Tour guide words of Taiqing Palace scenic spots
It's been a long journey. Welcome to Laoshan Taiqing Palace.
Now we come to the Taiqing Palace in Laoshan, which is the oldest and largest Taoist temple in Laoshan. It was built in the first year of Jianyuan in the Western Han Dynasty (BC 140) and has a history of more than 2 140 years.
The founder of Taiqing Palace is Zhang Lianfu, a native of Jiangxi. He abandoned his official position to cultivate monks, and built a Mao 'an here to worship the three officials and named it "Sanguan Temple". At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Taoist Li Zhexuan extended the temple to worship Huang San and named it "Three Emperors Hall". In the Song Dynasty, Taoist Liu Ruozhuo built a Mao 'an, dedicated to the statue of Laozi. Liu Ruozhuo is skilled in martial arts, and Song Taizu heard that he has profound monasticism. In 960 (the first year of Stegosaurus), he called him to Beijing and wanted to leave him in the palace. Liu Ruozhuo insisted on going back to Laoshan Mountain, so Song Taizu pardoned him as a "true man with indomitable spirit", thus giving him huge sums of money to build Shangyuan Palace and Shangqing Palace and rebuild Taiqing Palace. Taiqing Palace is another courtyard of Liu Ruozhuo. Since then, the Taiqing Palace has basically formed today's scale. Taiqing Palace is mainly composed of Sanguan Hall, Sanqing Hall and Sanhuang Hall.
This is the archway of Taiqing Palace, which was built in 1997. It is 8m high and16m wide. It consists of four parts: base, upright post, forehead and word board, and it is a four-post and three-door type. Archway, also known as archway, is a unique portal building in China. Although it is only a "sketch" of ancient buildings in China, it is recognized as a symbol of China culture because of its ancient and profound historical background and extremely rich humanistic connotation. In addition, it also has a strong style of decoration, contrast and atmosphere rendering, and is naturally widely used in temples, playing the role of logo orientation, space demarcation, decoration and beautification, and commemorating celebrations.
The words "Laoshan Taiqing Palace" on the sunny side of Taiqing Stone Square were inscribed by Min Zhiting, director of China Religious Affairs Bureau; The topic of shady "Yuen Long Shengde" is Liu Huaiyuan, a current Taoist. The word "pheasant" means "empty" Zhuangzi's "Foreign Things" once wrote that "there is a heavy pheasant in the cell, and the heart will travel one day", which means broad-minded; "Garden" refers to the garden, "Yuen Long" refers to the garden with "Lang Feng style" and refers to the land where ancient immortals lived; In Li Shangyin's Poems of Li Xishan in the Tang Dynasty, there are many cranes attached to Yuen Long, and women's walls are everywhere. "Yuen Long Shengde" refers to the place where immortals with noble character live.
We are now at the main entrance of Taiqing Palace, which is more spacious and generous than before. This gate was completed in April 2004 and officially opened on May 1. The gate is a double-eaved roof building, also known as the "mountain gate". This name still retains traces of primitive Taoist gatherings in the mountains. When you come to the Temple of Heaven, the symbol of the separation between fairy and custom is the gate of the Temple of Heaven. According to Taoism, crossing the mountain gate means stepping into the celestial world, which is a far cry from standing outside the temple at the mountain gate and looking out.
When I entered the gate, the first thing I saw was the bell tower on my right hand and the drum tower on my left hand. As the saying goes, "the morning bell and the evening drum". The bell and drum are designed to give Taoists a strict concept of time and remind them to study hard and not to be lazy.
There are two tall and magnificent buildings behind the Bell and Drum Tower, namely the newly-built "Chen Yuan Pavilion" and "Yuan Jun Pavilion".
Chen Yuanting commemorates Dou Mu Yuan Jun, also known as Dou Lao. Dou Mu is the mother of the Big Dipper among Taoist stars, the goddess in charge of astronomical phenomena, that is, the god in charge of agricultural festivals.
Sixty jiazi on both sides, Taoism believes in sixty stars. The name of each god matches the cycle of heavenly stems (A, B, C, D, E, E, G, F, N, G) and earthly branches (ugly Mao Yinchen is in Shu Hai, Shen You at noon). The statue of Sixty Jiazi, which is enshrined in the Temple of Chen Yuan, is both civil and military, with different moods, or wielding a gun and sword, or holding a piano and holding a water bowl, each showing his magical powers and taking turns to manage the world's fortunes for one year, which is regarded as being in full bloom.
The Yuan Jun Pavilion is dedicated to Bi Xia Yuan Jun. Bi Xia Yuan Jun, her full name is Bi Xia Yuan Jun. Bi Xia Yuan Jun is the most admired person in North China, especially in North China, because her "hometown" is Mount Tai.
Bi Xia Yuan Jun, also known as "Jade Girl on Mount Tai", is called "Real Man" and "Yuan Jun" by Taoism. The jade girl on Mount Tai went to work as an elephant and descended to earth, so she was named "Fairy Jade Girl", and because she was dressed in blue, she was called "Fairy Jade Girl Bi Xia Yuan Jun".
On the right of Yuan Jun, Bi Xia is Empress Matsuko. In ancient times, people thought that having children was a gift from Empress Songzi, who could protect future generations from growing up safely. On the left is the goddess of eyes. It is said that the goddess of eyes can cure various diseases and bless people with bright eyes and good health.
The Eight Immortals are enshrined on both sides of the temple. The Eight Immortals is one of the most popular groups of immortals in China, but its emergence and stereotypes have gone through a long process. The Eight Immortals of Taoism, which everyone is familiar with today, have been recorded by scholars in the Tang and Song Dynasties, but they formed a team in the Yuan Dynasty, and the stereotype of this team was in the Ming Dynasty, which has been used to this day, showing the arbitrariness of folk gods. Well, tourists, our tour is over. Let us move freely.
Tour Guide Words for Taiqing Palace Attractions (2) Dear group members:
Now we come to the Taiqing Palace in Laoshan, which is the oldest and largest Taoist temple in Laoshan. It was built in the first year of Jianyuan in the Western Han Dynasty (BC 140) and has a history of more than 2 140 years.
The founder of Taiqing Palace is Zhang Lianfu, a native of Jiangxi. He abandoned his official position to cultivate monks, and built a Mao 'an here to commemorate these three officials and named it "Sanguan Temple". At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Taoist Li Zhexuan extended the temple to worship Huang San and named it "Three Emperors Hall". In the Song Dynasty, Taoist Liu Ruozhuo built a Mao 'an, dedicated to the statue of Laozi. Liu ruozhuo has strong martial arts. Song Taizu heard that he was a master of monasticism, so in 960 (the first year of Stegosaurus), he was called to Beijing to stay in the palace. Liu Ruozhuo insisted on going back to Laoshan Mountain, so Song Taizu pardoned him as a "true man with indomitable spirit", thus giving him huge sums of money to build Shangyuan Palace and rebuild Taiqing Palace. Taiqing Palace is another courtyard of Liu Ruozhuo. Since then, the Taiqing Palace has basically formed today's scale. There are many buildings in Taiqing Palace, such as "Sanguan Hall", "Sanqing Hall" and "Sanhuang Hall".
[Taiqing archway]
This is the archway of Taiqing Palace, which was built in 1997. It is 8m high and16m wide. It consists of four parts: base, upright post, forehead and word board, and it is a four-post and three-door type. Archway, also known as archway, is a unique portal building in China. Although it is only a "sketch" of ancient buildings in China, it is recognized as a symbol of China culture because of its ancient and profound historical background and extremely rich humanistic connotation. In addition, it also has a strong style of decoration, contrast and atmosphere rendering, and is naturally widely used in temples and temples, playing the role of guiding signs, dividing space, decorating and beautifying, and commemorating and celebrating.
The words "Laoshan Taiqing Palace" on the sunny side of Taiqing Stone Square were inscribed by Min Zhiting, director of China Religious Affairs Bureau; The topic of shady "Yuen Long Shengde" is Liu Huaiyuan, a current Taoist. The word "pheasant" means "empty". Zhuangzi's "Foreign Things" once wrote that "there is a heavy pheasant in the cell, and the heart will go one day", which means broad-mindedness; "Garden" refers to the garden, "Yuen Long" refers to the garden with "Lang Feng style" and refers to the land where ancient immortals lived; In Li Shangyin's Poems of Li Xishan in the Tang Dynasty, there are many cranes attached to Yuen Long, and women's walls are everywhere. "Yuen Long Shengde" refers to the place where immortals with noble character live.
【 Main entrance → Bell Tower → Drum Tower → Chen Yuanguan → Yuan Jun Pavilion 】
We are now at the main entrance of Taiqing Palace, which is more spacious and generous than before. This gate was completed in April 2004 and officially opened on May 1. The gate is a double-eaved roof building, also known as the "mountain gate". This name still retains traces of primitive Taoist gatherings in the mountains. When you come to the Temple of Heaven, the symbol of the separation between fairy and custom is the gate of the Temple of Heaven. According to Taoism, crossing the mountain gate means stepping into the celestial world, which is a far cry from standing outside the temple at the mountain gate and looking out.
When I entered the gate, the first thing I saw was the bell tower on my right hand and the drum tower on my left hand. As the saying goes, "the morning bell and the evening drum". The bell and drum are designed to give Taoists a strict concept of time and remind them to study hard and not to be lazy.
There are two tall and magnificent buildings behind the Bell and Drum Tower, namely the newly-built "Chen Yuan Pavilion" and "Yuan Jun Pavilion".
Chen Yuanting commemorates Dou Mu Yuan Jun, also known as Dou Lao. Dou Mu is the mother of the Big Dipper among Taoist stars, the goddess in charge of astronomical phenomena, that is, the god in charge of agricultural festivals.
Sixty jiazi on both sides, Taoism believes in sixty stars. The name of each god matches the cycle of heavenly stems (A, B, C, D, E, G, F, N and G) and earthly branches (ugly Mao Yinchen and Shen You Shu Hai at noon). The statue of Sixty Jiazi, which is enshrined in the Temple of Chen Yuan, is both civil and military, with different moods, or wielding a gun and sword, or holding a piano and holding a water bowl, each showing his magical powers and taking turns to manage the world's fortunes for one year, which is regarded as being in full bloom.
The Yuan Jun Pavilion is dedicated to Bi Xia Yuan Jun. Bi Xia Yuan Jun, her full name is Bi Xia Yuan Jun. Bi Xia Yuan Jun is the most admired person in North China, especially in North China, because her "hometown" is Mount Tai.
Bi Xia Yuan Jun, also known as "Jade Girl on Mount Tai", is called "Real Man" and "Yuan Jun" by Taoism. The jade girl on Mount Tai went to work as an elephant and descended to earth, so she was named "Fairy Jade Girl", and because she was dressed in blue, she was called "Fairy Jade Girl Bi Xia Yuan Jun".
On the right of Yuan Jun, Bi Xia is Empress Matsuko. In ancient times, people thought that having children was a gift from Empress Songzi, who could protect future generations from growing up safely. On the left is the goddess of eyes. It is said that the goddess of eyes can cure various diseases and bless people with bright eyes and good health.
The Eight Immortals are enshrined on both sides of the temple. The Eight Immortals is one of the most popular groups of immortals in China, but its emergence and stereotypes have gone through a long process. The Eight Immortals of Taoism, which everyone is familiar with today, have been recorded by scholars in the Tang and Song Dynasties, but they formed a team in the Yuan Dynasty, and the stereotype of this team was in the Ming Dynasty, which has been used to this day, showing the arbitrariness of folk gods.
Guide words of Taiqing Palace scenic spots (III) Dear visitors:
Hello, everyone, today we are going to visit the Taiqing Palace, which is a famous scenic spot on the southern line of Laoshan and the largest Taoist temple in Laoshan. Laoshan Taiqing Palace was built in the first year of Jianyuan in the Western Han Dynasty (BC 140). Its founder is Zhang Lianfu, a talented person in Jiangxi. When Zhang Lianfu traveled from Zhong Nanshan to Laoshan in, he built a temple here, called Sanguan Temple, and built Sanqing Hall, which became the Taiqing Palace. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Taoist Li Zhexuan came to Laoshan and continued to build the "Three Emperors Hall". In the Song Dynasty, Taoist Liu Ruozhuo rebuilt the Taiqing Palace, and since then, the Taiqing Palace has basically formed today's scale. Later, it was carried forward by Qiu Chuji and Zhang Sanfeng, and it is famous all over the world today.
Well, since we're in front of the Taiqing Palace, we'll enter from the east gate and leave from the west gate for a while, and we won't go back all the way. As the tourist season is big and there are many tourists, please remind each other in the future and follow Xiao Jiang to prevent separation.
Attention, everyone. Now we come to the main entrance of Taiqing Palace. The first thing we saw was the Taiqing archway, also known as the archway, which was 8 meters high and 16 meters wide. It consists of four parts: base, column, forehead and word board, which is four-column and three-door type.
He was built in 1997, and wrote "Laoshan Taiqing Palace" in five characters.
Move on, we are at the main entrance of Taiqing Palace. The main entrance was completed in April 2004 and officially opened in May 2005. 1. On both sides of the gate, there are four Taoist guards, namely Ma, Hei Hu, Marshal Wei Lingwen and Yue Fei, a famous Southern Song Dynasty. Walking into the mountain gate, the first thing you see is the bell tower and drum tower on both sides. In ancient China, there was a saying that the morning bell was ringing and the evening drum was ringing. The purpose was to warn Taoist priests to practice hard and not to waste their time. As we walk on, you can see that there are two magnificent buildings on the left and right sides of the road, namely the Chen Yuan Pavilion and the Yuan Jun Pavilion. The center of the Chen Yuan Pavilion is Dum Yuan Jun, and the Yuan Jun Pavilion is dedicated to Bi Xia Yuan Jun. Let's go one step further. Well, we have now passed through the second main entrance of Taiqing Palace-Yimen, and arrived at the main entrance of Sanguan Hall, which is mainly dedicated to celestial officials, local officials and water officials. These three great officials are our three ancestors Yao, Shun and Yu. According to legend, Yao Chongtian loved the people and was honored as a "heavenly official" because of the favorable weather. When Shun was in power, the folk customs were noble and clean, and the land was not a disaster, so he was called a "local official". Dayu inherited his father's footsteps and stayed at home for three times to control floods. Nature is known as the "water officer".
Walking out of the Sanguan Hall, you will see a big stone with the words "Fengxian Bridge" engraved on it. According to legend, Liu Ruozhuo, a Taoist priest in the Song Dynasty, met an old man with a white beard on New Year's Eve, so he went forward to talk with him. Just about to ask his name, the old man disappeared, leaving only two footprints in the snow. So Liu Ruozhuo thought he had met a fairy, so he called this bridge "Fengxian Bridge". After crossing Fengxian Bridge, we came to the mountain. The first thing you will see is Kang Youwei's stone carving, with the Temple of Qiuzu, Wenchang Pavilion and the Temple of Wealth. As time is limited, we won't go up. Ok, now turn left with me. At this time, you will see a winding elm tree here. Because it was planted by Li Zhexuan, the leader of the Tang Dynasty, it is called "Tang Yu", and because its trunk is coiled and shaped like a dragon head, it is also called "Dragon Head Yu".
After visiting the leading elm tree, we will go forward. Now we come to this hall, which is the main hall of the third hall of Taiqing Palace-Sanqing Hall. Sanqing Hall is the place where Taoism worships the main god "Sanqing", and the true god of Sanqing is enshrined in the main hall. In the middle is Jade Qing Yuan Shi Tian Zun, holding Zhu Yuan, symbolizing Justin; This one on the right is supernatant-Lingbao Buddha. He embraced the best, symbolizing the mixed yuan. This one on the left is too clear-the moral Buddha, that is, Laozi. He held a treasure fan in his hand, symbolizing the beginning. Sanqing is the highest realm of Taoism, and these three gods are also the three highest gods that Taoism believes in.
Outside the Sanqing Hall, the statue you see is the Lingguan of the King of Zhentan. His things have two halls, and the East Hall is dedicated to the "Donghua Emperor". The West Temple is dedicated to the Queen Mother of the West.
Turn right when you get out of Sanqing Hall. The hall we see is called Guan Yue Temple, where Guan Yu in Han Dynasty and Yue Fei, a loyal minister in Song Dynasty, are enshrined. Since ancient times, the descendants of the Chinese people have advocated "seeing a minister in times of danger and knowing loyalty in times of trouble."
Going forward, the spring we see now is the "Shenshui Spring", one of the four famous springs in Laoshan Mountain. Legend has it that the spring water does not dry up for three years and does not overflow for three years.
Ok, now let's go to san huang Temple and enter the courtyard of san huang Temple. First, we saw a cold-resistant tree nearly 7 meters high and 0.6 meters thick. It is over 600 years old. This tree is also the embodiment of "crimson snow" in Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio and Yu Xiang. Look at this plant on the side, it is a double-petal white scented tea grafted with Dongkang, which is a rare camellia variety in Laoshan Mountain.
In front of these two trees, the building you see is the Three Emperors Hall. Walking into the temple, everyone saw the heavenly king, that is, Fu, holding a Tai Chi map in the middle. Next to the hand-twisted rice field is Rehmannia glutinosa Shennong; On the other side is Ren Huang Xuanyuan. There are many legends about these three old ancestors, such as Fuxi making gossip, Shennong tasting herbs, Xuanyuan Huangdi making weapons, building ships and making cars, and so on. They are all regarded as the ancestors who created Chinese civilization. Under the eaves of the main hall, you can see two inscriptions here. In the East, Genghis Khan pardoned Qiu Chuji, and in the West, Genghis Khan awarded Hu Jin rune to Qiu Chuji. They have a history of 780 years, and are the two oldest existing inscriptions in Laoshan Temple, with high historical document value.
Walking out of the Three Emperors Hall, we saw a tall tree, juniper, which was planted by Zhang Lianfu, a gifted scholar in the Han Dynasty. There is a special tree parasitic on the tree, which is wrapped around the trunk like a dragon. This spectacle is called "Bai Han Lingxiao". There is also a small tree on the first branch in the north of this tree, which was identified as a juniper. This miracle is called "three trees in one".
Well, tourists, our tour is over. Now we have 30 minutes to browse freely. You can go to the ruins of Hai Yin Temple. After the tour, we will meet in front of Taiqing archway.