The Meiyutan attraction in Daluoshan Xianyan Scenic Area will be closed from July 23, 2022 to April 30, 2023

Recently, many scenic spots are engaged in the selection activities of this 4A scenic spot. Many people have also discovered that the Daluo Mountain Xianyan Scenic Spot is also involved. Recently, the scenic spot said that related scenic spots will be closed because It is necessary to improve the quality of scenic spots. Let’s take a look at what exactly is going on. 1. Latest News

In order to further improve the tourism quality of Wenzhou Ecological Park Scenic Area, Daluo Mountain Xianyan Scenic Area will soon implement the entrance visitor center project and the national 4A-level tourist attraction creation, renovation and improvement project. In order to ensure the safety of tourists and the smooth progress of the project, it has been decided to temporarily close the Meiyutan attraction in Daluoshan Xianyan Scenic Area from July 23, 2022 to April 30, 2023. 2. Scenic Spot Introduction

Xianyan Scenic Spot is one of the first batch of provincial scenic spots announced by the Zhejiang Provincial People’s Government on August 19, 1985. It is located in Ouhai District, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province In Xianyan Town, at the western foot of Daluo Mountain, it is located between Wenzhou and Ruian. It is 19 kilometers away from Wenzhou City and 17 kilometers from Ruian City. It is located on the east side of National Highway 104 and the Ningbo-Taiwan-Wenzhou Expressway under construction. Wenzhou The urban bus No. 18 and Ruian's special minibus line all go directly to Xianyan, making the transportation very convenient. Located in Xianyan Monk Zhuoxi, Ouhai District, Weicheng Buddhist Kingdom in Southern Zhejiang. There are many scenic spots within a square mile, making it convenient for tourists. Xie Lingyun, the founder of landscape poetry, once came to visit on tiptoe, and Xianyan Rock became famous in the world. 3. Scenic Spots

Meiyu Lake

It is located above Cuiweiling and under Leitan. The rain rock is steep, with a waterfall hanging in the middle and pouring down into the pool. The waterfall is about several feet high, and the stone edges fold down and spray in all directions, like drizzle, so it is named Meiyu Pool. There is a pavilion next to it, where you can lean on the railing and the cold air is refreshing, refreshing your heart. Looking down at the sparkling blue waves of the pool, it is refreshing and refreshing. Huang Tifang of the Qing Dynasty wrote a pavilion couplet: "Look up at the nine-day sky and see the pearls and jade falling; sit and listen to the eternal Sheng bells." The contemporary writer Zhu Ziqing wrote the prose "Green" for Meiyutan, which has been passed down all over the world.

Leitan

Also known as Leixiangtan, it is located on Meitan. Surrounded by rocks and interrupted by cliffs. There is Longxu Pool above, and the water gurgling down from the pool flows through a stone stream that is only a few feet narrow and pours into a pool. It is about several feet deep and as level as a mirror. It is flanked by two huge cliffs. If you throw a stone, the sound The buzzing buzzed around my ears like thunder.

Long Xutan: above the Leitan. The waterfall falls from the top of the cliff at a height of tens of meters. The sharp corners of the cliff break into branches, like two dragon whiskers, flying slowly due to the movement of the wind. It is quite interesting to look at it from a distance. There is a stone pavilion in front.

Shengshou Zen Temple

The common name is Xianyan Temple. Located at the foot of Jicui Peak. It was first built in the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. After the vicissitudes of life, it was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt. In the second year of Dazhong Xiangfu in the Northern Song Dynasty (1009), Zhenzong granted the name "Shengshou Temple". In the 13th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1415), Zen Master Jiankong went to Beijing according to the order and was given a purple robe to return to the mountain. The Buddhist temple flourished. This temple was built on the initiative of the famous monk Tianmu, the city magistrate Tan Ximin in the 17th year of Shunzhi (1660) of the Qing Dynasty. It has undergone major renovations in the 14th year of Guangxu (1888) and in recent years. The temple was originally divided into five sections, and now there are Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Dharma Hall, etc., including 119 towers, pavilions, pavilions, residences and Zen rooms. The main hall has double eaves and rests on the top of the mountain. It is five rooms wide and four rooms deep, with seven lifting beams, a compound bucket-style caisson, huge flying eaves, and magnificent algae decoration. In front of the temple, there were originally the Huiguang Pagoda of the Northern Song Dynasty and the "No. 1 in Xishan" square written by Zhu Xi, but they were destroyed today.

Chen Wenjie Temple

It was formerly known as Zhizhai Temple. Next to Xianyan Temple. It is dedicated to Chen Fuliang, a Confucian of the Song Dynasty, and his disciples Cai Youxue and Cao Bin. Fu Liang emphasized "applying knowledge to the world" and opposed empty talk about human nature. He was the forerunner of the Yongjia School. The old temple was originally located to the west of Shamen. It was built in the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty and was later abandoned. In the twelfth year of Wannian Dynasty (1584), Yi Lingzhang Youcheng moved to the current site. In the 23rd year of Yue, Yi Lingou Dacheng rebuilt it. After repeated ups and downs, Sun Yiyan, a native of Tongzhi County, advocated changing the name. In the 13th year of the Republic of China, Yin Shen Zhijian of Ouhai Road raised funds to rebuild the temple, and the temple was built forward and backward. There is still a clear monument written by Wang Shugao titled "Reconstruction of the Ancestral Hall of Mr. Chen Zhizhai in Xianyan".

Behind the temple is the tomb of Zou Mengchan, a contemporary calligrapher. In front of the tomb stands a stone tablet with the words "Mr. Zou Mengchan, Tomb of the Lady Hu Yihua" inscribed by Sha Menghai, and the epitaph written by Wuchang Chang and selected by Guo Zhong is engraved on the underside of the tablet.