Where is Pingxiang Yang Qi Scenic Area and why is it famous?

Yang Qi is located in Shangli County, Pingxiang City, Jiangxi Province. It is one of the famous Buddhist shrines and a famous tourist attraction. In the ancient history of China, Yang Qi Scenic Area was also the birthplace of Yang Qizong, one of the "five schools and seven sects" of Buddhism.

Yang Qi Scenic Area is located in Shangli County, Pingxiang City. It is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, 25 kilometers away from the county seat. Yang Qi Scenic Area is a scenic spot with beautiful natural landscape as its extension and rich human landscape as its connotation, which integrates natural scenery and religious culture, including Yang Qi Ordinary Temple and Nielong Cave.

Yang Qi Temple, formerly known as Guangli Temple, was founded in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and has a history of 1200 years. Yang Qi Temple was built for Zen master Cheng Guang, the founder of Buddhism in Yang Qi. Mt.Yangqi Scenic Resort, also known as Yang Qi Scenic Area, was recorded as Yang Qi Scenic Area for the first time in general history. After the reform and opening up, the words "Qi" and "Qi" became common.

Yang Qi Temple, an ordinary temple with northwest facing southeast, covers an area of more than 7,600 square meters, with an original building area of more than 2,500 square meters and an existing building area of 1200 square meters. There are large statues such as Tathagata, Guanyin and Guandi in the temple, as well as woodcarving statues such as Wei Tuo, Eighteen Arhats and Twenty-four Days, as well as small doors, courtyards, Ursa Hall, Kannonji and houses. Yang Qi Temple is magnificent and magnificent, with the unique style of the ancient temple in southern China. It can be said that the temple is magnificent, the clouds are lingering, the ancient pagodas are towering, and the cypresses are towering.

Yang Qi Scenic Area, formerly known as Wengling Mountain and Lushan Mountain, is about 1000 meters above sea level. Yang Zhu (also known as Andy), a famous philosopher at the beginning of the Warring States Period, came here and cried with fascination in the face of a wrong road, so this mountain was named "Yang Qi Scenic Area". Yang Qi Scenic Area is the birthplace of Yang Qizong, one of the seven schools of Zen. In 1 199, Yang Qizong was introduced to Japan and has been one of the largest Buddhism in Japan. Many countries such as East Asia and Southeast Asia, as well as Taiwan Province Province of China, also have successors and believers from generation to generation.

Yang Qi scenic spots have a long history and rich cultural heritage. It is the birthplace of Zen Yang Qizong and the main source of Lishui River and Heping River. It should be said that she is the mother mountain of Shangli people. For a long time, the beautiful natural environment and profound human resources of Yang Qi scenic spots have been valued and protected. 1995 was announced by the provincial government as the first batch of provincial-level scenic spots. The scenic spot has jurisdiction over four core scenic spots, namely, Yang Qi Ordinary Temple, Nie Longdong, Fengming Lake and Jiulong Cave, with a planned area of 57.2 square kilometers, featuring ancient Zen temples, karst landscapes and natural ecology.

Yangqi has a long history, many places of interest, beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, and enjoys a high reputation. According to relevant historical records, Yang Qi Temple was founded here as early as the Tang Dynasty, and it is the birthplace of the "five schools and seven schools" of Zen. Yang Qi's Zen Buddhism enjoys a lofty position and far-reaching influence in the history of Buddhism in China, and has spread far and wide in Japan. In the ancient peasant revolutionary war and the modern history of our country, Yang Qi Scenic Area is also a glorious red base.

It is a revolutionary mountain, which deserves people's eternal commemoration, and it is also a famous tourist mountain. The scenic spots in Yang Qi Scenic Area include: Yang Qi Ordinary Temple, Nie Longdong, Tang Monument, Tang Pagoda, Tang Bai, Shizikou, Qianqiutian, Hanpoyan, Wuziquan and Fangzhulin. The scenic spot has beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. It is characterized by towering peaks, winding streams, steep rocks and deep caves.

Conclusion Yang Qi Scenic Area is a famous traditional religion in China: Taoism. Yang Qi Scenic Area has produced the famous Yang Qizong, and so far many world religious celebrities have visited it. Yang Qizong's far-reaching influence in Taoism has been maintained to this day.