What are the historical sites in Yuyao?

Longquan ancient temple. Built in the second year of Jin Xiankang (336), it is an ancient temple in eastern Zhejiang. In the Ming dynasty, it was a gathering place for scholars and famous officials. Wang Yangming gave lectures in Tian Ge Temple twice. During the Opium War in Qing Dynasty, the British invaders occupied Ningbo in the autumn of Daoguang twenty-one years, and sent ships to plunder Yuyao burning temple. The reconstruction in the first year of Guangxu (1876) was smaller than that in the Yuan Dynasty. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, during the Cultural Revolution, the temple was used for other purposes, and the Buddha statue disappeared. 1990 reconstruction and reorganization. Now it has been restored to its original appearance and regained its luster.

Zhongtian Pavilion was originally a part of Longquan Temple and was built in the Five Dynasties. Excerpted from the poem "Climbing to the Top of Longshan Mountain" by Fang Gan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: "The cool weather in China is a sentence of a river". Wang Yangming gave lectures here twice in the Ming Dynasty. During Jiajing period, Yangming memorial tablet was erected to worship it, which was called Xinjian Bo Temple, Dongjian Temple to worship the father of Wencheng, and the two temples were collectively called Erwang Temple.

The tablet pavilion in the hometown of Sixian is located on the south slope of Longquan Mountain, facing south, and was built to commemorate the moral integrity, thoughts and historical achievements of Yan Guang, Wang Yangming, Zhu Shunshui and Huang Lizhou. Yan and Wang steles were built in the 19th year of Qing Qianlong (1754), and Zhu and Huang steles were built in the late Qing Dynasty. These four pavilions were originally placed in the official office of Gong Jie (now in front of Longshan Theatre), and the last two were moved to their present positions. Rebuilt on 1982, the four pavilions have couplets and pavilions.