Do you want to visit Yifeng? What are the tourist attractions in Yifeng? Below are the famous tourist attractions in Yifeng that I share with you. Welcome to read. 1 Nanping Park (Provincial Forest Park)
Located in the southern suburbs of the county, it is a provincial forest park and the largest county-level park in the province. It consists of three parts: Nanping Mountain, Diaoyue Bay and Luzhou. Due to the rich cultural accumulation over thousands of years, many literati have written poems here. The great writers Su Dongpo, Su Che and Huang Tingjian once visited here. Huang Tingjian visited here when he was a child. He read books and wrote "Dongguo Nanyuan Ji"; Huihong, a famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote "Swing", a poem about Nanyuan style, which was selected into "Poetry of Thousands of Families" and recited as an eternal masterpiece. Another poem was "Looking at Junxi at Night" Being selected into "Chronicles of Song Poems" made Diaoyue Bay famous in Zhongzhou. Liu Chenju, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote "The Story of Xiaoxiechuan Pavilion" here. Many literati also left famous articles here. Chen Yunzhang, the magistrate of Xinchang County in Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty, once He wrote a poem to praise the scenery in this area: "The water and trees here are the most beautiful, and the scenery along the way is like Ruoye." The park was built in 1982.
The main sights are:
(1) Statue of Yue Fei This 11-ton statue was built to commemorate Yue Fei’s eight years of resistance against the Jin Dynasty in Yifeng.
(2) Yuewang Temple (also known as Jingzhong Temple) From the fourth year of Jianyan of the Song Dynasty (1130) to the third year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei and his son Yue Yun led the Yue family army to fight in Yifeng several times, and conquered the Jin generals to supplement the army. Yan Tiemur, Ma Jin and others, Yue Fei sent Yue Yun to transport rice from Hongzhou to help the hungry people in Xinchang. In order to commemorate the merits of the Yue family and his son in "preventing disasters" in Xinchang, the people of the city built a Yuewang temple in the county during the Southern Song Dynasty to worship him. The temple was originally built in the eastern suburbs of the county and was moved here due to urban construction needs. This temple was first built in the Southern Song Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the third year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (1508), in the summer of the eighth year of Jiajing (1529), and again in the ninth year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1670). It was originally a brick and wood structure with a foyer in the front, a wide terrace in the middle, circular corridors on both sides, and a rear building with 6 doors and 5 rooms. The hall is 15 meters wide, 9 meters long in total, 32 meters wide, and has a construction area of ??1,248 square meters. There is a stone incense burner engraved with the words "Jingzhong Temple" in the temple, which was built in the third year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty. There is also one inscription each of "Xinchang County Xinjian Song Yue Ewu Mu Liang Wen" written by Chen Huaijing, the governor of Yunnan Province in the third year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty. In September 1983, Yuewang Temple was listed as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in the county. Entering the gate of the temple, there is a large screen wall with a poem written by Yue Fei, which says: "I stood on horseback and stood in the forest, my eyes were opened for battle, and a stream of clouds opened up. The machine to pound the water was still passed down to the Jin Dynasty, and the millet show in the palace was pitiful to the Zhou Dynasty. The southern service is only now Destroy the clowns, when will Beiyuan return to China? I will pay tribute to the Mingsheng with seven feet, and I will cry at the end of the world." Yue Fei himself wrote this poem "I am chanting after chasing Cao Cheng on the four capitals", and also wrote "Inscribed on the horse." "Gang". "Ui Shang" has a temple called General Lan near Wanli Village, Xixiang, Yifengqiao today, which is dedicated to General Lan Gong, Yuefeibi of Song Dynasty. According to legend, General Lan was Yue Fei's assistant general. When Yue Fei chased Cao Cheng to the Sidu in the early years of Shaoxing, General Lan was holding an order flag and beating drums to supervise the battle. Suddenly, the opponent shot an arrow and hit General Lan in the heart. In order to boost morale, General Lan endured severe pain and kept beating the drum until the dead body stood in the field. The people shed tears in gratitude and built a large temple to worship him. There is also a story of "General Qi Shi" among the people. It is said that there is a hill behind the temple called War Horse Hill. Yue Fei was inspired by General Lan's spirit of vowing to kill the enemy and wrote a poem here. Today, in the Yuewang Temple, there is a statue of Yue Yun on the left side of the Yue Fei statue, and on the right side, there is a statue of General Lan, who survived an arrow. The stone statues in front of the courtyard are civil and military officers and soldiers, and those kneeling facing the temple are Qin Hui and his wife.
(3) Nine Bell Tower On Nanping Mountain, there are nine ancient bells built in. Every year at the beginning and end of the year, the literati in the city go up the snowy mountain and gather at the bell tower to wait for the arrival of the new year. At 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, the nine bells ring together to celebrate peace and pray for happiness. The sound of the bell at midnight echoes throughout the city, and those who hear it are like those of a yellow bell, and their hearts are stirred by it. Nanping Xiaozhong has become an elegant custom in the county to pray for the New Year. The nine bells hanging in the building are all relics of ancient Buddhist temples and Taoist temples. Among them, one was cast in the Chongzhen year of the Ming Dynasty, and the rest were cast in the Kang, Yong, and Qian dynasties of the Qing Dynasty. The most exquisite one is the original Wufeng Jingjueyuan bell in Huanggang Yuanqian Village. It weighs 400 kilograms, has a smooth body and a loud sound. It was cast by Zen Master Defang, the 35th abbot of the Linji Zongzong, who raised money from believers from all over the world.
(4) The Prince Pagoda is the tomb of Li Xi, the fourteenth son of Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty. It is a key cultural preservation unit in Jiangxi Province. He became a monk and practiced in Xiaoyao Mountain in Yifeng in the third year of Jianzhong. He donated money to build Zifu Temple and was called Zen Master Xi. After his death, he was buried in Xiaoyao Mountain. His tomb tower is commonly known as "Prince Pagoda" and there is a Prince Pagoda Temple. The temple has been abandoned. , the tower still exists.
The pagoda was originally located at the foot of Qianqian Mountain in Xiaoyao Mountain, Tanshan Town. It was moved here in 1983 and has become an important historic site in the park.
(5) Guangfu Temple (formerly Ancient South Garden) was built during the Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty. Brick and wood structure. The building complex is a pavilion-style building with double eaves and raised corners. It has been renovated over the years and retains its ancient style. The main building is the "Qingyu Hall", with a width of 7 rooms and a depth of 12 meters. It stands on a stone platform. The main hall has 8 columns and 3 rooms, with a cloister in the front, an open window in the back, and square brick paving. There are brick "Towering Mirage" and "Caihong" high platform bridges in the east, which lead to the upper floor through "Snow Cave" and "Cloud Staircase". The upper floor is "Kou Xia Pavilion", where you can lean on the railing and overlook. There is a fish pond under the bridge. There are four rooms in the hall, with a cloister, connected to "Lejingzhai" in the east and "Haoran Pavilion" (octagonal two-story double eaves) in the west. There is "Yiran Pavilion" on the mountainside behind the building. There is a lotus pond and a spring well next to it, and there are brick and stone walls around it. Su Shi and Su Che came here to visit Cai Zeng, and Huang Ting also visited here many times and wrote "Dongguo Jushi Nanyuan Notes". Huihong, a famous poet monk in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote a poem "Swing" in response to the scene in the South Garden. In the Southern Song Dynasty, it was selected into the "Poems of Thousands of Families" and became a famous poem through the ages. The name of Nanyuan was also spread throughout the Yangtze River.
(6) The children's paradise is the main entertainment area of ??the park, with European-style small castles and mazes, floor-type slides, retired fighter jets, horses, swings, roller coasters, go-karts, battery cars, swing machines, pirate ships, Crescent speed car, mermaid, racing track, trampoline, inflatable castle.
(7) Martyrs Monument The monument is located in the center of the park, square tower-shaped, 20.2 meters high and 4 meters wide. The entire structure is mainly made of bricks and reinforced concrete. The monument imitates Mao Zedong's handwriting and adds the words "Monument to Revolutionary Martyrs" with gold plating. The names of 978 revolutionary martyrs are engraved on the monument in front.
(8) The viewing area of ??the botanical garden includes a bamboo garden, plum garden, osmanthus garden, cherry garden, and peach garden.
(9) Folk Culture Museum This museum has collected more than 500 pieces of local traditional folk products, divided into several categories such as handicraft workshops, farming tools, daily necessities, and folk craftsmen's tools. It has an oil pressing workshop. , stone mill, paper mill, waterwheel, farming equipment, daily necessities, folk craftsmen's tools and other exhibition halls.
(10) Tao Yuanming Memorial Hall This museum covers an area of ??98 acres, with a construction area of ??1066 square meters. It has a statue of Tao Yuanming, stone carvings of the twelve zodiac animals, and Yuanming’s tomb.
(11) Chongwen Tower The foundation of this tower was founded in the sixth year of Ming Dynasty (1626), and the sixth and seventh floors were built in the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi (1717). It took 91 years to complete. The tower has seven floors and eight sides, pavilion style. It is a masonry structure with a tower height of 45.5 meters. There is a waist eaves and a platform between each two floors. The platform is covered with stone slabs. There is a door on each side of each floor. The side of the door is decorated with a small niche window, with the words "Chongwen Tower" and "Rebuilt in the 19th Year of Guangxu" inscribed on it. The tower is the main symbol of Yifeng. 2 Yifeng Wufeng Mountain
Wufeng Mountain is located in the Jingjue Temple of Wufeng Mountain in Huanggang Township, Yifeng County (Wangxi Village, Huanggang Township, Yifeng County, Jiangxi Province). There are five peaks: Guiyun, Jicui, Luohan, Yuegui and Fuyan, all of which are called Yousheng. Jingjue Temple in the mountains was first built in the Yongchu period of Liu Song Dynasty (420-422) in the Southern Dynasty, more than 1,500 years ago, and was later renamed Puli Temple. During the Dazhong period of Tang Dynasty (847-859), the eminent monk Chang Guan was the abbot here. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, monks gathered here and the incense was very popular. Liu Gongquan once wrote a book for the temple, Huang Tingjian and others chanted the same poem. Su Zhe once wrote a pagoda inscription for the monks and left the sutra in the temple. Wufeng Mountain, Dongshan Mountain and Huangbo Mountain are collectively known as the "Three Ancestral Courts of the Buddhist Family". The peaks and waterfalls in the mountains are high, the clouds and mist rise all year round, and there are numerous historical sites.
According to Yifeng Buddhist historical records, Wufeng Mountain was built with the imperial approval of Liu Yu (420-422 AD), the founding emperor of the Southern Dynasty. During the Dazhong period of the Tang Dynasty (AD 847-859), Zen Master Chang Guan, a disciple of Master Huaihai of Baizhang Temple, and Xiyun, the founder of Linji, became disciples. In the early Qing Dynasty (AD 1663-1741), the 32nd and 36th generations of Linji, Sun Xu Gaozhao and Ci Nian, etc., revived Linji after being frustrated and went to Wufeng Mountain to beat drums and spread lanterns, leaving this Buddhist monument to the world.
After exiting Yifeng Huanggang Market Town, turn north and face west, and in an instant you will enter the mountains and forests, with twists and turns and ups and downs along the road. When I arrived at Dewangxi Village, I saw five peaks like the palm of my hand. It was quiet and cool. The surrounding mountains were shaped like a monk's Taoist crown. Birds were frightened by the mountain stream, springs hung on the terraces, and the wind whistled at the valley bottom. This is Wufeng Mountain.
Wufengshan, like many eminent monks and virtuous men, has spread his insights and understanding of Buddhism to the world, and has developed his purpose of persuading people to do good to an extreme.
Under the Snow Bridge on the way, there is a "Reclining Buddha Picture", which is a five-square-meter natural stone wall. The Buddha statue carved on the stone wall is bare-chested, pretending to sleep on an elbow pillow, and smiling slightly drunk, just like a Maitreya Buddha. It is also like a farmer resting on the roadside after hoeing under the scorching sun. On the upper left side of the stone wall, the word "Reclining Buddha" is written directly, which is sudden and calm. Chang Guan and Xiyun integrated Buddha into the work of "carrying water and firewood", transforming the extravagant desires of life into the leisurely contentment of "being poor without resentment, being rich without being arrogant". This lifelike stone carving exudes a long and leisurely atmosphere. The flavor of life.
Arriving at the old site of the mountain gate of Jingjue Temple, this "ancient north-south and east-west monastery" more than 1,500 years ago has no traces of its original walls and yellow tiles. Shi Lei is a poet, painter and calligrapher monk who does not complain, is not persistent, and does not agree with worldly affairs. He integrates Zen into literature, stone mills, stone piers, stone bowls, and stone jars scattered in the surrounding mountains and fields for several miles. The stones lie discordantly together, giving the impression of dislocation. Fortunately, there is a two-meter-long stone plaque with the words "Jingjue Zen Forest" written on it, which gives visitors some comfort. It is said that the words on this stone plaque were written by the abbot of Jingjue Temple. There are also two well-preserved ancient tombs on the mountain: one is the bowl-shaped tomb of Zen Master Chang Guan, which was built in the sixth year of Xiantong in the Tang Dynasty and was the work of Sun Xu Gaozhao, the 32nd emperor of the Linji Sect. The composition is calm and calm, which is very different from the fierce and aggressive Linji Sect. According to history, Xu Gaozhao was a scholar and artist (865 AD); the first is a pavilion-shaped tomb of Master Xu Gaozhao, built in the second year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. (1663 AD), it should be said that these are the tombs of two higher-level abbots. Looking at the declining Jingjue Temple, it is hard to reconcile the thousand-year-old ancestral palace's reputation with what we see before our eyes. It is even harder to compare with some man-made landscapes that cost a lot of money. How valuable is such a thousand-year-old Zen temple? 3Guanshan Nature Reserve
Guanshan Nature Reserve is one of the earliest national nature reserves established in Jiangxi Province. It is located in Yifeng and Tonggu counties in the western section of Jiuling Mountains in northwest Jiangxi, with a total area of ??11,500.5 hectares. The reserve has dense forests, green valleys, towering peaks, strange rocks, abundant rainfall all year round, warm climate and pleasant scenery. It is not only a kingdom where wild animals inhabit, but also a place for people to conduct scientific research, tours, vacations, summer vacations and recuperation. Good place.
Guanshan Nature Reserve belongs to the mid-subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest ecosystem and is a nature reserve for wild animals. The vegetation in the area is well preserved, with not only towering ancient trees, but also exotic flowers and plants: not only crystal clear trickling streams, melodious valley springs, but also majestic Diaodong mountain streams and waterfalls; groups of The pheasants, cheerful birds, and lively macaques are so cute. The steep peaks and cliffs, as well as the various strange rocks, can arouse the strong interest of climbers and explorers. The undulating peaks and misty clouds in the area often make tourists feel like they are in a fairyland; the sunrises from the stone flower tips are very charming, and the sunsets are beautiful, which often make tourists linger.
The Guanshan Nature Reserve is a natural park. There are world-famous glacial relics of the Fourth Age and the remaining virgin forests in the area. There are the "living fossil" Suihua fir community, the ancient magnolia plant smiling community, and The thousand-acre Quercus oak community covers the sky and the sun. There are five peaks such as Magujian, Shihuajian, Lianhuajian, Xuehuajian and Luohanjian, which are famous for their strange rocks. Five horses run in the trough, and there are five slopes and five valleys pointing directly to Guanshan Mountain. The lotus tip looks like five handsome horses running; there are also hundreds of acres of alpine rhododendron forest and the green corridor of the West River; bird watching at the Jigongwu and Longkeng, the beautiful figures of the white-necked long-tailed pheasant and the yellow-bellied tragopan are attractive. Pay attention; at the Donghe Conservation Station, the macaques and people live in harmony and are very happy; the sparkling waves on Huilong Wozi Lake are legendary. Wandering in this green world full of magical features can give tourists unlimited fun and reverie.
Guanshan Nature Reserve not only has charming natural scenery, but also has rich cultural and historical landscapes. There are many attractions with both beautiful natural scenery and magical stories. Such as the Juyi Hall, the Worship Pavilion, the Dianjiang Terrace, the Five Generals Temple, the stone carving of "Emperor Li Daluan", Li Mu's tomb, stone coffin, Jiuniang Pond, dressing table, Yanshiri Pond, Wenlong Wozi Pond, and Zimu Stone The scenic spots are a perfect combination of natural and historical charm. They are also historical witnesses of the peasant uprising led by Li Renluan and his courage to overthrow the rule of the Ming Dynasty.
Guanshan Nature Reserve is an ideal place for scientific research.
The area is very rich in wild animal and plant resources, with 2,344 species of higher plants, more than 300 species of vertebrates, and more than 1,600 species of insects. Among them, the rare plants mainly include ginkgo, southern yew, Bole tree, panicle fir, silver bell flower, and long-stemmed double flower. , umbrella flower tree, fragrant fruit tree, wild soybean, flower palm tree, concave-leaf magnolia bark, Hokkien phoebe, toon, etc.; the rare animals mainly include white-necked pheasant, yellow-bellied tragopan, clouded leopard, golden leopard, black muntjac and golden cat. , big civets, small civets, macaques, macaques, jackals, white pheasants, spoon chickens, fairy thrushes, cuckoos, mandarin ducks, tiger frogs, giant beetles, etc., plus birds of prey, butterflies and other precious insects , there are hundreds of kinds.
Guanshan Nature Reserve is a national key public welfare forest. It is also a provincial environmental education base and a youth science education base. It can be regarded as a good place for scientific research tourism and for teenagers to receive science education. 4 Dongshan Zen Forest Scenic Area
Dongshan is the ancestral home of the Caodong Sect of Chinese Buddhism. , causing Sodong Buddhist disciples to enter Japan and Korea. Nowadays, there are tens of millions of Caodong disciples in Japan. The Caodong Buddhism founded by Master Liangji (835 AD) has spread to the world. In the 10th year of Xiantong (869 AD), Tang Yizong conferred the title of "Wuben Zen Master" After his death, he ordered the "Huijue Pagoda" to be built on the back mountain of Dongshan Mountain.
Dongshan is not only the ancestral home of the Caodong Sect of Buddhism, but also a tourist attraction integrating Buddhist culture and natural ecology. In the primeval forest of the scenic area, you will find towering ancient trees, surrounded by vines, animals walking around, birds jumping, singing springs and waterfalls, and the scenery is so beautiful. There are more than 20 scenic spots, including Puli Temple, Jizu Pagoda, Su Zhe's poem stone carvings, Muyu Stone, Qixian Bridge, Thousand-year-old Podocarpus, Phoebe, Fengqu Bridge and Yeshe Mountain, Hongmi Zong Pagoda Forest, Niutoushan Pagoda Forest, There are many Buddhist pagodas such as the Jingkeng Pagoda Forest. The majestic mountain gate has four golden characters "Dongshan Zen Forest" inscribed by the late Mr. Zhao Puchu, the former president of the Buddhist Association. Dongshan has beautiful mountains and clear waters. Beauties have been born from generation to generation. The spring is like a hibiscus, and it is favored by the emperor. Therefore, the Dongshan Stream Spring is known as the divine water for beauty. If you come to Dongshan and see the Buddha's light and the aura of Mudongshan, you will surely be able to turn bad luck into good luck, make disasters auspicious, make your career prosperous, and everything go smoothly. Puli Zen Temple:
It was built in the middle of the Xiantong period of the Tang Dynasty. It went through several ups and downs and was rebuilt in 1988. The temple covers an area of ??6806 square meters and is the ancestral hall of the Caodong Sect. There are "Mainxiong Hall, Kunling Hall, Sengliao Pavilion", etc., with a total area of ??996.6 square meters. Price Zu Pagoda: That is the Liang Price Tomb Pagoda. Liangji passed away in the tenth year of Xiantong (869) of the Tang Dynasty. Yizong of the Tang Dynasty posthumously named him "Zen Master Wuben" and was buried in the mountain behind Puli Temple in Dongshan. The tomb pagoda was named Huijue. The front of the tomb tower is protected by masonry, with a worship platform and stone steps that can be passed by people. The pagoda-shaped ancient servant has six sides, 3.2 meters high, and a treasure cover 1.2 meters wide. The base of the tower has two floors. The six sides of the bottom floor are all engraved with honeysuckle pot doors. The second floor is each engraved with Ruyicao, ten thousand characters, money, and double money. There is a lintel on the body of the tower and a support below. The lintel support is engraved with an overturned lotus and its corners are hexagonal. The stone pillars are embedded with stone slabs, and the tower cover is umbrella-shaped, with tile ridges and hexagonal floating eaves. The third floor of the pagoda: bowl covered with lotus petals, phase wheel and orb. At the lower end of the tower, there are 9 characters "Jichou's Imperial Order" and "Shi Huijue Pagoda". In 1983, the provincial religious affairs department allocated funds for restoration. Muyu Stone: Located at the foothills of Yehe Mountain, 80 meters southwest of Fengqu Bridge. 3.3 meters wide and 2.6 meters high. One end is high and the other is concave, shaped like a wooden fish. When the top is tapped, the sound is similar to that of a wooden fish. There are two characters "ringing stone" on the upper part.
According to legend, Liangjia attracted many apprentices in Dongshan, which made the world believe in Buddhism, which angered Tieguaili (who belonged to Taoism). He came to Dongshan to see the host, but unfortunately Liangqi was giving a lecture on Zen and should not be disturbed. So Tieguai Li Cheng shouted loudly outside the hall, asking for a good price to come out and answer. The noise alarmed Master Liangqi. As soon as he came out of the palace, he recognized the person who came and said, "So it's you who has been an immortal ghost for eight hundred years!" Tieguai Li said, "Then you are a prodigal who has been a five-hundred-year-old man. I will make you lose today." He immediately threw up the iron cane and saw that the cane formed a hill and pressed it straight to his head. With a flick of the Buddha's finger, the mountain was placed on the right side of the temple and became "Crutch Mountain". Liangqian casually threw the wooden fish over, seeing this, Tieguai Li ran away. The wooden fish fell within a stone's throw away from the temple and turned into a "wooden fish stone". Millennium Podocarpus: in front of Puli Temple. It is 10 meters high and the crown is about 13 meters. Although only a small side of skin remains on the main trunk, less than 2/5 of the original trunk, it is still full of branches and leaves. According to "Wudeng Huiyuan", this pine was planted by Zen Master Qinglin Shiqian. It has been more than 1100 years since 1985.
At that time, Shi Qian once composed a verse: More than three feet long, covered with lush green grass. I don’t know what generation people were able to see this old man. (Now dumped) Silver Waterfall Flying Training: 50 meters upstream of Fengqu Bridge, there is a waterfall nearly 10 meters high. The water falls under the vertical steep wall, forming a scenic view of Silver Waterfall Flying Training. It is really like " Bailian hangs in the deep valley, and the silver curtain shakes jade beads." At noon on a sunny day, the sun shines directly on the waterfall, reflecting a seven-color rainbow, which people suspect is the "Buddha's light". Yeheshan Pagoda Forest: There are 10 towers. It was built between 1644 and 1766, and the 30th to 36th abbot of Dongshan Puli Temple is buried here. Putong Pagoda is in the middle. It is the tomb tower where ordinary monks and monks of the temple are buried together. The pagoda is of the slope-blocking style, with a height of 2.3 meters and a base width of 1.2 meters. The base is in the style of a diamond throne. The lower two floors have no square decorations, and the third floor is engraved with a honeysuckle pot door. The tower body is cylindrical, with a lotus disc brake seat on top, and doors on both sides. Under the back door is a stone-built underground palace in four directions, 3 meters deep and 1.5 meters long and wide. The pagoda door is convexly carved with niches and small tablets. The three characters "Putong Pagoda" are engraved on it. The remaining nine pagodas are Linghui Chengta, Biqiu Gusong Pagoda, Luzhengde Pagoda, Huifangjian Pagoda, Wujixin Pagoda, Biyunzhen Pagoda, Xuanxing Pagoda, Shuyaogao Pagoda and Ziruozhen Pagoda.
Yehe Stone
At the entrance of Tong'an Township Cave, there is a Yehe Stone, two pieces stacked up one above the other. According to legend, the stone can open and close day and night and is the lock of Dongshan. There is a "salt well" under the stone. However, because Japanese monks stole salt for profit, the stone gates that automatically opened and closed and the salt wells that automatically emitted salt lost their spirituality.
Yehe Miracle Legend: There are two stacked boulders at the narrow pass of Dongshan Mountain. According to legend, these two stones were originally separated from each other on both sides of the cliff, like two gates that closed by themselves at night and opened by themselves when the rooster crows at dawn, hence the name "Yehe Stone". Next to the Yehe Stone, there are two stone wells that will produce oil and salt on their own for the monks in the temple to eat. Later, a monk in the temple pretended to be a cock crow, opened the stone door, and stole the oil and salt in the well. The well dried up and the night stone no longer showed the spirit of opening and closing. During the Northern Song Dynasty, Su Dongpo's younger brother Su Che visited Dongshan and wrote a poem on Yehe Stone. This name "Yehe Lingji" has become one of the "Eight Scenic Spots of Xinchang".
Fengqu Bridge:
Located 300 meters above the Baibu Bank of Dongshan. The bridge was built in the fifth year of Shaosheng in the Song Dynasty (1098). It was built by Lei Shisanniang, wife of An Zhang Zhongshu, and her son Yu Xi, who used their savings from picking up rice ears to commemorate Zen Master Liangji's enlightenment here. Since then, the local people with the Zhang and Lei surnames have prospered and talented people have emerged in large numbers. The great-great-grandson of Lei Shisanniang became the prime minister of Zuo, and there were no lawsuits within the clan. Therefore, there is a saying that donating to build Fengqu Bridge in Dongshan will bring blessings. The bridge arch is composed of 7 longitudinal single coupons, each with 11 granite stones. 77 rectangular stones are arranged in 7 rows to form a load-bearing arch plate. The vertical and horizontal stone seams in each row are connected. There are two stone warriors standing on the spandrels as bridge guardian gods. The total length of the bridge is 15 meters, the deck width is 4.7 meters, the clear span of the bridge arch is 4.2 meters, the arch height is 2.1 meters, and the span ratio is 2:1. It is a steep arch. The stone arch at the bottom of the bridge deck is engraved with the date and month of the bridge's construction and the names of the donors and main builders. The three characters "Fengquqiao" were inscribed by Qian Sun, the county magistrate at that time, based on the "Fengquqiao" he wrote when he met a figure wading through the water here when he first came to the cave. In October 2002, an antique pavilion was built on the bridge. Seven Immortals Bridge:
Tieguai Li, one of the eight immortals, went to Dongshan to make trouble, but failed to get any benefits, so he returned to complain to the immortals. They all couldn't help but admire Zen Master Liangqi and felt that they should help instead of causing trouble. Afterwards, the gods wandered to Dongshan and saw that there was no bridge on the stream. They used their divine power to pick up a long stone on the cliff beside the stream, and immediately a stone bridge was built over the stream. At that time, only Tieguai Li was too embarrassed to come. So the bridge was called Qixian Bridge. Su Che's poem on his visit to Dongshan:
At the entrance of Dongshan Waterfall in Tong'an Township, there is a Yehe stone, two stacked up and down. On the upper granite, there is a poem "Traveling to Dongshan" by Su Che of the Northern Song Dynasty engraved: "The ancient temple occupies several peaks on the mountain, and the Jinglu is like a heavenly palace. For three years, I have been hindered by the official position, and I have been facing each other for hundreds of miles. The Buddha and the monks have nothing to do. Wherever you go, you might as well join the flock of birds and beasts. When do you take off your collar, look at your husband in the room with a smile."