Wenfeng Tower
Wenfeng Tower is located in Wenfeng Park, Yingzhou Road, Fuyang Middle Road, Anhui Province (hence the name Wenfeng Park).
According to historical records, because the Kuixing Tower is not high and satellites are not visible, the local style of writing is depressed and its reputation is not much.
In the thirty-fifth year of Kangxi (1696), in order to revive Fuyang's literary style, Wenfeng Tower was built here.
Wenfeng Tower is a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit in Anhui Province.
The tower is a full brick structure with seven octagonal floors and a height of 31.8m. ..
Each floor has a tower ventricle, and the first floor is a single room. The north gate is the entrance to the stairs, and there is a spiral staircase running through the top.
There are four coupon doors on the first, third, fifth and seventh floors; There are three doors on the second, fourth and sixth floors: south, west and east.
The tower is a pavilion tower with dense eaves, each floor is covered with a mast, and the eaves are supported by brick arches imitating wood structure.
The top ridge is angular, the three-bead sword and the iron five-fork brake lever run through the tip of the sword, and the shape is simple and solemn.
Wenfeng Pagoda is not only related to "Wen", but also full of Taoist color. Some brick carvings of this pagoda include longevity deer, ganoderma lucidum, dragon and phoenix, carp yue longmen and fish patterns of yin and yang.
This provides vivid and valuable information for studying people's ideology, aesthetic psychology and Fuyang history at that time.
In a word, this kind of tower belongs to the so-called Feng Shui Tower in the old society.
Guan Bao feed
Guan Bao Temple is located in Guanzhong Park, Jiefang North Road, Yingshang County.
Guan Bao Temple faces south, and there is a park river in front. There are some cruise ships in the water, but there are no tourists because of the rain.
Standing in front of Guan Bao Temple, I looked up at the gatehouse, but I saw three golden characters "Guan Bao Temple" on it, and a sign on the lower right said "Anhui Cultural Relics Protection Unit" and other small characters.
There are some flowers and plants on the right of Guan Bao Temple, but there are no buildings.
Before coming to the main hall, there was a pair of couplets on each side, which read: "Zuoba opens a new political situation and divides the money to meet the old friends."
There is a statue of Guan Bao in the main hall, and there is a plaque hanging in the main hall: "Friends make friends forever". On the pillars on both sides of the hall, there is a couplet: "When Qi Huangong conquers the world, my friend Bao Shu's teeth will last forever". This couplet and the couplet in front of the main hall were written by one person. The couplet can be described as a swan song, and the words are arbitrary in Wang Yang.
These two couplets are 1987, inscribed by Song Richang, vice mayor of Shanghai.
At present, the most valuable thing in Guan Bao Temple is a stone-carved Buddhist sutra from Qing Dynasty to light years embedded in the right wall of the main hall, and its content is Preface to Guan Bao Temple.
There is also a garden gate at the east and west ends of the main hall, but it is a fake garden gate and a solid wall. One day "golden garden", one day "recommended door".
Guan Bao Temple was built in the Ming Dynasty.
In the sixth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1578), it was built by Tu Long, a famous writer, drama writer and county magistrate at that time, and recorded in Guan Bao Temple Monument.
When Tu Long was in Yingzhi County, he saw the historical facts of Guan Bao, but he felt that there was no Guan Bao Temple. "From Guanzhong to the present, there has not been a temple in the city for thousands of years."
Therefore, villagers and students were widely consulted and decided to build Guan Bao Temple.
And "donated money" to build a treasure temple.
After the completion of Guan Bao Temple, it was destroyed by war in the late Ming Dynasty.
In the twelfth year of Chongzhen (1639), Wang presided over the reconstruction and was destroyed by fire during the Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty.
In the sixth year of Daoguang (1826), Wanruling was rebuilt.
Xianfeng period was destroyed by fire again.
In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), Zhang Dingjia, a magistrate of a county, raised funds for reconstruction.
Therefore, Guan Bao Temple suffered many disasters. After three times of destruction and restoration, there are still three main halls in the temple to commemorate Guan Bao.
To the south of Dasitang and to the east of Jiuhe Bridge, Guan Zhong's "Nine River Governors" are dedicated. There is a "four-dimensional bridge" in the west of the temple, which means "propriety, justice, honesty and shame, and four dimensions of the country"
The tomb in the southwest of the shrine is called "Guanzhong Pier" locally.
1986, Guan Bao Temple was listed as "Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit in Anhui Province" by the provincial government.
At that time, Zhang Xinyu, the county magistrate, attached great importance to the construction of Guan Bao Temple, and was allocated funds by * * * to rebuild Guan Bao Temple.
Three front doors were rebuilt in front of the temple, the courtyard wall was repaired, and the Guanzhong Mausoleum was moved to the courtyard of Guan Bao Temple. Guan Bao was carved in the main hall of the temple, and two ancient monuments were copied in front of the tomb.
Liulisi
Liuli Temple is located in Li Neng Village, Tianying Town, jieshou city. Founded in the Sui Dynasty, it flourished in the Tang Dynasty. Now rebuild on the original site.
The front of Liuli Temple is called Liu Long Temple, and the front of Liu Long Temple is called Five Blessingg Temple. According to legend, Li Shimin was born in Five Blessingg Temple.
During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Liuli Temple covered an area of 3,000 mu, with more than 30 large and small temples and thousands of monks.
Liuli Temple worships the pharmacist Tathagata. At that time, incense and smoke filled the temple, which was one of the larger temples in China during the Sui and Tang Dynasties.
Tathagata, a pharmacist, is the leader of the oriental glass world, giving off purple glass light, so it is called the oriental glass world.
Together with Sakyamuni and Amitabha, he is the third Buddha in Buddhism, also known as the Three Buddhas.