Where does Renshoushan Park belong?

Ren Shoushan Park is a famous scenic spot in Dingxi Forest Park.

Ren Shoushan Park is located in Taoyuan, north of Liujiabao, Anning District, 15 kilometers away from the city center.

The park is lined with green trees and has beautiful scenery. The pavilions and pavilions on the mountain are hidden among green trees and red flowers. A 27-meter-long green dragon is sculpted on the hillside, seeming to leap into the air with angry eyes and claws.

There are antique buildings such as Xuanwu Temple, Lingyun Pavilion, Zushi Hall, Renshou Pavilion and so on. Renshou Mountain is surrounded by a ten-mile peach sea. Whenever the peach blossoms are in full bloom, a peach blossom party is held here, attracting crowds of spectators. Yin Tao Pavilion is located in the front mountain of Renshou Mountain. It was built in 1984. It is a hexagonal dome-style wooden pavilion with carved dragons around columns and painted brackets. On the front horizontal lintel are the three words "Yin Tao Pavilion" written by Zhang Bangyan. Lingyun Pavilion is located at the front of the main mountain of Renshou Mountain. It was originally a Lingguan Temple with brick and wood structure built in the Hongzhi Period of the Ming Dynasty (1488-1505) and renovated in the past dynasties. In 1985, the Lingguan Temple was demolished and a two-story pavilion was built. The lower level is the Guanyin Hall, and the upper level is still the Lingguan Temple, with a statue of Lingguan, 2 meters high.

Wang Lingguan is said to have been from the time of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty (1101-1125). His surname was Wang and his name was Shan. He was a Taoist deity. He usually held the Eye of Wisdom in his left hand and a golden whip in his right hand. He was a protector who expelled evil and suppressed evil. On the forehead of the door there are three words "Lingyun Pavilion" inscribed by Gu Zihui, and a couplet written by "Young Commander" Huang Luobin: The flying pavilion is soaring in the clouds and the scenery is as far as the eye can see; the green hills on the desolate hills are covered by human efforts. Renshou Pavilion is located 100 meters west of Lingyun Pavilion. This place was originally the Temple of Wealth built during the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty (1488~1505) and later rebuilt in successive dynasties. In 1984, the Temple of Wealth was demolished and Renshou Pavilion was built. In order to make the entire pavilion look tall and tall, the pavilion was built on a 2-meter-high square platform, using relief, openwork and wood sculpture techniques, carved beams and painted pillars, painted landscapes and flowers, and latticework between hollow columns with relief banners. On the two pillars, there are couplets composed of forest and grass: peach blossoms reflect the red water of the Yellow River, and willow silk brushes the green Renshou Mountain. At the highest point, there is the Tianzun Temple, a brick and wood structure built in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the past dynasties, to worship the Supreme Lord. The Patriarch Temple, a building of the same period below, is a courtyard-style classical building. The existing building was rebuilt in 1986. There are three rooms in the main hall, dedicated to Emperor Xuanwu. Xuanwu is the main god of the north in ancient mythology. Later Taoism regards him as Emperor Xuanwu. His status in Taoism is second only to the Three Qing Dynasties and the Jade Emperor. In ancient mythology, Xuanwu is a combination of a turtle and a snake. "Xuanwu is called a turtle and a snake. It is located in the north, so it is called Xuan. It has scales and armor, so it is called Wu." Its appearance is black, with loose hair, holding a sword, and stepping on a turtle and snake. In the main hall, there is a couplet written by Pei Shen: The people of Wufu and Sanlong celebrate benevolence and longevity together; the rivers are clear, the sea is peaceful, and Jiuzhou celebrates peace. The left and right wings are connected by corridors. In the courtyard there is a century-old peony that was moved from the Zhu family ancestral hall. The stone tablet to the east in front of the door is the "Inscription of Anning Fort Temple" engraved in the first year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1522), which records the beginning and end of the construction of Anning Fort. This monument was originally erected in the Patriarch Temple in Anning Fort, but was moved to Renshou Mountain in 1958. There are Taoist Sanqing Hall in the east of the mountain tourist area and Buddhist Shifang Temple in the west. Three jade Buddhas donated by Fu Fengying, an overseas Chinese living in Myanmar, are here. "Longxi Hall" is furnished in the main hall of the east courtyard, building a bridge of friendship for the Li family in Longxi who is reluctant to study one of the four major cultures in Gansu Province. The middle courtyard is a winding verandah, and the octagonal tower standing on the top of Renshou Mountain is simple and elegant. When you climb to the top of the building, you can have a panoramic view of the east and west rivers and the ancient city of Gongchang. Thousands of arborvitae, spruce, and Sophora japonica decorate Renshou Mountain with fragrance and pleasant scenery. Peonies, peonies, roses, chrysanthemums, dahlias, gladioli, lotus, and bonsai all compete in their beauty, attracting thousands of tourists.