What are the interesting places in Lianyungang?

Guo Hua is located in Yuntai Mountain, Lianyungang, Jiangsu! The gate of Huaguoshan Mountain was built in July 1996. As soon as I arrived at the entrance of the mountain, the atmosphere of Journey to the West came to my face. The mountain gate is based on the skeleton of the traditional ancient city gate and is rendered by modern expression. The head of the Monkey King is at the head of the main entrance, and there is a circular pattern on the back, which symbolizes the perfection of merit. On the north side, there are reliefs of four masters and apprentices of the Tang Dynasty, six carved lions below, and 109 stone monkeys around the square to welcome guests. On the back of the mountain gate, Shen Peng, acting chairman of China Calligraphers Association, wrote the words "Dongsheng Shenzhou". Through the doorway in the middle, you can see the statue of Wu Cheng'en in the pine forest. Walk along Xianren Bridge, Zhujieling and Shibanpan Mountain, or take a bus to the top of the mountain. There is a stone that looks like a carp on the side of Shibapan Road, with its head on the ground and its semi-dedicated body underground. According to legend, the ancient emperor was afraid of the instability of the country and sent many Yin and Yang teachers to visit and destroy Long Mai. On this day, one of them came to Yuntai Mountain, found the carp stone, and saw a gate of the first grade on this ridge. He knew that carp would become dragons as long as they jumped over Tianmen, born in the mountain owner's house, and would rob the emperor's country when they grew up. Master Yin and Yang found the mountain owner and told him the truth. The mountain owner was very happy and asked how to make carp jump over Tianmen. Master Yin and Yang told him that he could fly to Tianmen conveniently as long as eighteen plates were put next to the carp stone. So the master hired people to build eighteen plates day and night, and the Yin and Yang division left safely. It turns out that carp can only become dragons by jumping over Tianmen. If it falls on eighteen plates, it can only be a plate on earth, and the feng shui is broken like this. Climb eighteen episodes, the worse gate is not far away. In The Journey to the West, it is the outer door of the Jade Emperor's Lingxiao Hall. Every time the Monkey King goes to heaven for help, he passes through here first. The old Guandi Temple in Nantianmen was destroyed by Japanese invaders. Lin Zexu visited before the Opium War, leaving behind three famous laws. Arrive at Jiulong Bridge from Nantianmen. Kowloon Bridge is one of the main scenic spots in Guo Hua. It is located in a valley surrounded by mountains. Nine streams meet at the foot of the mountain and then rush to the sea. In the past, pilgrims went down the Nantianmen path to the bottom of the valley, and after a short rest, they could continue to climb up. Although this drop of one liter increases the danger of mountaineering, it also increases the ups and downs. Jiulong Bridge, built in Ming Dynasty, is a massive brick arch bridge, which not only facilitates passers-by, but also leaves a beautiful work of art for future generations. Ginkgo biloba near the bridge has a history of nearly a thousand years and is a relic of the Song Dynasty. It covered the Kowloon Bridge with dense shade. The mountain breeze bursts on the bridge, the flowing water gurgles under the bridge, the pines and cypresses are full of ears, the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant, and the fatigue of tourists is completely eliminated. To the south of the bridge is the Kowloon General Temple, which is the bridge temple of this bridge; High in the north is the Tea Temple, which used to be a place for tourists to rest and enjoy tea, but now it has become the Wu Cheng'en Memorial Hall. Climb along the mountain road or take a cable car to Sanyuan Palace. Sanyuan Palace is the main temple in Yuntai Mountain and the main building in Guo Hua. Ternary belief has a long history. As early as 65,438+0,600 years ago in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Gan Bao's "Searching for the Gods" included Chen Guangrui, a native of the East China Sea, who gave birth to three sons and gained enlightenment. Narration in charge of heaven, earth and water. In the Ming Dynasty, the ternary beliefs in northern Jiangsu and southern Shandong flourished. In the 15th year of Wanli (1587), Xie Chun, a native of Huai 'an, demolished and expanded the Sanyuangong, laying the foundation stone for the Sanyuangong complex. The author of Journey to the West is a firm believer of Sanyuan. The book says that Tang Yan is the son of Chen Guangrui in the East China Sea, and Sanyuan in this temple is Tang Yan's own brother. In recent years, Sanyuan Palace was renamed Haining Zen Temple, transformed into Sakyamuni Buddha, and the icon of Sanyuan Palace was moved to the East Attached Hall. There are two thousand-year-old ginkgo trees in front of the Ursa Major Hall, which show the ancient history of Sanyuan Palace. The Sanyuan Palace in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was bombed by Japanese invaders' planes. Although the branches of these two trees were broken and burnt, they sprouted and produced many fruits under the victorious spring breeze. After many renovations in recent years, Sanyuan Palace has been restored to its original appearance, and only under the southeast part, a ruin of that year has been preserved as a witness of history. Go up the stairs after the Sanyuan Palace, and not far away is the Yisangge. 1in the summer of 938, after the Sanyuan Palace was bombed by the Japanese invaders, the monks contacted more than 20 mountaineers to defend themselves and successfully ambushed the Japanese invaders who searched the mountains many times. 1 On the morning of July 4, 939/kloc-0, Japanese invaders gathered more than 300 people, divided them into four groups, surrounded Sanyuan Palace and its affiliated temples, stabbed Master Ren Fang, kidnapped four mages including De Xuan and six climbers, and buried everyone alive except1climber. A few days later, the Japanese invaders came to control the mountain twice and set fire to 13 temples such as Sanyuan Palace, Emerald Palace, Jiulong Temple and Zhupingshe, turning this famous huge temple group at sea into rubble. In order to commemorate the anti-Japanese monks in Yuntai Mountain and educate future generations not to forget the national humiliation, Lianyungang Municipal People's Government built a righteous monk pavilion near Sanyuan Palace. The monument in the pavilion is engraved with "Anti-Japanese Monument for Monks in Yuntai Mountain" inscribed by Peng Yun and Zhou Gengru. After passing the Youkou Ticket Monument and Gaoxin Spring of the Yi Monk Pavilion, you arrive at Zhu Ping Temple. Zhu Ping Buddhist Temple is located in a piece of gold inlaid with Polygonatum odoratum. Jinyuzhu is the treasure of bamboo. Each section of the tender yellow bamboo pole has a shallow green ditch, which is staggered up and down. Before and after, it looks like pieces of jasper inlaid on a gold plate, which is beautiful and generous. Gold-inlaid jade bamboo was recorded in the literature of Song Dynasty, and then it was gradually lost. 10 years ago, hundreds of wild bamboos inlaid with gold were discovered in mainland China, and some botanists marveled that they were valuable discoveries. Later, people learned that this restored so-called rare species has been growing and reproducing in Yuntai Mountain for more than 1000 years. Therefore, the special stamp bamboo issued by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in June, 1993, the second of which adopted the gold-inlaid Polygonatum odoratum in Lianyungang. Zhu Ping Temple was built by Xie Chunshe's family in Ming Dynasty, and was burned down by Japanese invaders, leaving only the courtyard gate. 1984 government-funded reconstruction. Zhu Ping Temple also has the names of Songfengtang, Haoshengtang and Zhupingshe. Although the area is small, it has reached a high level in landscape design. Huixin Spring is a well with two eyes, which symbolizes the perfect combination of pearls and pearls. Spring water is especially sweet. In the past, monks in Zen temples used it to make tea to entertain guests. The South Flower Hall is a good place to taste tea. It's a unique tea ceremony in Yuntai Mountain, which uses the brewed cloud tea in Huixin Spring. Hu Yaobang, Gu Mu and other party and state leaders have come here for tea. Water curtain cave is the most desirable place for tourists. Wu Cheng'en was inspired by this water curtain cave, which provided a very mythical venue for the Monkey King in the middle and early The Journey to the West. There are many water curtain cave in water curtain cave all over the country, but they are all named after the popularity of The Journey to the West. Before the popularity of The Journey to the West, only water curtain cave here existed. Zhang Chaorui, a native of Haizhou in Ming Dynasty, wrote an inscription for Sanyuan Palace, recording that water curtain cave is a must-see place for pilgrims. The four characters of "high mountains and flowing water" on the cliff were inscribed by Wang Tong, a magistrate in Haizhou, in the 23rd year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1544), when The Journey to the West had not published a book. Water curtain cave is a natural fractured cave with an artificial tunnel leading to a lower platform. There are many precious inscriptions in front of the cave. The Buried Stone House was written by Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty, and presented to the Minister of War and the Governor of the Two Rivers, Prince Tao Shu Shaobao. In the 12th year of Daoguang (1832), Tao Shu was ordered to come to Haizhou to reform the salt policy, which achieved remarkable results, and turned the Qing court treasury into a profit, and there was a short-term resurgence. So the emperor gave him the honor of kissing the name of the book. Three years later, Tao Shu came to Haizhou again as an imperial envoy to inspect the effect of salt policy reform and started the renovation of Yuntai Mountain Temple, which made the scenic spots in this area look brand-new. In order to commemorate his achievements, the local people carved the imperial book "Buried Stone House" next to water curtain cave. The word "Lingquan" was written by Shi Yu during Jiaqing's reign. "Lingquan" refers to the small square well in the cave. Although the well is not big, there is water all the year round and drought will not dry up. Folklore mentions it. The stone left by the tile is a strange stone sandwiched between big stones. It cannot depend on the sky, nor can it reach the ground. It is said that The goddess patching the sky left the stone. Since the Ming Dynasty, China has entered the heyday of novels, and many writers like to make a fuss about stones. Founder Wu Cheng'en described the birth of the Monkey King according to the size and image of the stones here. There is half a stone egg on the stone. It is said that the other half fell to the foot of the mountain when the Monkey King was born. On one side of the stone egg, there is a huge stone that looks like a monkey's head. It gently kisses the stone, which is the fetus that Sun Monkey took off after he became an immortal. The pool under the relic stone is called "Ayida Pool", which is a transliteration of Sanskrit, meaning the source of many waters. Legend has it that fairies used to take a bath. After the monkey was born, he scattered monkey urine in it and polluted the pool. From then on, the fairies never came again. Under the Zhao Hai Pavilion, there is a huge cliff stone carving, which was carved by 1993 to commemorate the centenary of Mao Zedong's birth. It was rearranged by collecting Mao Zedong's handwriting, which was a passage that Chairman Mao said to Hu Yaobang: "Sun Monkey's hometown is Yuntai Mountain in New Hailian City". During the spring of June 1955 to June 1958, Chairman Mao mentioned three times in just three years that Guo Hua is the hometown of Monkey Sun, which attracted the attention of provincial, prefectural and municipal leaders and local people. After searching for information and field investigation, it is confirmed that Chairman Mao's judgment is very accurate. There are many scenic spots around Zhaohai Pavilion in The Journey to the West, such as Haitian Cave, Erxian Cave, Longfa Cave, Wanfo Cave and Chaoyang Cave. In the past, Buddha statues were mostly carved for worshippers to use. There are also some named after folklore, such as bottomless pit, fox demon cave and marshal monkey cave, which are collectively called seventy-two caves. These 72 caves are the traces left by a fierce orogeny thousands of years ago. Many boulders overlap and naturally form a large number of caves. Haitian Cave is the largest of 72 caves. It is also called Wukong Cave because it was built by a monk named Wukong. At that time, he removed the silt from the crevices and cut the related caves, so that Haitian Cave was integrated with the surrounding small holes, rising or falling, bright or dark, with holes inside and sky outside. And build a pavilion at the top of the cave called Zhao Haiting. Looking down at the pavilion, I saw mountains and peaks all around, green faces and flowers, and I was in a fairyland. The first sky and the seventy-two caves have the same effect. This is a scenic spot composed of many boulders and caves. The ancients called it "Tiantong Line" and "Cave". At first sight, the main scene is that two stones tens of meters high support each other, forming a narrow passage in the middle. During the walk, you can see the blue sky overhead, and the white clouds pass by in a hurry, which is strange and interesting. Holes are made in the sky, the roads circulate, and they are connected everywhere, up and down, flickering, only listening to voices, no one is seen, summer is like autumn, and the heat is completely gone. Looking into the sky from the mountainside in the distance, here is the famous Bajie Stone, much like an old pig wearing a monk's hat sleeping among the green trees. Below the horizon is the famous stone carving on the cliff of Huaguoshan Mountain, where tourists love to take pictures. The scarlet letter on the green hill is very magnificent. There are also natural monuments, inkstone and other landscapes. Walking along the path, you can reach Moxiang Path, where there are more than 100 works by famous contemporary calligraphers, carved on natural stones. You can also go to the Kistler Garden to see the grotesque hieroglyphics related to Journey to the West. The word "God" is engraved in Huai Su cursive script on the mountain at the foot of Tulonggou in the east. It is 39.4m long and15.8m wide, and it is the largest single Chinese character in the world. It was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records in 1996. Visiting Yunu Mountain is the climax of Guo Huashan, where people can see two of the most wonderful scenery in Yuntai Mountain. One is to watch the sunrise at sea in the cherry tree pavilion; The other is to watch Yuntai spread the sea. White clouds roll like the sea, and exposed peaks are like Penglai Fairy Island in the sea. Mountains lie across and buildings crisscross. This situation makes people feel very high. Not far to the west of the gate of Huaguoshan Mountain, Yulin Temple, which was built in the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (58 1-660), can still point out today's ruins after more than 1400 years, thanks entirely to the Tang tablet "The Story of the East Rock Wall of Yulin Temple in Donghai County" on the stone wall. The Tang stele is engraved on the natural flat boulder, with a clear surface of 2 meters high and 3.8 meters wide, and the vigorous official script is magnificent. Because of its excellent stone quality, its handwriting is still as clear as new since the Tang Dynasty, and it is a rare treasure in China. The East Cliff of Yulin, Donghai County is a beautiful travel prose, which tells the story of Sima Cui Wei in Haizhou who traveled along the coast and dropped by. This paper describes the local natural landscape, and also describes in detail the process of local officials developing Quanfei Scenic Area. How did he personally plan and design, cut down all weeds, remove dangerous stones, build a dam to collect and store upstream rainwater, and make the waterfall continue all year round. At the same time, flowers and trees are planted in different seasons, colorful, and the flying spring is decorated like a fairy palace. This is the first article describing the tourism construction in Yuntai Mountain. Opposite the Tang monument is the cliff stone carving of the Song Dynasty, which is also very large and well preserved, with a history of thousands of years. In the form of three-character poems, the tablet tells the story of three friends who climbed the mountain and looked at the sea and drank wine all day. Zu Wu Xuan poetry, Su Xiaozhuan, carved by Zhou Wang. All three reflected the high level at that time, so later people called them "Three Monuments". The Ashoka Tower of Christina Temple was built in the first year of Song Tiansheng (1023). The tower is more than 40 meters high, with nine floors and eight sides. It is the tallest and oldest pagoda in northern Jiangsu. According to the inscription embedded in the inner wall of the tower when it was built, a tower was built here, which was called China II in the Tang Dynasty. It can be seen that this tower plays an important role in the history of tower building in China. The Ashoka Tower of Christina Temple is located next to the Dacun Reservoir where Guo Huashan enters the mountain. It has been a major attraction of Yuntai Mountain since ancient times. In the Ming dynasty, it was called "pagoda over the clouds", and in the Qing dynasty, it was called "tower shadow reunion". It has five characteristics: first, it has a long history; Second, it is deeply rooted and has experienced the baptism of the Tancheng 1668 M8.5 earthquake, and it is neither crooked nor oblique so far; Third, the tower is magnificent, and then it is surrounded by mountains and waters, which complement each other; Fourth, you can see and climb, and tourists have the opportunity to participate; Fifth, there are touching myths and legends to double your fun.