The eight scenic spots in Zhuozhou are: Tonghui Lantern Market, Twin Towers Qingyan, Lou Sangchun Society, Juma Changhong, Hu Liang Xiaoyue, Dukang Qiucheng, Shaocun Flower Fields, and Panpo Snow
Tonghui Lantern Market
It refers to the scene of lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month during the Lantern Festival. There was a Jiacheng in the original city, with the gate named "Tonghui". There were three heavy towers on the Jiacheng, called "Tonghui Tower". Upstairs, there are drums on the left and bells on the right, commonly known as the "Drum Tower". The drum tower is four feet high. Twenty miles away is in sight. Every year after the Spring Festival, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the day for holding lanterns. Zhuozhou people have a very popular custom of holding Lantern Festival. At this time, the streets and alleys are decorated with lanterns, dragon lanterns, lions, stilts, and firecrackers. It’s really like the trees are blooming, the stars are hanging, and thousands of households are burning candles all night long. On the night of the Lantern Festival, I climbed up to the Drum Tower and saw the ten-mile long street with dancing dragons and phoenixes, which was quite spectacular. This scene is called "Tonghui Lantern Market". There is a poem to prove it: "The spring breeze arrives at the full moon, orchestras are boiling in the city that never sleeps, and the shadows of the twin towers illuminated by thousands of lights shine in front of the Drum Tower for a while."
Twin Towers Qingyan
Refers to the twin towers standing in the northeast of the city. This pagoda was built in the Song and Liao Dynasties. There is an ancient poem that says, "The twin pagodas directly capture Qingyun Road, and the relics of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties hate to swallow Hu". There is a touching folk legend about the construction of these two pagodas. It is said that they were built overnight by two aunts with skillful hands. They are actually products of Buddhist culture. According to the examination of the twin pagodas, there are two temples, the Zhidu Temple in the south, with the Zhidu Temple Pagoda, and the Yunju Temple in the north, with the Yunju Temple Pagoda. The south tower has five levels and the north tower has six levels. They are both made of brick and wood and are more than 20 feet high. The twin towers look majestic and colorful from a distance, and are exquisite and exquisite when seen up close, reflecting the exquisite architectural art of the ancient working people. The so-called "Twin Towers Clear Smoke", a lesson: On a sunny day, the Twin Towers look like a few wisps of smoke curling up on the blue sky from a distance. Lecture 2: On a very clear day, a few wisps of smoke can be seen around the top of the Twin Towers. "Zhuo County Chronicles" records, "The monument still remembers the Jin and Liao Dynasties, the twin towers tower into the sky, the Buddha's fire is unknown, the bells are silent, and a few wisps of clear smoke are drifting in the wind."
Lousangchunshe
refers to the temple of Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei, whose courtesy name was Xuande, lived from 161 to 223 AD. He was the son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty and the queen of Zhongshan Prince Jing. Dashulou Mulberry is located fifteen miles south of Zhuozhou City. According to "Tianfu Guangji", Lousang is located in the south of Zhuozhou and is the hometown of Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty. There are mulberry trees, ten feet high. The pavilions are like buildings. The Temple of Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty was first built in the Sui Dynasty. The temple is grand and magnificent, with extensive engineering and dignified appearance. There are statues of gods in the front hall, all made of wood, more than ten feet high, and the carvings are unique. The clay sculptures in the back hall include Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun, and Mrs. Gan and Mi. Their images are lifelike. In the courtyard, there are towering ancient cypresses, numerous steles, and luxuriant flowers and trees. People drive by and linger here without wanting to leave. Every year on the 23rd day of the third month of the lunar calendar, a grand temple fair is held here, covering dozens of miles in radius. People, old and young, flock here to visit the temple. Various shops compete to open their doors, and small businessmen, hawkers, and entertainers flock here. There is an ancient poem that goes: "The elders and elders go on a wine tour together. Sure enough, the Spring Society is better than the Autumn. The palaces of the Han family are all made of grains and millet, and the deserted villages are still surnamed Liu."
Juma Changhong
There is a large stone bridge on the Juma River in Chengbei Pass, named Yongji Bridge. It was built in the second year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, rebuilt in the sixteenth year of Wanli, and rebuilt again in the Qianlong period, more than 400 years ago. The bridge is entirely built with large boulders and has nine hollow arches. There is a stone embankment along the south side of the bridge. There are twenty-two culverts under the embankment. The total length of the embankment bridge is more than 200 feet. The bridge arch has a large span and beautiful shape. From a distance, it looks like a rainbow after the rain, flying across both sides of the Juma River. Therefore, it is called "Ji Ma Chang Hong". There was an archway on the north side of the original big stone bridge, named Yubei Pavilion, and nine halls on the south side of the bridge. It complements the big stone bridge. There are winding Juma River embankments on both sides of the bridge. It is said that it was built by Zuo Wenxiang Gong and was called "Zuohou Embankment" in ancient times. There is a poem that goes: "The grass beside the imperial stele pavilion is luxuriant, a ten-foot long rainbow sends horses' hooves, three hundred trees are as green as weeping poplars, and the spring breeze blows all over Zuohou Embankment."
Hu Liang Xiaoyue
Ten miles north of the city, there is a stone bridge spanning the Huliang River. The bridge is two feet high, two feet wide and thirty feet long. It was built in the second year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, more than 400 years ago. The architecture of the bridge is magnificent, with a large arch in the middle and a three-arch bridge with small arches on both sides. The structure is rigorous and reasonable, and the mud poles on both sides are equipped with reliefs. It has a distinctive national style and has survived several floods and earthquakes intact. Pedestrians traveling from south to north cannot help but pause to admire the scenery here when boarding this stone bridge.
Especially near dawn, whenever the rooster crows, the sky is dim and the east is bright. In the dim light of the morning, the quiet river flows, and the water reflects the waning moon and the shadow of the bridge. . Therefore: "We go to work at dawn and go to Hu Liang. The waning moon is as pale as water, and the sky is cold and it feels like frost. The sound of bells teases the dawn, and the fire in the fishing village brightens. When the rooster crows in the morning, the morning sun rises faintly."
Shaocun Flower Field
Located in Da and Xiaoshao Village, Baichigan Township, northwest of the city, in the Huliang River Basin, the land is fertile, the water is abundant, and it is rich in rice. It was called "Little Jiangnan" in ancient times. known as. "Shaocun Flower Field" refers to the farmland scene in this area. Whenever the rice fields are transplanted, the square fields are put on new clothes, decorated with lotus flowers, and contrasted with the green mountains in the distance. It really brings people into the "mountain light and green water support" Orchid, knows everything about harvesting rice and dividing rice seedlings, ten hectares of lotus flowers and thousands of willow trees, it is predicted that one must live in the south of the Yangtze River." Shaocun Flower Field is now well-deserved.
Dukang Qiucheng
During the Warring States Period of more than two thousand years, Zhuozhou belonged to the State of Yan. Dukang is the old geographical name of the Warring States Period. According to the "Chronicles of the States of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "There is Dukang Pi in the southeast of Zhuoxian County, Hebei. Zhuoxian, Xincheng, Dingxing, and Gu'an are the boundaries of Dukang of Yan State." Because this area has fertile land, abundant water sources, and rich products, It is known as the treasure land of Yanzhao Wilderness. In 227 BC (the 20th year of King Qin's reign and the 28th year of King Yan), after King Qin recovered South Korea and Zhao, the Qin army approached Yan. In order to resist the Qin army's attack, Prince Dan of Yan recruited the warrior Jing Ke to assassinate the King of Qin. There is a Chinese balcony in the northwest corner of the original Zhuo County. "Historical Records" records that Jing Ke assassinated the King of Qin. Fengdu Kangtu entered Chang'an from here. Jing Ke took Dukang Tu and Fan Yuqi's heads to Chang'an (Fan Yuqi was the general the King of Qin wanted to kill). Prince Dan of Yan sent Jing Ke to Yishui. Jingke composed a song: "The wind is rustling and the Yishui is cold. When the strong men leave, I will never come back." The two of them cried and said goodbye. Jing Ke traveled thousands of miles to the Xianyang Palace in Chang'an to present the human head and the picture of Dukang to the King of Qin. When he finished drawing the picture, a sharp dagger rolled in the picture was revealed. Jing Ke picked up the dagger and stabbed the King of Qin. Before he could succeed, he was killed by the King of Qin, leaving behind a story of "seeing the dagger in the picture". There is a poem that goes: "Jing Ke's plan is to supervise the governor, and he offers the land to the Qin people for joy. The beauty has been passed down since ancient times, and the yellow clouds have returned thousands of miles. In good years, there are many millet crops, and the songs of hundreds of houses are endless. Where can I find a strong man? The west wind blows and changes the water."
"The yellow clouds cover thousands of miles. In good years there are many millet and millet crops" describes the scene of abundant crops harvest in the fields of Dukang area.
Panpo Snow
Panpo, also known as Sanpo, is located 200 miles away from Zhuozhou City and is now within the factory area of ??Laishui County Town, belonging to the Taihang Mountains. The villages in this area were under the jurisdiction of Zhuozhou in ancient times and were an "enclave" of Zhuozhou. However, there were no imperial officials. Instead, they were ruled by local elected elders, who paid tribute to Zhuozhou every year as usual. The three-slope landform has undulating mountains, crisscrossing ravines and beautiful scenery. "Zhuo County Chronicles" records that the winding slope can be divided into upper, middle and lower, with the west side being the outside and the east side being the inside. It is like a natural painting screen that unfolds in front of you, especially in the winter when the snow is clear and the sun sets in the west. Reflecting on the ice-covered mountain ridges, the scenery is bizarre, purple and green, just like what is said in the ancient poem: "A continuous cloud reaches the end of the world, the snow is like a pile of alstroemeria flowers, ten feet of red dust cannot fly, there is a home deep in the Yushan Mountain" .
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Eight Ancient Scenes of Zhuozhou:
In the city, there are courtyards, drums on the left and bells on the right. There are people who beat watchmen at night, and the police and thieves depend on this to keep the people safe. It rains in the spring and autumn, and there are long acres in the suburbs. The thick clouds are deep and dense, and the mist is indistinguishable. Above this gate, the mist is like silk, which is really a beautiful scene in the city.
At the end of spring, Lousang is fifteen miles southwest of the city. It is the hometown of Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty. The temple looks majestic, but the situation is bleak. There are many steles with inscriptions by famous sages, and the hall has the solemn crown of the crown. It is perfect for spring. The scenery is beautiful, the grass and trees are green and green, the high mulberry trees are young and young, and the ancient cypresses are lush and steadfast. With the harmonious singing of birds, the smoke and clouds flying swords, the beauty of the area is covered, and the bell is like this.
Autumn wind and moon in Moon Pond The pond is twenty miles south of the city, with dozens of sources. The river forms a stream, and the bay forms a pond. The winding snakes twist and turn, and the cypresses turn round. There are crystal clear caves, golden jade, and beads and inlaid inlaid at random. The cool autumn air is refreshing. The lotus is in full bloom, the river is full of brocade, and the fragrance is ten miles away. There are also gulls and herons floating and swimming in brocade scales, which can be said to be a great tourist attraction!
Hu Liang Xiaoyue Lake is ten miles north of the city, with weeping poplar trees on the embankment and pampas grass. On the shore, if the first month of dawn rises, the fishing boats and boats will be singing, and the woodcutter will be carefree on the side of the pond, wandering on the edge of Quzhu. Isn't it a beautiful place?
Long'an is covered with greenery. Long'an is forty miles to the west of the city, with winding hills and deep valleys. From bottom to top, there are memories and halls. After the rain, the scenery is gorgeous, as shown in the picture.
The clouds in the valley are in the city Fifty miles to the northwest, the wind and smoke are not abating, the sky is dark, the grass is luxuriant, the trees are luxuriant, the deer are chirping, and the birds are chirping. When early summer comes, auspicious clouds are densely covered, tangible rocks touch the rocks, and the strange peaks and rhythms appear unintentionally, forming a forest in one fell swoop. What a wonderful scene!
Panpo is more than three hundred miles northwest of the city. It is divided into upper, middle and lower. The west is the outside and the east is the inside. It is like a painted screen, with every inch of blue at the end and piles of snails. Like the water, the sun is setting in the west, purple and green, Minangong is the author of it. (Now the three slopes of Laishuiye)
Fangshan Qingxue Fangshan is fifty miles northwest of the city, bordering Juyong in the north and Arrival in the east. Yuyang, with redbuds to the west, is the so-called "secluded swallow room". The winter is cold, the snow and maples are gathering, and the sun is full of shadows. Showing off the glory, looking for the plum blossoms, the plum blossoms are getting better, and the boat to visit Dai can not return! (now Fangshan District, Beijing)