Do you know the historical preservation of Fuyang? Let’s talk after looking at these pictures

Recently, the "Looking for Fuyang Historical Preservation" activity has been successfully concluded. After screening by the event organizing committee, 9 clues of "Excellent Historical Preservation" stood out. Let's take a look.

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Beizhao Ancient Kiln

Located in Taoyuan Community, Xiangyang Office, Yingdong District, Fuyang City, on the bank of the beautiful Ying River, Beizhao Ancient Kiln originated from Yuan In Beizhao Village, Zhai Town, the seventy-two Laolian kilns were built before the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty and were destroyed due to wars in the late Qing Dynasty. The Beizhao Ancient Kiln was built in 1979 in Qianfanying, Taoyuan Community. Li Weiran, the inheritor of Beizhao Ancient Pottery, was a potter for his ancestors and learned pottery making and kiln firing. Li Weiran passed the pottery making and kiln firing skills to his son Li Jun, and Li Jun combined Modern ceramic art has formed its own unique style.

Contributor: Fan Yinghui

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Mu’s Old House

Located in Ying, Fuyang City On the North and South Street of Caizhuangzi, Nanzhaoji Town, Shangxian County, the gate faces west and is close to the mosque. It has a rectangular layout with a three-story courtyard, front yard, middle yard and backyard. The main building is located in the backyard, on the first floor, with a symmetrical layout facing north and south, with three rooms, a central hall, bedrooms on both sides, and a sloped roof. The building adopts a brick-wood structure, with blue brick walls, green tile roof, wooden square windows, and wooden beams and columns. The carvings and patterns are exquisite. There are three study rooms on the first floor, located in the front yard. The two guest rooms are located in the middle courtyard. In 2003, descendant Mu Zhien was responsible for funding the renovation, completely retaining the original style and features of the building. This building represents the characteristics of ancient dwellings in northern Anhui in the Huaihe River Basin during a certain historical period.

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Ancient Well White Crab Spring

Located in the north of Baijing Caishi Road, Shuanglong Bridge, Fuyang City, there is an ancient well named White Crab Spring, whose original site is in Fuyang. According to Daoguang's "Fuyang County Chronicle": "It is about half a mile outside the west gate. It is not deep enough to fill a foot. It is not affected by severe droughts and has a very clean and sweet taste." According to on-site investigation, White Crab Spring is located in the Western Vegetable Garden of Liu Qi Temple, formerly Bailong. On the west slope of the ditch tributary. "People here saw two white crabs in the spring, which were as bright as jade and went in and out of the cave, so it was named the spring." Due to the flooding of yellow water, the spring was buried nearly 2 meters deep from the surface. Liu Tiren, a Jinshi of the Qing Dynasty and a native of Yingzhou, once invited Ji Dong, a famous scholar from Jiangdong, to inspect this place. They "sit down in a row, hold pans and wash bowls, and draw tea from the spring." They believe that the sweet and pure water quality of this spring should be superior to the spring water of Daming Temple in Yangzhou. . Liu Tiren was very excited and was willing to invest in building a pavilion next to the spring to make the spring famous. Ji Dong was asked to write a note, and Ji Dong wrote an article called "The Story of White Crab Spring" which was handed down to the world. This article was included in the book "Scenic Sites of Anhui in Ancient People's Writings" by modern people, which attracted people's attention. The Fuyang Municipal Government has also proposed the idea of ​​developing this spring. In fact, it is just an idea. The vicinity of Baixiquan has already been developed into residential housing, as well as the north campus of Wenfeng Primary School. It is hoped that Baixiquan will become a highlight of Yingzhou culture under the protection and attention of the government department.

Contributor: Tian Zhaobin (Lulu)

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Wuming Town Century-old Well

Located in Wuming Town, Yingquan District There is a century-old well in the south. The well has a round mouth, about 1.5 meters in diameter and several meters deep. The walls of the well are made of wide and thick green bricks from top to bottom, and are covered with moss. Thirty years ago, some elderly people in their 80s and 90s in the village did not know when and who built it, and no one knows now. I remember when I was a kid, every time there was a severe drought, the old people in the village would always organize everyone to exchange money for digging wells, set off cannons, burn incense, and kowtow to make wishes. Not to mention, sometimes it was really effective. What's even more amazing is that the old man in the village said that no matter how dry the weather is, this well has never dried up. No matter how big the flood is in Fuyang (including Chiang Kai-shek blowing up the Huayuankou and Fuyang is flooded with yellow water), the well's mouth will never dry up. Never been overwhelmed. The water from this well is clear and sweet, and has a bulging effect when poured into a wine glass. Before there was running water, people hundreds of meters away would go there to fetch water and take it home for cooking and making tea; they would use water from their own wells to wash their clothes and face. After all, the ancient well in my hometown carries too many memories of my growth. She is like a warm mother who has cultivated generations of people in our village with her sweet milk, and has brought the feelings and relationships of generations of people in our village closer. distance. I love my hometown - Wumingjinan.

Contributor: Dongfang

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Ancient ponds, dams, ancient locust trees, and water systems in Wuming Town

When I was a child, I often heard The elders in the village said that the oldest street in Wumingji was on a section extending 200 meters south from the current Jinanji junction. The terrain here is 44 to 50 centimeters higher, and is more than one meter higher than the surrounding cultivated land. Now, there are thirty or forty families living here, and almost all of them have the surname Zheng. On the east and west sides of this rectangular land about 200 meters long and more than 100 meters wide, there is a pond of 10,000 to 20,000 square meters on each side, with seven or eight small islands scattered on the water (we call it the garden). ), these small islands range in size from several thousand square meters to hundreds of square meters in size.

I remember when I was young, my friends and I often grazed cattle, caught cicadas, and collected firewood on some small islands... Some islands were impossible to go to because they were surrounded by water. Connecting the east and west reservoirs are the suspension bridges at the north and south ends of the old street. Now, the suspension bridge is gone: the bridge on the south side of the street was replaced by the current bridge; on the north side, it became a flat road when I first remembered, but the name is still there, that is the suspension bridge head - right at the Jinan Central Junction .

It is a pity that ten years ago, the garden water system on the west side of the road (where the water surface is larger, there are more islands, and the environment is more beautiful) was almost completely destroyed and converted into streets. Only the garden water system on the east side of the road still maintains its original appearance. Basic status. I often think that if it is not changed and built into a park, it must be a very beautiful place.

Let’s talk about the ancient well. It is about a hundred meters east in the middle of this ancient street. It is surrounded by water and has only a dike that is sixty to seventy meters long and two to three meters wide. Connected to the living area. Twenty or thirty years ago, there was an endless stream of people carrying water from here. When everyone met, they said hello to each other, or put down their bags to talk about home affairs for a while, or smoked a bag of dry cigarettes, which was a strong sense of family affection. There are so many people coming and going that the road here is always wet.

On summer nights, this is a place for people to cool off. The adults spread out mats here to rest and chat after a tiring day. We children took a bath in the ponds on both sides of the dam and caught fish in the surrounding ponds. Cicadas, catching frogs, fishing... Now, I often stand on the long embankment, looking at the ancient well at the end of the embankment, looking at the 10,000 to 20,000 square meters of water on both sides of the embankment and the small island in the lake on the north side of the embankment, and I can't help but This reminds me of this question: Why is the garden water system here so developed? Why is the location of this ancient well so strange, and why does it need such a long embankment to connect it to the living area? As I was thinking about it, a bold conjecture arose in my mind: Perhaps, there were homes and ancient wells here first, and as the ancestors multiplied and lived here, later there were streets and prosperity... In order to prevent water and theft, In my spare time, I had a place to play. The ancestors here dug the surrounding river ponds and built some small islands (in my childhood memory, these small islands were surrounded by water and had green trees growing on all sides. There are towering trees and overgrown weeds in the reeds that are one or two people high. No crops have ever been planted. Except for the season of harvesting reeds, no one dares to go in and out casually. Even if they go in and out, there will be water; Moreover, if it is purely It’s for waterproofing and anti-theft purposes, so it’s not necessary to build a pond over 200 meters long and over 100 meters wide, right? Also, the pond can store water, so what’s the role of the island?) Perhaps, in the process of digging the pond, They also encountered a problem, that is, they were reluctant to part with this ancient well with sweet water and it was irreplaceable, so they had no choice but to leave a dam so that people could continue to drink the well water. If so, then the age of this ancient well should be older than that of the surrounding ponds. It is likely to be a historical relic from the time when the ancestors of the Nanzheng family of Wu Mingji settled here and lived and worked in peace and contentment.

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Water Tower

Near the Quanhe Wetland Park, the water tower, school building, and courtyard wall of the former Fuyang Administrative Office Driving School were discovered. Metasequoia...

Contributor: Wei Qiu Muddleheaded

Source: Fuyang Planning