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Who told me what fun places there are in Jianyang, Fujian?

Baita Mountain Scenic Area: It is a famous Taoist mountain in Jianyang. It is located at the junction of Jianyang and Wuyishan Honghe Grand Canyon Eco-tourism Area. It is 1553 meters above sea level. It stands proudly into the blue sky. There is a dragon built in the Tang Dynasty on the mountain. Ji Daoyuan is spectacular in scale. There are still scenic spots such as chessboard stone, flying stone, heart-testing stone, and fairy cave on the mountain. Climb the stone steps from the Taoist Temple and walk a thousand meters to the top of the White Pagoda - "Burning Incense Peak". This is the best place to watch the moonrise. There are many ancient cliff carvings left on the rock walls of the mountain. There are still small stone layers built during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty on the top of the mountain. The scenery on the top of the mountain is so stunning that visitors can marvel at it. At present, the Jianyang Municipal Government has introduced investors to carry out in-depth development of the Baita Mountain Ecological Scenic Area and positioned it as a national forest park.

Kaoting Pishi thousand-year-old camphor tree Buddha statue attraction:: This scenic spot is about 4.5 kilometers away from Jianyang City. After inspection, it was determined that the ancient camphor tree in Pishi has a history of more than 1,200 years. According to legend, Zhu Xi After his death, about 780 years ago, Zhu Xi's Neo-Confucianism was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. To commemorate Zhu Xi, people specially built a statue in the crack of the trunk of the ancient camphor tree to show their caution in pursuing the future. With the passage of time, the cracks in the ancient camphor tree have healed, forming the current wonder.

Anshan Forest Park: According to the records of Jianyang County, the origin of the place name Anshan is because during the reign of Emperor Mingzong of the Tang Dynasty, a virgin named Shihu built an nunnery on it, and it was first called Anshan. Anshan Mountain is tall and straight, with different shapes when you look around. The main peaks are the South Peak and the North Peak. The South Peak has many strange rocks. One of its large flat rocks is known as the "Dragon Tan". There are many strange rocks around it, which are as steep as axes and knives. It is very spectacular. Commonly known as "Guandao Gorge". There is a strange rock on the north peak that looks like an awakening lion, commonly known as "Lion Rock". The spring water under the rock is cool and sweet. This spring is called Anshan Spring, also known as "Lingquan". The highest point of Anshan Mountain is commonly known as "Jade Emperor Peak", with an altitude of 1020 meters. The predecessors praised it and said, "all the mountains are small and protected, but the solitary peak stands alone and is honored." Anshan is 8 kilometers away from the city. There are about 2,500 stone steps going up from the bottom to Lingji Temple. Climbing up there is an exciting and pleasant experience.

Kaoting Academy Ruins: Located three kilometers southwest of Jianyang City. The academy is backed by green mountains, surrounded by water on three sides, and has a quiet scenery. In the third year of Song Shaoxi (AD 1192), Zhu Xi inherited his father's ambition to build the "Bamboo Forest Jingshe" and later changed its name to "Cangzhou Jingshe" (Kaoting Academy). In the Song Dynasty, students from all over the world traveled thousands of miles to study in Kaoting. They gathered all the talents and formed the "Kaoting School" with great influence in academic history. Zhu Xi taught apprentices at Kaoting Academy for eight years and died of illness in the sixth year of Qingyuan (1200 AD). During the reign of Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty, Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism was highly valued. In the fourth year of Chunyou (AD 1244), it was designated as Kaoting Academy. Emperor Lizong, Zhao Yun, wrote a plaque praising it. Kaoting Academy has been destroyed by wind and rain over the years. Today, only the stone archway built by Jiang Zhao, the imperial censor, in the 10th year of Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1531 AD), and the Jianyang Municipal Government built a Zhu Ziwen Gong Temple in 1998. Standing on the top of Kaoting Yuzhen Mountain. Today, Kaoting Academy has become a "queri" for Zhu Xi's descendants and pilgrims at home and abroad.

Xishan Historic Relics: The scenery of Xishan in Jukou, Jianyang is pleasant, especially the cliff stone carvings that are eye-catching. They are stone carvings from the Southern Song Dynasty and are county-level cultural relics protected objects. The stone carving is located on the boulder at the top of Xishan Mountain, with two characters "西山" in regular script engraved in the middle, each character is 1 meter square. The upper inscription reads: "Yimao gives Cai Kang", and the lower inscription reads "Shiyou Bingchen, October 1st, Taizhong doctor" "The political minister Cai Kang carved the stone"; the last line of the second paragraph is "Emperor Lizong's Royal Letter".

Lufeng Stone Carvings: On the boulder beside the stream at the foot of Anzhang Mountain in Dongshan Village, Jukou. In the middle, two characters "Lu Feng" in regular script are engraved, each character is one meter square, and "Emperor Lizong's Royal Letter" is engraved on it. The stone carvings are well preserved. The two large stone inscriptions were written by Cai Kang given to him by Emperor Lizong of the Southern Song Dynasty in the third year of Baoyou's reign (1255). They were carved here in October of the fourth year of Baoyou's reign (1256). In July 1983, the county government listed it as a county-level cultural relic protection unit.

Zhu Xi Cemetery: located in Dacun Valley, Houtang Village, Huangkeng Town, Jianyang City. It is the tomb where the Song Dynasty sage Zhu Xi and his wife Liu are buried together. The mausoleum is located on a high hillock, surrounded by paddy fields, with a broad view. You can overlook the mausoleum in the distance. The mountains on both sides of the mausoleum stretch out like ripples in the wind. It is said that Zhu Xi himself chose this geomantic treasure land during his lifetime. The cemetery is divided into three floors, with the tomb chamber on the top floor and a dome-shaped tomb in the middle. It is surrounded by small pebbles and a stone tablet is erected on the tomb with the inscription "Song Xian The tomb of Zhu Zi and his wife Liu"; the second floor is a cemetery, equipped with a rectangular stone incense burner, a stone offering table, and a pair of stone candles; the third floor is a rectangular lawn. In 1987, a stele pavilion was built to commemorate Zhu Zi's tomb. Being here, a feeling of nostalgia arises. Nowadays, descendants of the Zhu family at home and abroad come to the Zhu Xi Cemetery every year to pay homage to their ancestors, to show their sincerity and sincerity.

Tomb of Wen Gongmu and Zhu family: The cemetery is located on the bank of Hanquan Lintian Lake in the north of Daping Mountain in Mafu, Jianyang City. The cemetery has lush forests and towering ancient trees. The water of the Tianhu Lake next to the tomb is endless all year round. The tombstone reads "Tomb of Mrs. Zhu, Grand Master Huiguo's Gongmu" on the tombstone. Zhu Xi was extremely filial to his mother, and in order to repay his kindness in raising her, he built a "Hanquan Jingshe" next to the tomb to keep company with his mother's soul day and night. Times have changed, and the Jianyang Municipal Government repaired Zhu's tomb in 1991.

Song Ci’s Tomb: It is located next to Changmao Village, Chongluo Township, Jianyang City.

In 1955, after many searches, the organization finally found the tombstone: "The tomb of Song Gong with the word Ci Zi Hui Fu". The location was consistent with what was recorded in Daoguang's "Jianyang County Chronicles". In 1957 and 1982, the county government allocated funds to comprehensively renovate the cemetery and widen the tomb passage. , built a pavilion with the words "the achievements will last forever, and the rectification of injustices will spread across the five continents", erected monuments, built walls, and planted trees and greening. It is now listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Cai’s Ancestral Hall: Cai’s Zili in Jianyang has a history of more than 1,100 years since the Tang Dynasty. It is located in Shuinan Village, Masa Town. It was originally an ancient building from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It was completely renovated in 2003. The gate of the ancestral hall maintains the original ancient brick door, with a plaque reading "Cai's Grand Ancestral Hall". The red walls on both sides of the gate are embedded with titanium-plated "Western Mountains", which were written by Emperor Lizong of the Southern Song Dynasty in recognition of Cai Yuanding and Cai Shen's merit in writing books. , "Lufeng" giant characters. The stone steps made of fine stones lead directly to the "Jiuxian Hall". A bright red niche is built in the middle, with statues of the Nine Sages of the Cai family inside. Couplets on osmanthus wooden pillars on both sides say: "The picture expands the nine realms, and the changes are like the Spring and Autumn Period. The nine sages of heaven and humanity follow one after another; the book covers the four dynasties, Shuo, Shang, Zhou, Yu, and Xia. The law of the heart and the rule of law are passed down from generation to generation." Four plaques hang high on the two walls of Jiuxian Hall, which read: "Purple Sun Wings", "Xue Chan Tu Chou", "Fujian Xue Gancheng", and "Family Inherited Heart Xue". There are also ten hanging couplets hanging on the left and right, the content of which is that Emperor Lizong praised the "Nine Confucians"; the ministers of the past dynasties praised the "Nine Confucians" and the last words of Cai's Nine Confucians. Entering the "Jiyintang" from the brick door of "Kechu", a large red niche building is built in the middle, with a wooden statue of Lu Gong, the ancestor of Fujian, placed in the center. There are 16 portraits of famous ancient ancestors hung on the two walls, allowing descendants to admire their ancestors' merits. Although the ancestral hall was renovated, the internal design is a collection of the essence of the ancient "Lufeng Academy", "Jiufeng Academy" and "Xishan Academy" of the Cai family in Jianyang, highlighting the glorious achievements of the Cai family's nine scholars.

The ruins of You Zuo Ancestral Hall in Changping, Masa: Located in Fulong Village, Changping, Masa Town, it is the place where You Zuo, an acting scholar and educator of the Song Dynasty, lectured and wrote. Descendants built a shrine to worship Wuzhang Gong, the first ancestor of Tang Dynasty and entered Fujian; in the second year of Jiaxi reign (1238), the "Zhishan Academy" was rebuilt. As time went by, the main building of the academy collapsed in the modern period, and only the Qing Dynasty brick gate and remaining walls remained. Youzuo Cemetery is currently under construction.