. In the Bianque Temple in Daji, the full etiquette of Marquis is still preserved. At that time, Wu Yi, who was appointed as the "Judge of Dali Temple" in North Korea, returned to his hometown after retirement and founded the "Lu Yi Temple in Bian Que" to commemorate this wonderful doctor. But the original site at that time was not here. From Hui Zong in the Yuan Dynasty to the New Temple in the Yuan Dynasty (134 1), the temple was rebuilt, which is now the temple. After several constructions, it has formed its present scale.

The wooden statue of Bian Que Lu Yi on the altar is as flexible as ordinary people. During the temple fair, villagers in Daji Village will take Lu Yi around the village. During the parade, Lu Yi's idol only wore a small Tsing Yi hat, which made people feel very cordial. Later generations, because of their admiration for this wonderful doctor, someone came to worship the doctor at four o'clock, which was very effective, so incense extended in all directions. Before the incense table, there is also a prescription number label box. These 100 labels are mostly prescriptions. Through the research and demonstration of experts and scholars, it is confirmed that the dosage of this 100 prescription is appropriate and the medical reasons are sufficient. Among them, six prescriptions are incurable, which are the "six incurable diseases" recorded in Historical Records: arrogance, for whatever reason, will not be cured; Intellectual man fit and heavy wealth, two governance also; Food and clothing are inadequate, and three treatments will not heal; Yin and yang are dirty and uncertain, and four are incurable; Can't take medicine, five courses of treatment can't be cured; If you trust witches instead of doctors, you won't be cured after six treatments.