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Laojunyan in Qingyuan Mountain 1. Located in the northern suburb of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, commonly known as "Beishan", the main scenic spot is 3 kilometers away from Quanzhou City. Qingyuan Mountain is the residual vein of Daiyun Mountain in central Fujian, with undulating peaks and rocks everywhere. At an altitude of 572 meters, the mountains stretch for 20 kilometers. It's like a rock with different shapes. Known as "the first mountain in Penglai, Bohai Sea", it is one of the four famous mountains in Quanzhou. ?

According to the records of Quanzhou Prefecture, Qingyuan Mountain was first developed in the Qin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism competed for land management rights, and Islam, Manichaeism and Hinduism all had relics, which gradually developed into a famous cultural mountain where various religions coexisted. ?

Qingyuan Mountain has beautiful natural scenery and picturesque human landscape. After the development of past dynasties, a large number of cultural relics and historic sites have been left on the mountain. There are 7 stone carvings in Song and Yuan Dynasties, and nearly 700 stone carvings on cliff in past dynasties. In Yuan and Ming Dynasties, most of them were granite stone chambers with imitation wood structure.

2. Kaiyuan Temple. Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou was built by Huang Shougong, and Huang Shougong and his descendants were honored as the master of Tan Yue. The temple was founded in the second year of Tang Dynasty (AD 686) and renamed Kaiyuan Temple in the 26th year of Tang Dynasty (AD 733). There are many monks in the temple, and there are famous East West Pagoda and other landscapes in the temple.

At present, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit, one of the "Top Ten" scenic spots in Fujian Province and one of the "Eighteen Scenery in Quanzhou". The stone pagoda of Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou is a treasure of ancient stone buildings in China. From the aspects of building scale, modeling and skills, this stone tower can be said to be exquisite.

It fully embodies the high wisdom and great creativity of the working people in the Song Dynasty. It is not only the best stone pagoda in China, but also second to none in the world. It is not only a symbol of unprecedented social prosperity in the heyday of overseas traffic in Quanzhou in the middle ages, but also a unique symbol of Quanzhou's historical and cultural city.

3. Chongwu Ancient City. Chongwu Ancient City, the most complete granite coastal stone town in China, is located in the southeast coast of Hui 'an County, near the Taiwan Province Strait. In the 20th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1387), Xiahou Zhou Dexing was built to resist the Japanese invaders.

This ancient city is a national key cultural relics protection unit and has made immortal contributions to the country in history. But so far, the ancient city has only left a section of the ancient city wall. Therefore, for the popularity of the scenic spot, the ancient city has implanted Hui 'an's unique skill-stone carving.

4. Qingshui rock. Qingshuiyan was founded in Yuanfeng period of Northern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1083) and rebuilt in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1564). It has the reputation of "unparalleled spring and stone, the first peak in Penglai". Qingshuiyan was originally named Zhang Yan, with a total area of 1 1. 1 square kilometer. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Zu Zen Master once practiced in Xiushan, Yongchun, saw Qingquan Stone and changed his name to build a temple.

11kloc-0/year, the founder of Puzu passed away. The villagers carved a statue of Daphne family and named it "the father of Qingshui". With the relocation of villagers, there are more than 60 ancestral temples in Qingshui, Taiwan Province Province. Overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia, such as the famous "Snake Temple" in Penang, Malaysia, are also dedicated to the founder of Shimizu. Qingshuiyan Temple is built on the mountain, facing the deep valley, and is a three-story pavilion.

The first floor is Haotiankou, the second floor is the ancestral hall, and the third floor is the Sakyamuni Buddha Building. There are Tan Yue Hall, Guanyin Hall and Fangming Hall on both sides of the third floor.