Introduction to the scenic spots of Juewei Mountain:
Juewei Mountain Scenic Area is located in Huyan Village on the west bank of Fenhe River, 20 kilometers northwest of Taiyuan City. The mountains are towering and the peaks are winding. The mountain should be surrounded by a bow back. It was called Qu Wei in ancient times, but now it is called Dengwei. Juewei Mountain is green and lush, just like a vast green sea, with different scenery in four seasons. Especially in late autumn, autumn chrysanthemum is yellow, white dew is frost, boulders, rocks and bushes are covered with patches of purple leaves, and layers of red waves are rolled up between slopes, beams, ditches and forks, all over the mountains. The rising red leaves are one of the eight scenic spots of Laoyangqu.
On the southern slope of the mountain, there is an ancient temple-Duofu Temple, which was founded in the second year of Tang Zhenyuan (786) and rebuilt in the Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty (1368 1398). It has always been a resting place for monks to cultivate truth, a good place for kings of Jin and Fan, and a gathering place for celebrities and scholars of all ages. The temple has three courtyards, covering an area of 6,500 square meters. The main building of the first entrance of the hospital is the Hall of Heroes, which rests on the top of the mountain and has double eaves. It is seven rooms wide and surrounded by corridors. There are three Buddhas in the temple, and four Bodhisattvas are threatened and guarded by King Kong. There are 84 Buddhist stories painted with pink gold in the Ming Dynasty on the gable, which are connected by natural scenery, with unique ideas and skillful techniques. They are masterpieces of temple murals in the Ming Dynasty. There is a stone tablet inscribed with Fushan Reading Room under the Tibetan Scripture Building of the Second Hospital. It is a brick cave with Mr. Mo on the wall. On the east side is Hongye Cave, where Mr. Wang writes books and practices medicine. Later generations compiled his works into a book called "A Collection of Frosty Red Little Students". Climb the stone steps and enter the courtyard. 1994, a thousand Buddha halls were rebuilt and more than a thousand Buddha statues were carved. The east and west halls were restored and the traditional landscape peony was cultivated. There are many old buildings in the temple There are more than a dozen stone tablets, as well as wells formed by dragons entering holes. , hidden between the red wall and the blue tile. Temper justice with mercy is very appropriate.
There are rocks in the southeast of the temple, and there are pearl slopes under the rocks. It turned out to be an ancient rock road for monks to carry water to believe in Buddhism. Now more than 340 stone steps have been built, which is the best route for tourists to climb the slope from the foot of the mountain. Climbing uphill to the top of the rock, there is a hexagonal seven-story relic Feng Shui pagoda. Standing on the tower foundation, you can see the land of Jinyang. Looking to the west, Gu Song's pale face is divided into two slopes, the south pine and the north cypress are one of the wonders of the rise. Among the pine forests, there is Fu Shan's secluded Song Qi Temple. Legends such as a pair of young men and women who jumped off a cliff and died without succumbing to feudal ethics have been passed down to this day.
There is Tutang Village on the hillside, and there is a Pure Land Buddha Temple at the waist of the cliff on the west side of the village. According to the inscription, the mound in the Han Dynasty cracked and fell into the cave. The mound in the cave looked like a Buddha and was 10 foot high. It is said that landslides are a gift of Buddha and a cause of pure land, hence the name. The temple was founded in the Northern Qi Dynasty and rebuilt in the fifth year of Jintaihe (1205). It is divided into two halls. The main building of the front yard, the Giant Buddha Pavilion, runs east-west, with a single slope and two double eaves resting on the top of the mountain. In the twentieth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (154 1), it was rebuilt, and there was no hook fence. You can visit all aspects of the Buddha in the exhibition hall. Enter the cabinet and enter the hole, which is 25 meters deep and 7 meters wide. There are many stone tablets in front, and there is a clay sculpture Buddha with a stone tire in the back, which is more than 10 meters high. It is also one of the eight scenic spots. The backyard is a north-south quadrangle building. Daxiong Hall is a three-body Buddha, and the attached hall is Guanyin in the 18th Arhat Dynasty and the 10th Yan Dynasty. There are more than 30 statues, all of which are works of Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are still three ancient cypresses left in the courtyard, whose branches dance wildly and grow strangely, named Qibai Shenbai. It is also one of the eight scenic spots.