Haining Tide
The Haining Tide, also known as the Qianjiang Tide, is one of the wonders of the world. The Qianjiang Tide is famous for its majestic momentum and spectacular scenery. "Hengjiang" is known as "a wonder of the world". There are two major tidal phenomena in the world: one is at the mouth of the Amazon River in South America; the other is in Haining City on the north bank of the Qiantang River in China. Haining tide, also known as Qianjiang tide, has a long history and is a natural wonder in the world. It is said that the trend of tide watching began in the Han Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Since the Southern Song Dynasty, the 18th day of the eighth lunar month has been designated as the Tide Watching Festival. Haining tides are formed under the influence of the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun and the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the earth. "The early tide sets and the late tide comes, and it flows sixty times a month." Haining tides occur twice a day, during the day and at night, with an interval of 12 hours. The tides are at meridian on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar month, and they cycle for a week in half a month. The highest tide in Haining reaches 3.5 meters, and the tidal range in Haining can reach 8-9 Rice, especially from the first to the fifth day of each month, and from the 15th to the 20th of the lunar month, so there are 120 good days for tide watching in a year. "Haining can see tides every day, and there are big tides every month." Tickets: 25 yuan Opening hours: 7:00-17:00
Taht Temple
Taht Temple is located at the east end of Chunxi Road, Yanguan Town, Haining City, Zhejiang Province. It was built during the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. In September of the eighth year of the reign of Emperor Yongzheng (AD 1729), Li Wei, the governor of Zhejiang, ordered the construction of the Temple of the Sea, and allocated 40 acres of land inside Chunxi Gate (today's No. 150 Chunxi Road, Yanguan Town). The construction was completed in November of the ninth year of Yongzheng's reign, occupying 40 acres. It covers an area of ??about 2.7 hectares and cost 100,000 taels of silver. Its structure is modeled after the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City, so it is known as the "Yinluan Hall". This temple was built to worship the God of Zhejiang Sea. During the Xianfeng period, most of the buildings were destroyed by war. It was rebuilt in the eleventh year of Guangxu (1885). The remaining stone squares, stone lions, stone squares, Qingcheng Bridge, gates, main halls, and imperial stele pavilions still show the magnanimity of the royal supervision. The main hall of the Tanah Lot Temple is the most majestic building. It is built in the style of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City. It is a palace building with double eaves and a resting roof, with five couplets and seven levels rising out of four. The main ridge is for Shuanglong to grab the ball, and the words "Baoli Donghai" and "Yongqing Anlan" are written on it. There are tall owl kisses on both sides of the spine. The main spine, broad spine, and heavy spine are all carved with Vajra figures and allusions related to Feng Shui such as good weather and good weather. Tanah Lot Temple is dedicated to the legendary "God of Zhejiang Sea". There is an unknown sea god in the main hall, flanked by Qian Liu and Wu Zixu. Behind the main hall, there is an imperial stele pavilion with octagonal double eaves and a pointed roof. The imperial stele in the pavilion is about five meters high and is made of white marble. The forehead of the monument is embossed with a flying dragon and a red bird, with two dragons grabbing a ball. The body and base of the stele are engraved with flying dragon, Ruyi, ten thousand characters and sea water patterns, which are exquisite. The positive side of the stele is Yongzheng's "Inscription on the Temple of the Sea", and the negative side is Emperor Qianlong's "Yue Haitang". When the Tanah Lot Temple was first built, the main hall worshiped the main gods Wusu King Qian Liu and Wu Yingwei Gong Wu Zixu. The main hall has a construction area of ??546 square meters and a height of 20 meters. There are seven levels out of the building, and the pillars, steps, and stone railings are all made of white marble. The stone railings are also carved with patterns of dragons, tigers, flowers, birds, clouds and water. There is no other palace as tall and exquisite as this, with so much white marble as building materials, at least in Zhejiang.
Qianjiang Tide
The Qiantang Tide refers to the tidal phenomenon that occurs in the Qiantang River Basin in Zhejiang Province. Due to the tidal force of the moon and the sun, the ocean surface rises and falls periodically. In the history of our country, there are three most famous tidal surges: Qingzhou tidal wave, Guangling tidal wave and Qiantang tidal wave in Shandong. "Guangling Tao Bian" written by Fei Xinghuang (1664-1664) of the Qing Dynasty states: "During the Spring and Autumn Period, the tide flourished in Shandong, and during the Han and Six Dynasties it flourished in Guangling. After the Tang and Song Dynasties, the tide flourished in Zhejiang, and the earth's energy spread from north to south. There are those who truly know this.” The Qiantang tide appeared later than the Guangling tide, and had been formed in the Eastern Han Dynasty at the latest. Wang Chong's "Lunheng Shuxu Chapter" mentioned that "there are waves in Zhejiang, Shanyin River, and Shangyu River". It is also said that in Zhejiang during the Qian and Tang Dynasties, "all temples were built to support Zixu in order to soothe his hatred and stop his violent waves." However, Wang Chong only said that "the Qujiang River in Guangling has waves, and the literati gave it to it", but did not mention the tide of the Qiantang River. It can be seen that in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Qiantang Tide was far less famous than Guangling Tide. It is estimated that the custom of tide watching in Qiantang had not yet formed at that time.
Xu Zhimo’s former residence
Xu Zhimo’s former residence was the temporary residence of Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman after their marriage. It is a small Western-style building that combines Chinese and Western styles.
On both sides of the ground floor of the main building of the former residence, there are displays of Xu Zhimo's family history, life, thoughts and literary activities, showing the poet's short but colorful life. The main building has three rooms on the second floor, with east and west wings in the front. There are also three rooms in the back building, with a terrace on the roof that can be climbed on. Above the platform door of the former residence is a handwriting written by the poet's cousin Jin Yong, "Former Residence of Poet Xu Zhimo". There is a plaque in the main hall saying "Anya Hall", which is a supplementary calligraphy written by Qi Gong. Tickets: 10 yuan Opening hours: 8:30 to 17:30
Wang Guowei’s Former Residence
There are many Shikumen buildings in Qingwa Mansion in my country, and the ones in Anxu Gate in Haining One building is more typical. This is the former residence of Mr. Wang Guowei, a famous modern Chinese scholar and master of Chinese studies. The former residence faces south and is a wooden courtyard-style building with a second entrance and a bungalow with three couplets in front. There are plaques inscribed "Former Residence of Wang Guowei" by Gu Tinglong and Zhu Mu hanging on the inside and outside of the door; in the center of the foyer is a bronze bust of Mr. Wang Guowei. picture. Twelve portraits and other information about Wang's life are displayed in the hall. Tickets: 10 yuan Opening hours: 8:00-16:30
Fish Scale Stone Pond
The ancient seawall in Yanguan was built more than 1,700 years ago and was rebuilt in 713 AD , it was called "Defending Sea Pond" at that time, which means a dike that can protect the safety of the coast, so it was also named "Taiping Pond". The seawall that was first built was made of mud. In 1718 AD, the early Qing Dynasty in China, the country decided to build a fish scale stone pond in Yanguan. The construction method of the fish scale stone pond is very special, using neat rectangular strips of stones in a "T" shape, stacked sequentially from bottom to top. Looking at the pond body from the side, the layers are arranged like fish scales, neat, beautiful and strong, so it has a beautiful name: "Fish Scale Stone Pond". To this day, it still plays a very important role in water conservancy and is known as the "Great Wall to Defend the Sea." The most well-preserved ancient seawall of the Qiantang River is the seawall in the Yanguan section. This is a great achievement of human transformation of nature. It is one of China's greatest architectural engineering and scientific and technological cultural heritages. Together with the Great Wall and the ancient canal, it is also known as the three ancient Chinese seawalls. Big project. Ticket: 10 yuan Opening hours: 7:30 to 17:00