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Gaoqing Wenchang pavilion
Taoist Temple, commonly known as Kuixinglou, is located in Qingcheng Town, gaoqing county City. It was built in the first year of Qing Qianlong (1763) and rebuilt in the 21st year of Daoxing (184 1). The pavilion is 20 meters high and has three floors. The first floor is made of Qing bricks, and the second and third floors are made of wood.
Puning Wenchang pavilion
Wenchang Pavilion is located in the northeast of Hongyang Town, Puning City. It was founded in the 60th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (172 1) and rebuilt during the Tongzhi period. It's well preserved now. This pavilion faces south, with three bedrooms and nine sky wells, red brick floor, four prismatic stone pillars in nave, beam and wood structure, a rest peak on the roof, and two attics behind it to worship Wenchang. Lin Ze and Xu Zhongzheng's selfless noble qualities and fearless patriotism have attracted people from all walks of life to pay their respects here.
Shexian county Wenchang pavilion
Wenchang Pavilion is located outside Lantian Village, Xitou Township, Shexian County. It was built by Ye Tianci, a famous salt merchant who was listed in the dictionary of people's names in China in the 22nd year of Qing Qianlong (1757). It is said that Ye Tianci was born after leaving the abdomen, and the mother and son were poor. When he was six years old, he watched his partner enter the children's museum. Do not study. "My mother said," No matter how poor my family is, my mother will also provide you with education. "For that bundle of repairs, my mother worked as a maid, washing and mending every night until the even, and people in their twenties were as thin as old women in their forties and fifties. As a son's heartache, she climbed trees and touched birds' eggs to nourish her mother, only to be seen by the patriarch, and engraved with that piece, "Those who are idle and don't study well will be punished." He was punished for kneeling outside the ancestral hall for a day. Ye Tianci cried, packed a family in the pine valley at the entrance of the village, and went to Yangzhou with others overnight. He later became rich in business, obsessed with his past life and experience, and sympathized with the poor children who could not afford to read. This is the origin of his initiative to build Wenchang Pavilion.
Bridge three, Gu Kuang
The pavilion is a two-story pavilion with a stone foundation about 3m high and a perimeter of 1 1 m, which is rectangular. The main body of the exhibition hall is 6.6 meters square, surrounded by cloisters, and the height is 12 meters. The top of the gourd goes straight into the sky. Opposite the pavilion, the pavilion beams are painted with gold, and the lotus eaves are beautiful. The second floor is like the top of Lingshan Mountain. The far peak is close to the water, and you can take a glance. The north tenon of Ge 'nan Pavilion is connected with the dam. It's a good spring, with green curtains on the trees and flowers on the windows. The east of Ge Dong is a crisscross of yellow and green. Looking at Lantian in the west is the ups and downs of new buildings and old houses. At that time, Xu Chengyao, an Hanlin in Shexian County, wrote a plaque "Visiting Sheng" and hung it in the north of the pavilion. What a glad you came!
Wenchang Pavilion was restored in 22 years of the Republic of China (1933). Coincidentally, the initiator is also a Confucian scholar studying business. His surname is Ye and his first name is Deqin. At the age of 20, he took over his ancestral business and became rich by running it well. Zheng Zheng was established in Lantian in the year of Xuantongyuan (1909).
Jiayuguan Wenchang pavilion
Taoist temple Located outside Dongwengcheng, Jiayuguan City, southwest of Jiayuguan City, Gansu Province. Also called Wenchang Hall. It is said that it was built in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the second year of Daoguang (1882). It has two floors, with double eaves resting on the top of the mountain. There are lattice doors and windows on the upper floor, surrounded by cloisters, red lacquered wooden columns and wooden cloisters. The lower floor is surrounded by cloisters, and you can climb the upper floor by wooden ladders.
Shanghang Wenchang pavilion
Taoist temple Yangjiao Village, Shanghang County, Fujian Province. Built in the 19th year of Qing Qianlong (1754), it is 32 meters high, mainly made of wood, with six floors, the first to fourth floors are square, the top is octagonal, the crown is red gourd, the eaves are decorated with phoenix tails, and the inside is three floors. The ground floor is the main hall with a hall, and the second floor is the square hall. There are Tianhou Palace and Gu Wu Hall on both sides of the exhibition hall, covering an area of about 1500 square meters.
Wenchang Pavilion Guiyang
Taoist Temple, located in Yuecheng, Dongmen, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, was built in the thirty-seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1609), rebuilt in the eighth year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1669), and maintained and expanded in Yongzheng, Qianlong, Jiaqing and Daoguang for four years. The pavilion is a pagoda-shaped building with nine corners and three floors, with attached halls on both sides and a Zhai room connecting the attached halls in front. Width 1 1.47 m, depth 1 1.58 m, it is a pyramid roof with three floors, three eaves and nine equilateral corners. There are many arches on each floor, and the bucket is arc-shaped with a low warping angle. Window grilles and purlins are painted, and their architectural style has local characteristics. It was originally dedicated to Emperor Wenchang.
Zhejiang Tongzhi Wenchang Pavilion
County-level key cultural relics protection units, located on the He Zhu outside the north gate of the county, were built in the Qing Dynasty. Now there are stone tablets and stone foundations in the old site. It covers an area of 650 square meters and is square. According to the "Gold and Silver Capital Yixue Inscription", in the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi, the king ordered the king to establish Yixue and then abandon it. The 10th year of Jiaqing (1805) and the 2nd year of Yongzheng (10) were rebuilt. In the early years of the Republic of China, three wooden pavilions were converted into wooden bungalows. It was soon changed to "Martyrs Memorial Hall" to display the portraits and deeds of martyrs who died for their country during the Northern Expedition. In front of the Martyrs Memorial Hall, the "Qi Jiguang Pingwo Monument" was erected. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, it was changed to "Martyrs Memorial Hall", and portraits of soldiers killed in the Anti-Japanese War were added to the shrine.
Yangxi Wenchang pavilion
Located on the banks of Yangxi River in Yangxi Town, southwest of Xinhua County 15km, adjacent to Xinhua No.5 Middle School, it is made of huge stones, bricks and wooden structures, with a construction area of about 300 square meters. The pavilion has three octagons with Zhou Shi and wind chimes embedded in the four corners, and the top of the pavilion is a colorful porcelain tripod. The door frame is carved with stone carvings, and the Ssangyong Treasure Relief is beautifully carved, with four inscriptions embedded on the left and right. The original Dacheng Hall behind the pavilion was for Guandi. The room on the right is the Yue Zhong Temple, and there is a spare room.
During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Zou Ting, a famous scholar in Taibu Temple, took off his robe and returned to his hometown to establish Sanxiang Society in Tingnan. In the year of Bingwu in Gan Long (1787), local gentry built a pavilion on this rock to give lectures, named Huilan Pavilion. It was only during the reign of Guangxu Shouzi that a three-story pavilion was added and Huilan House was changed to Huilan Pavilion. 198 1 February, Xinhua county people's government listed it as a county-level cultural relics protection unit. 50000.0000000000 1
Huaiji Wenchang pavilion
Wenchang Pavilion, also known as Wenchang Pavilion, is an ancient building with a combination of towers and courtyards. Located in the north bank of Suijiang River in the east of Huaiji County 1 km. It was founded in the forty-seventh year of Wanli of Ming Dynasty (16 19) and completed in the first year of the apocalypse of Ming Dynasty (162 1). Wenchang Academy was founded by Xie Junhui, magistrate of Huaiji County. The entrance to the mountain gate is a wooden shadow wall, followed by the front yard, and the front stone wall is embedded with Taiji Bagua, Luoshu and Hetu; Passing through the left and right cloisters, a few stone steps are the main hall and the wings on both sides; Bypassing the wooden screen at the back door of the main hall, you can reach the backyard. Wenchang Pavilion is located in the middle of the backyard.
This building was rebuilt or repaired during the reign of Shunzhi, Kangxi, Tongzhi and Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. In the early 1950s, all the affiliated buildings of the Academy were demolished, leaving only Wenchang Pavilion. In July 2007, the annex building of Wenchang Pavilion was rebuilt as it was, and Wenchang Pavilion was also renovated. Wenchang Pavilion is 25 meters high, with a wall thickness of 0.53 meters and a plane hexagon. The eaves are painted with patterns and petals of grey plastic lotus flowers. Hexagonal ridge eaves at the top of the tower, with grass rollers, and gourd-shaped tower brake at the top. The words "ladder cloud" are written on the tower door, and the words "Delu", "Guiji", "towering" and "Govin" are written on every round or hexagonal window from the second floor to the top floor.
1984, Wenchang pavilion was listed as a cultural relics protection unit in Huai county.