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Songjiang District is located in the southwest of Shanghai, with an area of 605 square kilometers and a registered population of 500,000. Songjiang used to be called Huating (Meet was another name of the area at that time), because Songjiang County was Huating County, which was built in 75 1 year (1year, under the rule of Tian Bai in the Tang Dynasty). Before the opening of Shanghai, it was the political, economic and cultural center of Shanghai, and it has belonged to Songjiang District since 1998. Shanghai to Hangzhou expressway is the longitudinal axis of Songjiang New Town, which consists of two parts, the northern part is European architecture and the southern part is Ming and Qing architectural style. Songjiang University Town is located in this area.

Libaota

Li Baota is located in Tahui Town, Songjiang City in the west, with a brick and wood structure and seven floors. According to legend, it was built by Li Ming, the son of 13 (the emperor of the Tang Dynasty), hence the name Lita. It was repaired and rebuilt in Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties. There are about 200 Buddha statues of different sizes around the tower. This pagoda was rebuilt in 1997.

Toronyi Classic

Located in Zhongshan Primary School, Songjiang District, the 9.3-meter-high Toronyi Suta is the oldest tower in Shanghai. It was built from 2 1 stone in 859 (the first 13 year of Zhong Da's reign in Tang Dynasty). It is majestic and upright as a whole, beautifully carved and vivid.

Square pagoda

This square pagoda was built in the Northern Song Dynasty. Before it was rebuilt in 1975- 1977, it was rebuilt several times in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. This nine-story pagoda, 42.5 meters high, inherits the style of the square pagoda of Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty and is considered as the most beautiful ancient pagoda in the south of the Yangtze River. On the third floor, there are two murals of Buddha statues in the Song Dynasty. On the bottom floor, there is a small jade box with a 40-cm-long bronze statue of Sakyamuni, a silver box, Buddha tooth relics and more than 100 Song Dynasty coins. On the brick wall in front of the tower, you can see a legendary creature named Tan, which has antlers, Long Lin, lion's tail and cow's hoof.

brick wall

To the north of the square pagoda is a brick shadow wall with a width of 4.75 meters and a length of 6. 1 meter. Built in 1370 (the third year of Ming Wu Hong), it is the oldest and most well-preserved carved brick building in Shanghai. There are legendary animals "Tan" on the wall, including antlers, Long Lin, lion's tail, cow's hoof and various auspicious paintings. The lifelike brick carvings on the wall are precious works of art.

Songjiang Mosque

Songjiang Mosque, also known as Zhenjiao Temple and Xianhe Temple, is located in Zhongshan Road, Songjiang Town, Songjiang District. Built between Yuan Dynasty and Zhengnian, it is one of the oldest existing mosques in China. On the west side of the temple is a rectangular bar room. Opposite the western wing of Bunker Hall, stands a small brick-wood church in Ming Dynasty style. Behind the chapel is an 8-meter-high kiln hall of the Yuan Dynasty. This mosque is a combination of Arab and China traditional architectural styles, with the architectural styles of Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty.

Mutual assistance tower (leaning tower)

Huzhu Pagoda is an octagonal building, located on the peak of tianmashan in Songjiang District. It was built in the second year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1079), with brick and wood structure. It is also called the Treasure Tower, because the sarira pearls stored in the tower occasionally glow according to legend. According to records, in 1788 (fifty-three years of Qingganlong), the fire caused by setting off firecrackers damaged the wooden structure, and then the pagoda tilted. It now leans to the southeast at an angle of 6゜53', which is more like 1゜23' than the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy.

Grand Cang Qiao.

Dacang Bridge is located in the south of Songjiang City, with a length of 50m and a height of10m. Its predecessor was Yongfeng Bridge, and later it was named Great Cang Qiao, because there was a warehouse in the south of the bridge. This five-hole bridge is one of the famous stone bridges in Ming Dynasty in Shanghai.

Meet 1 Bridge (Songjiang nickname)

1 Bridge is located in the west of Songjiang, and it is also called the bridge across the pond because it spans the Putang River. According to records, this bridge was built of wood in Song Dynasty, and its huge size won it the honor of 1 bridge. It was rebuilt as a three-arch stone bridge with a height of 10 m and a length of 50 m during Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. 1988 reconstruction.

Xilin pagoda

To the east of Xita Lane, Zhongshan Road, Songjiang County, stands a 40-meter-high octagonal pagoda with brick and wood structure, formerly known as Chong En Pagoda and Yuan Ying Pagoda. This seven-story pagoda is called Xilin Pagoda because there is Xilin Temple next to it. It was founded in the Xianchun period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1265- 1274), and later in 1387 (the twentieth year of the Ming Dynasty), 16 13 (the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty) and1799.

Yujian 1 Building (Songjiang was originally named Huating and Yujian)

Building 1 stands in front of the former site of Songjiang No.2 Middle School today. People don't know when it was built, but the authorities think it is a building of the Yuan Dynasty. Since the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, it has been called MeetingNo. 1 building, because it was the largest building in legend at that time. During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Japanese soldiers damaged it (1937- 1945), leaving only the frame. The frame was destroyed by the strong wind of 195 1, and the base was only found today. It is one of the two existing palace-style buildings in China.

Wang Xian bridge

Wang Xianqiao is located in the square pagoda garden. It was built in the style of Song Dynasty and is considered as one of the oldest stone bridges in Shanghai. Supported by wooden beams, this bridge has a simple structure, and its deck is carved from Wu Kang stone.

Baosutang

Built in the Ming Dynasty, the 30-meter-high Baosutang is located in the west of Xiuye Bridge on Zhongshan West Road in Songjiang District. This used to be the location of a large ancient house, but now only Baosutang remains there. The "Baosutang" plaque hanging in front of the hall no longer exists. According to legend, it was the residence of Xu Jiade, the county magistrate of Pinghu County in Qing Dynasty, hence the name Xu Shitang. The hall was richly decorated.

Lanrui house

Lan Ruitang was moved to Fangta Garden in 1984, which was built in Ming Dynasty, but the specific completion time is unknown. The quaint and elegant hall, many beams and columns are made of nanmu, so it is also called Nanmu Hall. This hall was the residence of the governor of Jiangxi in the Qing Dynasty, so it is also called Zhu Hall. There is a plaque inscribed by Zhang Xianghe, a calligrapher in the Qing Dynasty, which was damaged before and no longer exists.

Diaohuaguan

Located in Songjiang underwear factory at the end of Xita Lane in Songjiang Town, the carving hall moved into Zuibaitang Garden on 1984. This is a simple building, which was built in Qing Dynasty. The eaves and windows are decorated with exquisite wood carvings of historical figures and stories. Rare wood carvings in most well-preserved ancient buildings were destroyed during the so-called Cultural Revolution.

Square pagoda garden

Fangta Garden was established in 1978, located at No.235, Zhongshan East Road, Songjiang District, and was the center of Huating Market in Tang and Song Dynasties. It is a 182 mu building, which combines modern style with the characteristics of Tang and Song Dynasties. Centered on the square pagoda in the Song Dynasty, the park is surrounded by many famous buildings, such as Wangxianqiao in the Song Dynasty, Lanruitang in the Ming Dynasty, Tianfei Palace in the Qing Dynasty, brick screen wall, Chen Huacheng Temple, ancient granite palace road and porch, etc. Awarded the third prize of Shanghai Excellent Architecture on the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Zuibaichitang garden

Zuibaichi Garden, located on Renmin South Road in Songjiang City, covers an area of 76 mu and is the oldest of the five classical gardens in Shanghai (the other four are Yuyuan Garden, Guyi Garden, Summer and Autumn Puyuan Garden and Qushui Garden). The predecessor of the park is Guyang Garden, the residence of Zhu Zhichun, a Jinshi in Songjiang in the Song Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Dong Qichang, a famous calligrapher and calligrapher in Songjiang and a minister of rites, built a four-sided hall and a square art in the garden. During the Qing Dynasty, it was the private villa of the famous painter Gu, who built a drunken white pond on the basis of a square lotus pond of 700 square meters. Surrounded by pavilions and winding corridors, the garden has many historical sites, such as Lotte Xuan (a small room with windows or a balcony) and Xue Hai Hall. There are ginkgo trees and camphor trees over 300 years old, and peony trees over 100 years old in the park, which are quite famous in Jiangnan area.

Luo Shi yi yuan

Located on the west side of Xiunan Bridge in Songjiang Town, Luoshi Yiyuan Garden is one of the famous private gardens in Ming Dynasty. Built in the late Ming Dynasty, it is a private garden of Zhao family, named Yinjiao Garden, covering an area of 5 mu. After the decline of Zhao family, it was sold to Luo family, renamed Luo family garden, and sold to Xu Wei, the county magistrate of Gui 'an County, Zhejiang Province, renamed Yiyuan Garden. Yiyuan Garden was named Gaojia Garden when it was owned by Gaojia in the Republic of China (19 12- 1949). Today, this small garden covers an area of only 2 mu, because many buildings have been destroyed after many years and have not been repaired and rebuilt. In the south of the garden stand palace-like pavilions, which are typical buildings of the Ming Dynasty. This stage is very valuable.