Xixiang is quite close to Nantouguan, where there is a "Zhongshan Park".
There is a lot of fun in it.
Zhenhai Govern
Gushashang, located at the southwest seaside of Guxu Village in Xixiang, was built in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty (1736- 1795).
In the 25th year of Guangxu (1899) and 1934, it was rebuilt twice.
In the pavilion, there is "Rebuilding the Gewen Monument" by Guangxu of Qing Dynasty.
Zhenhai Govern has three floors, the main body is square, the side length is 4.2m, and the height is about12m. Its base is made of granite slats, and its main body is made of blue bricks.
There are lotus stands or big tooth bricks between each floor, glazed unicorn on the roof, and embossed pictures of flowers, grass, trees and people around, which are of high technical content.
The top of this hard stone is covered with glazed tiles.
There are floors and doorways in the pavilion, and you can go to the sea.
Three banners of "Lian Deng Pavilion", "Up to the next level" and "Huiji" are engraved on the stone door on the third floor of Zhenhai Wenhe Pavilion.
It is said that it was written by immortals when they came down to earth for hundreds of years.
There is a wooden writing brush at the top of the original pavilion, named "writing brush", which was fired during the Qianlong period.
Zhenhai Gewen is the only well-preserved ancient pavilion building in Shenzhen. 1984 was announced as a key cultural relics protection unit in Shenzhen.
Venta
Located at the entrance of Xia Ling village in fuyong town, it was built in Jiaqing and Daoguang years of Qing Dynasty (1796— 1850). After Wen Tianxiang, this village was built to commemorate the Wen Tianxiang brothers' entrance examination and the Wen clan's efforts to make a fortune. In ancient times, it was called Wenta, also known as Fengta or Fengshui Pagoda.
The tower is unique in shape, elegant and beautiful, which is rare in ancient pagoda buildings.
The plane of the pagoda is hexagonal; The stone tower foundation is like a six-story pavilion-style brick tower.
There are water chestnuts on each floor, and bricks are piled on the eaves. The top is a hexagonal conical roof, which is more than 20 meters high.
There are stairs at the top of the tower.
Wenta is the only ancient pagoda in Shenzhen. 1984 was declared as a municipal cultural relics protection unit, and 1990 was renovated and protected.
Yongxing bridge
Yongxing Bridge is located in Xinqiao Village, Shajing Town, Baoan District.
"During the Kangxi period, Guo-zi-jian diploma was built in Qiaochuan, and it collapsed over time.
In the fifty years of Qianlong (A.D. 1785), Vu Thang Zeng Daxiong, Qin Ci Hanlin Zeng Liankui, Zeng Tengguang, Zeng and others advocated donation.
1984 was announced as the fourth batch of cultural relics protection units in Shenzhen, and was later renovated.
Yongxing Bridge is surrounded by white stones, which are more than three feet wide, ten feet long and five feet high.
There are three bridge opening with railings listed above, which are numerous and sturdy.
"After reconstruction in 1984, the bridge is 50 meters long and 3.4 meters wide. There are three bridge opening, and the entrance is more than 5 meters high. The railings listed above, a group of dragon and phoenix relief patterns on billboards, and a lifelike lion carved on the sentry box at the bridge head.
The whole bridge is made of granite stone, with strict structure and beautiful shape.
"Yongxing Bridge ... locks the stream in front and crosses the banks. When communication is busy, Wu Shiyan Road in Huangsonggang in the east and Maozhou in Yunlin in the west.
"The Xinqiao River under the bridge joins the Maozhou River and flows into the Pearl River. The original pier and Wenchang Tower at Qiaotou are quite spectacular, but they are all gone.
On the east bank of Yongxing Bridge is Guqingping Market, which was a commodity trading center in Songgang, Shiyan, Gong Ming, Shajing and Fuyong in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Since then, it has gradually declined, and now only one ancient street and several shops have been preserved.
A turret-style residential building called "pawn shop" by local people still stands on the south side of Yongxing Bridge.
Yongxing Bridge, with a history of more than 300 years, is one of the rare ancient bridges in the city and the crystallization of the wisdom and skills of ancient Shenzhen people.
Yun Qi Library
Yun Qi Library is located in Lequn Village, xixiang street, Baoan. It was founded by patriotic Hong Kong resident Yao Zheng in the 11th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1885). This is a private school of Zheng family, with brick, stone, wood structure, single-eave hard top, rolling tile roof and girder structure. It is the largest private school with the best architectural artistry in Shenzhen. Buildings should be carved with flowers, stone carvings, brick bunkers and.
In particular, all wooden components are made of mahogany, with high quality and exquisite materials, which are only available in Lingnan area.
Now the left and right buildings have been demolished, leaving only the middle part.
During the Great Revolution, the peasant movements and party organizations in Baoan District II once carried out revolutionary activities in Yun Qi Library.
Therefore, it is not only of high historical and artistic value, but also a revolutionary site.
1July 99815th, Shenzhen people * * * announced it as the fourth batch of cultural relics protection units.
(Now located in Xixiang No.2 Primary School, Bao 'an District)
Zengshi grand ancestral hall
Located in Xinqiao Village, Shajing Street, it was built in Ming Dynasty and is the largest existing ancient ancestral temple in Shenzhen.
According to legend, in the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, Confucius' favorite pupil once joined the army and settled here, which has been more than 800 years.
Located in the courtyard, the stone archway is built of finely carved granite, and the square plants are protected by drum stones in front and behind. In the square, the four characters "University Family Style" are written in regular script.
It is said that only in the Qing Dynasty, there were seven Jinshi, dozens of Juren and Jinshi.
Guanlanlao steet
Guanlan Old Street consists of more than a dozen streets and lanes such as Guanlan Street and Maibu Street. In the Qing dynasty, it was a transit point for the exchange of goods between China and foreign countries, and it was called "Little Hong Kong".
There are 15 carved buildings, 100 shops and hundreds of residential buildings. These exquisite buildings from the mid-Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China maintained the layout and style of Lingnan Hakka old market in its heyday.
A living museum of Hakka history, economy, culture and folk houses in Guanlan Old Street.
It is one of the only "four famous cities" in Shenzhen history.
Wanfubi and Jiulong Column
Wanfu Wall was completed at 1999, with a length of 130m, a height of 5.67m and a thickness of 10cm or more.
Wanfubi is made of red purple sand pottery at high temperature. The whole relief consists of 8833 pieces of purple sand pottery, weighing about 1 10000 kg. It has collected more than 65,438+00,000 words of symbols from the earliest hieroglyphs to Cao, Li and Zhuan, and is the largest number of Zisha pottery relief works in the world at present.
In 2000, it was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Baoan county first party congress former site
* * * The former site of "One Big" in Baoan County is located in Yanchuan Community, Angang Street, Anqing City. It was built in the middle of Qing Dynasty. It is a branch shrine built by Chen's descendants in Yanchuan village to commemorate their ancestors. The temple is a building with three bays, two entrances, a patio and two corridors. The main building is brick-wood structure, fair-faced external wall, facade of the gate, some columns, lower corners, eaves steps and patios are sandstone and rock.
On February 23rd, 1928, * * Baoan County Committee held the first party member Congress here.
During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Dongbao Administrative Supervision Office established under the leadership of our Party was located in Yanchuan Village, which was once used as the office for the supervision office to carry out the peasant movement and reduce rent and interest rates.
In 2000, Shenzhen and Baoan District Cultural Management Institute invested more than RMB 1 10,000 to maintain and improve its equipment, and held the exhibition "Revolution in Baoan", transforming Chen Gong Temple into a "first-class" conference memorial hall in Baoan County, which was completed in June 2000 and officially opened to the public in June 2006.
It has been identified by Shenzhen as a patriotic education base for young people and one of the red tourist attractions.
On March 29th, 1999, the people of Baoan District announced the first batch of cultural relics protection units.