Zhenxiao Zongfang
At the end of Yijie Street near the Wuma Bridge, there is an archway, which is the famous "Zhenxiao Zongfang". It was built in the 27th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1901 AD). It is said that it was built on the order of Empress Dowager Cixi. It was not established for one woman, but for dozens of women. It is an archway style all-red sandstone archway. It is a four-column and three-bay structure. The marble plate inlaid on the forehead is engraved with "Jie Xiao Zongfang" in the middle, with the word "Shuangyun" on the right and the word "Xue Cao" on the left. This ancient building has exquisite workmanship, solemn shape and exquisite carvings. It can be called a masterpiece. The entire archway is covered with reliefs, with the "Four Dragons Playing with Pearls" pattern in the middle. The three lintels are made of three-layer dragon heads and elephant trunks to form brackets, forming 12 stone towers, which hold up the top of the archway. There are 68 dragon heads and 54 elephant trunks. Between the brackets are carved stories such as "Tang Monk Goes for Buddhist Scriptures", "Cowherd and Weaver Girl", "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea", "Twenty-Four Filial Piety", "Lotus and Two Immortals" and various flowers, birds, insects and fish.
Wu Family Courtyard
The Wu Family Courtyard was built in the 16th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1836 AD), covering an area of ??2187.85 square meters. The expansion was completed during the Xianfeng period. The courtyard faces west to east, and the gate opens to the north, facing the Feng Shui Tower built in the Yuan Dynasty on the south corner of the Wu Temple. Its plane layout is designed based on the four artistic conceptions of "six high positions, extending in all directions, ninety-nine connections for a long time, and the king is hidden among them". The decoration of the courtyard is quite distinctive. The gate has a triple eaves composed of a dragon head, a phoenix, and an elephant. It has four oars and three gate towers, with a total width of 7 meters and a height of 6 meters. The brick pillars are painted with ink landscapes, flowers and birds, and the wooden pillars are made of There are stone lions squatting on the Xumizuo with carved patterns; the eaves are painted with flowers, birds, figures and landscapes. There is a central door 3 meters from the main entrance, 2.2 meters wide and 2.4 meters high, and there is a circular door 3 meters further in; there is a door on both sides of the central door, with a side door on the east and a second entrance door communicating with the upper courtyard on the west. The eaves and tiles of the courtyard are painted with pictures and poems of landscapes, flowers and birds, operas, etc.
Dalong Temple
Two hundred meters away from the foothills of Wanchun Mountain in Heijing Town, there is the Dalong Temple. First built in the Ming Dynasty, it is located from west to east and is located on the Seven-Star Platform. It consists of the mountain gate, the main hall, the north and south wing rooms and the grand stage. The main hall is five rooms wide, with a wooden structure and a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain. There was originally a group of statues in the hall, including the Dragon King in the middle, the female Dragon King on the left, and the statue of a deity on the right. The statue was created in the first year of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. A plaque hangs above the statue. The four characters of the book "Lingyuan Puze" were written by Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. The inner side of the upper level of the mountain gate is a stage, covering an area of ??about 100 square meters. It has a history of nearly three hundred years of acting and was the public entertainment venue of Heijing Town.
Zhutian Temple
Zhutian Temple was built in the 10th year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1537 AD). It covers an area of ??more than 2,000 square meters and includes the Main Hall, Jade Emperor Pavilion, Di Zangdian, Guanyin Pavilion and wing rooms, etc. The building's cornices are eye-catching, and the temple is full of flowers and plants.
Heijing Confucian Temple
Heijing Confucian Temple was built in the 45th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1617 AD). It covers an area of ??nearly 6,000 square meters and faces south. On the central axis, from south to north, there are Taipingfang, Fengchi, Dachengmen and Dacheng Hall. On the east side are the Minghuan Temple and the Pantheon Temple, and on the west side are the Xiangxian Temple. Dacheng Hall is five rooms wide and four rooms deep. It is a wooden structure with a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain. The eaves are decorated with six layers of elephant trunks and crested brackets. There are 6 exquisite reliefs carved on the Xumi base on the east and west stone walls, including the "Nine Lions Playing with Pearls" on the east side.
Qing'an Dike
The Qing'an Dike built behind the Confucian Temple is the result of Heijing people's victory over nature in order to survive and produce salt. According to investigations, from the Yuan Dynasty to the present, there have been seventeen severe floods in the country. In order to prevent floods and mudslides, during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the imperial court spent huge sums of money to rebuild the Qing'an embankment. The construction of the embankment was meticulous and extremely strong, and the bonding materials were made of It is made of a mixture of glutinous rice, lime, soybean milk and clay, and is built with iron rivets and red sandstone. It can be called a century-old "little Great Wall".
Shilong Cremation Tombs
Located on the hillside on the west side of Shilong Village, Heijing Town, the tombs cover an area of ??5,000 square meters and contain more than 400 tombs, none of which are sealed. . Dozens of tombs are divided into groups, and the distance between each tomb in each group is about one meter.
According to research, this tomb group began in the early Yuan Dynasty and lasted until the early Ming Dynasty. There are still more than 100 tombs and tombstones engraved with the reign names of Yuan Dade to Taiding and Xuanguang in the cemetery. The building is generally 0.5 meters high. The tomb is in the shape of a positive body, with a round shape, a dome or a spire, and a diameter of 0.3 to 0.5 meters. In 1968, nearly a thousand cremation jars were unearthed here, divided into black pottery, green glaze, and blue and white porcelain. There are many figures, landscapes, flowers and birds on the surface of the jars. 1973-10: This group of cremation tombs has been listed as a county-level cultural relic protection unit.
The tomb of the monks of Wanchunshan Temple
The tomb of the monks of Wanchunshan Temple is located in the south of Dayuanzi Village. It dates from the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China and is a county-level cultural relics protection unit. Covers an area of ??150 square meters. There are 9 tombs of monks from Wanchunshan Temple from the Qing Dynasty to 1948. Among them, the tomb of Master Kuanhong is the largest. In front of the tomb are six stone statues of Wengzhong and stone niches, which are of great ornamental value. Master Kuanhong graduated from Yunnan Jiangwu Hall before becoming a monk. He served successively as company, battalion, regiment commander and principal of the first branch of Jiangwu Hall. He participated in the war to protect the country. When he became a monk, his rank was already major general, so Heijing people also called him It is the "General's Tomb".
Heiniu Salt Well
In Heijing Town, there are still ruins of Dajing Salt Well, namely "Heiniu Salt Well". It is an inclined shaft, 80 meters deep, with a stone gate at the mouth, 2.2 meters high and 1.2 meters wide.
Wuma Bridge
Wuma Bridge is located at the north end of Dezhengfang, Heijing Town, across the Longchuan River. It was built in the first year of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty (1292). The Gulongchuan River was turbulent, and the wooden bridges, wooden beams, and wooden bridges in the Yuan and Ming dynasties were swept away by the river several times. They were rebuilt several times in history. When they were rebuilt in the third year of the Fourth Bu of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1705), they were changed to stone piers and bridges. The wooden beam and stone arch bridge was rebuilt in 1972 and was changed to a reinforced concrete structure. The bridge is 10 meters high, 8 meters wide, and 60 meters long, with a load capacity of 30 tons.
The name of Wuma Bridge comes from a historical legend: During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the piers and bridges were washed away by floods many times. Traffic on both sides of the strait was blocked many times, and the bridge was rebuilt many times in order to repair the bridge, but to no avail. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, three "beggars" built five "wooden horses" as bridge piers at the current bridge site, which solved the problem of crossing the river on both sides. Later, it was hit by many floods. But only the bridge deck was washed away, but the wooden horse bridge piers still stood. When the stone bridge was rebuilt in the 43rd year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, it was named Wuma Bridge.
Lufeng Dinosaur Fossil Site
The Lufeng Dinosaur Fossil Site is located 45 kilometers away from Lufeng County, mainly distributed in Dinosaur Mountain. The entire mountain is composed of Mesozoic Jurassic strata. Because a large number of dinosaur fossils were unearthed here, it is named Lufeng Dinosaur Fossil Site. Discovered in 1938, it is one of the places with the largest number and concentration of dinosaur fossils in the world today. At that time, more than 30 species of 24 genera were discovered in the Lufeng area, belonging to the three major categories of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals, collectively known as It is called "Lufeng Saurus Fauna". Among them, the discovery of Lufengosaurus Xu shocked the world. This dinosaur is not large in size and is 180 million years old. It is the oldest species, but it is well preserved. The series of salt-braised dishes in Heijing Town are very complete, such as: salt-braised pork, salt-braised chicken, salt-braised liver, salt-braised intestines, salt-braised tripe and even salt-braised green beans. There are 700 such salt-braised foods.
There are many edible cauliflowers in Heijing Town, such as panzhihua, pomegranate flowers, etc.
"Pocket Tofu" is a famous snack in Heijing. Tuotuo salt, pear vinegar, etc. are all specialties.
Specialties: Black well salt is a specialty here, as well as wild mushrooms such as chicken palm and green head mushroom.