Nan' an tourist attractions

Where is the best place to travel to Nan 'an? What are the interesting places in Nan 'an? The following are the tourist attractions in Nan 'an that I have arranged for you. I hope you like them.

Hometown of Ye Fei

Ye Fei's hometown red tourist area is located in Shi Cun, Jin Tao Town, Nan 'an, with the magnificent Quanzhou Overseas Chinese Revolutionary History Museum as the core, connecting the former residence of General Ye Fei, Overseas Chinese Heart Garden and Tiger Stone in series. It has been named as Overseas Chinese Federation, Quanzhou and Nan 'an Patriotism Education Bases, Fujian, Quanzhou and Nan 'an National Defense Education Bases, Fujian Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Integrity Education Bases, and the first stop of Quanzhou Red Tourism Line A, receiving more than 45,000 tourists every year. It is a red tourist area integrating clean government education and the mass line education of the party.

Quanzhou Overseas Chinese Revolutionary History Museum is located in front of General Ye Fei's former residence, with two exhibition halls, namely "Special Exhibition of Overseas Chinese General Ye Fei" and "Special Exhibition of Quanzhou Overseas Chinese Revolutionary History". Among them, "Quanzhou Overseas Chinese Revolutionary History Special Exhibition" received 2 13 overseas Chinese revolutionary figures in Quanzhou, showing the glorious life and achievements of Quanzhou overseas Chinese in supporting the motherland revolution and pursuing the Chinese dream of "national prosperity, national rejuvenation and people's happiness" since the Revolution of 1911.

Ye Fei's former residence was built 120 years ago, covering an area of more than 700 square meters, with a building area of 480 square meters. The exhibition hall is decorated with six units: hometown family childhood, participation in revolution, years of bonfire, attachment to coastal defense, building the motherland, and waste heat, which are illustrated and illustrated, reflecting the glorious life of General Ye Fei.

Overseas Chinese Heart Garden was built in memory of General Ye Fei, an overseas Chinese who returned from the Philippines. There is a pavilion with four corners and eight corners in the park, which symbolizes the return of overseas Chinese from all directions.

Tiger Stone is located in front of Quanzhou Overseas Chinese Revolutionary History Museum. This stone looks like a turtle on the front and a crouching tiger on the side. There is a big banyan tree on the boulder for more than 300 years. It is said that Ye Fei and his brothers studied under the banyan tree of the boulder when they were young, and because General Ye Fei's zodiac is a tiger, later generations called this boulder the Tiger Stone.

As the location of the scenic spot, Zhanshi Village is the hometown of Ye Fei, a famous overseas Chinese general and the founding general, and also the location of the Tao Jin Working Committee of the "Anna Yong" Central Committee during the Second Revolutionary Civil War. It is a famous old revolutionary base area in southern Fujian. The history of the Red Struggle has left many red relics, such as the former residence of General Ye Fei, the guerrilla hospital of the Second Red Army, and the monument to revolutionary martyrs.

Fengshansi

Fengshan Temple, formerly known as Guo Shan Temple, also known as Jiangjun Temple and Weizhen Temple, is located at the foot of Fengshan in the northwest corner of Shishan Town, Nan 'an, Quanzhou. It was built in the early years of Tianfu in the Five Dynasties (936-947 AD) and was dedicated to Guo.

Guo, a common name, was born on August 12th in the third year of Tianfu at the end of Jin Dynasty (AD 938). Legend has it that Guo Zhongfu was born as a long-term worker. At the age of 7, he lost his father, herded cattle and adopted his mother, and was a neighbor of Guo Xiaozi. He was exhausted in the wilderness because of his hard work since childhood. Later generations read their filial piety, established the temple as a god, prayed to God for good or ill luck at four o'clock, and worshipped it as a general, so Guo Shan Temple is also called the General Temple. During the reign of Emperor Gaozong in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D.11-1162), it was named "Weizhen Guangzehou" and the temple was named "Weizhen Temple". In the 16th year of Jiading, Song Ningzong (A.D. 1223), a temple was built in a neighboring village to make its sleeping hall, porch, gate and steps complete. It was not until the early Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1259) that Song Lizong was given the title of "Mighty, Heroic, Guangze and King-respecting" and a temple was built to offer sacrifices. It was renamed "Fengshan Temple" because of the phoenix dance in Guo Shan landform. In the next 300 years, although the building was repaired, the temple appearance was not expanded and renovated.

The scale of Fengshan Temple is 1.6 vertically and 1.4 horizontally. The temple hall is divided into three halls. The main (middle) hall is 65,438+0.8 feet high, and each hall has a compartment. There are strontium statues of kings and princesses in the east, from which the old traces of Gu Teng incarnate sit, and behind the room is the inner bedroom; The west folder is dedicated to Sakyamuni and the golden body of Guanyin in the South China Sea. The front hall is 1.85 feet high, with the middle dedicated to the king, and beside it dedicated to Chongdehou, Xianyou Hou, Huang Taiwei and General Chen, making contributions to the king. The temple is surrounded by courtyards and walls. There are more than 30 rooms on the left and right, which are places where monks gather. The temple gate is 1.4 feet high. Juren in Ming Dynasty and Yanting Canal in Yongchun inscribed the plaque "Seeing Fengshan wins". There is a huge stone in the door. The mountain is steep and Li Zhuo. It looks like a cloud and used to be compared to chicken buns. Outside the door, the court is lined with bricks, and the winding path is secluded.