Where is Chai Wu, the general of the Han Dynasty?

Luancheng County is located in the suburb of Shijiazhuang, 0/8km away from Zhao Zhouqiao/KLOC-in the south and facing Zhengding Ancient City, the provincial capital, in the north. Zhengding Ancient City is a bright pearl on the "ancient" tourism golden line of Shijiazhuang. With the establishment of a series of scenic spots, such as Su Dongpo Ancestral Temple, Qingming Bridge (built in the Tang Dynasty), writers of the Tang Dynasty, Suweidao Tomb, Chaiwutai, Dacheng Hall of Confucian Temple, etc., many tourists have been attracted, thus forming a tourism system in Luancheng, and showing a strong cultural heritage and unique characteristics.

The tourist attractions in Luancheng provide people with an ideal place for leisure, entertainment and understanding of history and culture, especially the historical fact that Luancheng is the ancestral home of the great writer Su Dongpo. With the 12th Sushi Symposium in China held in Luancheng, it was fully affirmed by authoritative experts and scholars at home and abroad. Many descendants of Sushi who migrated to various places and overseas came to Luancheng to seek their roots and ancestors, showing the unique cultural background and affinity of Luancheng.

Luancheng County Party Committee and County Government attached great importance to the development of tourism, and planned the grand blueprint for the second phase of the project on the existing basis. In the near future, a more colorful Luancheng scenic spot will be displayed in front of you.

Brief introduction of tourist attractions in Luancheng County

Su Dongpo ancestral home memorial hall

Su Dongpo ancestral memorial hall is located in the Cultural Park, covering an area of 14.9 mu, with a building area of 750 square meters and a wall exhibition area of 400 square meters. Based on the historical fact that Luancheng was Su Dongpo, a great writer in Song Dynasty, the memorial hall is quite representative and local.

Based on historical records, the memorial hall comprehensively, truly and objectively reflects the historical development of China's national humanities and culture, and shows the primitive tribes of Su Xun, Su Shi, Su Zhe and Luancheng and their homesickness from four parts: Su Shi's life experience, Su Weidao and San Su, celebrities of Su Dynasties and Pearl Luancheng.

Fei Xiaotong, former vice chairman of the National People's Congress, Mu Qing, former president of Xinhua News Agency, and Shao Huaze, chairman of the National Journalists Association also wrote the name of the museum, the name of the museum and the long couplets. Become a beautiful scenery in the memorial hall. Su, Su, Su and other overseas leaders of Su's descendants spoke highly of the memorial hall. In 2003, they met their ancestors with Luan Xungen and donated inscriptions to remember them.

Since the opening of 200 1 memorial hall, it has been widely praised by tourists from all walks of life. Provincial and municipal leaders inspected the memorial hall and made important instructions on all-round development. Based on the profound cultural heritage, the memorial hall is also widely concerned and yearned for by young people. In 2004, 165438+ October Memorial Hall was named "Hebei Youth Patriotism Education Base" by Hebei Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League.

Su Wei Daomu

Su Wei Taoist Tomb is located in Suqiu Village, Yehe Town, Luancheng County, 8 kilometers away from the county seat. 1999, on the basis of the original, the original tomb site was rebuilt according to the system. The tomb seal is 4m high and10m in diameter. Surrounded by a tomb platform, a thousand tomb pavilions and white jade railings. In front of the tomb stands a monument inscribed by Fan, the right assistant minister of the Ministry of War of the Ming Dynasty, "The Rise of Meishan" and a copy of the old monument "The Birth of Susan".

The restoration and opening of Suwei Taoist Tomb is the direct basis for Su Xun, Su Shi, Su Zhe to come from Luancheng and Zhao Su to settle in Luancheng.

1March, 1999, this cultural relic was identified as a county-level key cultural relic protection unit by Luancheng County People's Government, and was approved as a quasi-municipal cultural relic protection unit by Shijiazhuang Cultural Relics Bureau in July, 2000, and declared as a provincial key cultural relic protection unit, pending approval.

Qingming bridge

Qingming Bridge is located on the old Jiaohe Road between Nanzhao Village and Zhao Bei Village in Douyu Town, Luancheng County. It is a large stone arch bridge built on the Jiaohe River for a long time, and it is the only bridge for the descendants of Suwei Road to worship their ancestors. The total length is 44.2 meters and the width is 5.08 meters. The railing of this bridge was carved in Gu Zhuo, which is very beautiful and has a long history. The balustrade has been damaged and restored to its original appearance after repair, comparable to Zhao Zhouqiao.

1999 In March, this cultural relic was identified as a county-level cultural relic protection unit by the county government, and was approved as a quasi-municipal cultural relic protection unit by Shijiazhuang Cultural Relics Bureau in July. In 2000, it was declared as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit, pending approval. Qingming Park has been built. It was opened to tourists in February 2000.

Chaiwutai

Chai Wutai is located in the west of Sixia Village, Luancheng Town. It is the tomb of Chai Wu, a general in the early Western Han Dynasty.

Chai Wu rebelled at the end of Qin Dynasty, followed Liu Bang, and commanded the rear army in Gaixia Campaign (the campaign to eliminate Xiang Yu). According to historical records and Han books, Luancheng was buried after his death, which is one of the few Han tombs in China. In the Sui Dynasty, a number of temples were built on the stage, with a large scale. When Xuanzang didn't go to the Western Heaven for Buddhist scriptures in the early Tang Dynasty,

Chai Wutai was identified as a county-level cultural relics protection unit by the county government in March199, and was approved as a quasi-municipal cultural relics protection unit by Shijiazhuang Cultural Relics Bureau in July199. In 2000, it was declared as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit, pending approval.