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Eight Scenes of Wuxing:
1. Taoist Jixiao
Dojo Jixiao, formerly known as Yunfeng, is located 5 kilometers south of Huzhou City, covering an area of about 8 square kilometers. The highest peak is 210.7 meters above sea level. Wanli's "Huzhou Fu Zhi" listed "Taoist Temple Xiaoji" as the first among the "Eight Scenic Spots of Wuxing".
2. Cangben Qingqiu
Also known as Bian Mountain, it is 9 kilometers northwest of Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It stands majestically on the south bank of Taihu Lake. The main peak is named Yunfengding, with an altitude of 521.5 meters. Bianshan is bounded by the watershed, and its northwest belongs to Changxing County. Bian Mountain is the main mountain in Huzhou, and is known as "Wu Xing is rich in landscapes, and Bian is the peak of all mountains". Lu Guimeng, a pastoral poet of the Tang Dynasty, said in a poem: "I feel even more beautiful about the color of Bianfeng, and the dawn clouds have just dispersed." "Wu Xingzhi" written by Jiatai of the Song Dynasty: "Bianshan is extremely steep, and its top cannot be seen except under the clear autumn moon." The name of Bianshan, "The two mountains are as powerful as a crown, hence the name." Ye Mengde of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem: "The mountain is like a crown, and we look at each other from all sides."
3. Xisai Late Fishing
Xisai Mountain is located about ten kilometers southwest of Huzhou. Peixi Bay, Fanyanghu Village, Biannan Township. Xisai Mountain is due to the poem "The Fisherman" written by Zhang Zhihe (730-810), a reclusive poet in the mid-Tang Dynasty: "In front of Xisai Mountain, egrets fly, peach blossoms flow and mandarin fish are fat. Green bamboo hats, green coir raincoats, no need for slanting wind and drizzle. "Return" is famous all over the world. Mountains are described in poems, and Xisai Mountain has therefore become a scenic spot in Huzhou. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, "Xisai Fishing Night" was listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Wuxing.
4. Xiajian Changyan
The ruins of Xiajian City are located in Yaotou Village, Yunchao Township, 12.5 kilometers away from the southern suburbs of Huzhou City. It was the fiefdom of Huang Xie, Lord Chun Shen of Chu during the Warring States Period. In the fifteenth year of King Kaolie of Chu (248 BC), Huang Xie established Jiancheng County here, more than 2,200 years ago. Jiancheng was named because "the wild grass can be seen in the west stream of the city". It is the earliest ancient city site in Huzhou and is a provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit. The ruins of Xia Jian City are located on a hillside that slopes from north to south, backed by Monk Mountain and close to Jingai Mountain in the northeast. The city wall of Xiajian City is divided into two parts: the inner and outer walls. The outer city wall is slightly shaped like an equilateral triangle with rounded corners. The current perimeter of the city wall is about 1,800 meters. The northeastern and northwest city walls are well preserved, but there is no southern city wall. The inner city is located in the south corner of the outer city. The existing city wall is about 1,200 meters in circumference. Except for the southern city wall, which is relatively damaged, the rest of the city is relatively well preserved. The city wall is generally about 9 meters high, 5 to 6 meters wide at the top, and 30 meters wide at the bottom. There are six Quekou in the inner city and three Quekou in the outer city. The city wall is made of rammed loess and is relatively solid. The city walls of Xiajiang City are mixed with printed pottery, primitive celadon and sand-filled pottery pieces; printed pottery has cloud and thunder patterns, back patterns, fold lines, combined patterns, etc. There are also legendary "beacon fire mounds" scattered on the top of nearby mountains. According to excavations, they are mound tombs, stone chamber tombs, etc.
5. Longdong Yungui
It is the Huanglong Cave in Bianshan Mountain. It is said that it is the same as the whirlpool at Xiaomeikou in Taihu Lake, so it is the Xiaohuanglong Cave
6. Mulan in Hengshan< /p>
It is located on the east side of Wuchenmen River in the south of the city. The specific example is unknown
7. The meaning of rain in Nanhu
That is, the blue waves in the south of the city
Huzhou Feather Fan (3 photos)
Bilang Lake is 1 km south of Huzhou City and belongs to Dongtiao River. It is in front of Xianshan Mountain, also known as Xianshan Yang, and also known as Yuhu, opposite Chen Yingshi's mausoleum. It is one of the important attractions in the south of the city. Bilang Lake has a wider surface and an island in the lake, which is called Fuyu Mountain. When the lake is full, the top of the mountain often looks like floating jade, hence the name. Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty once wrote a poem praising: "The dry sail passed through the blue mountains at dusk, and only saw white clouds when returning." During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522-1566), a Jade Pagoda (also known as Furong Pagoda and Wankui Pagoda) was built on Fuyu Mountain. Tower), the tower is 7 stories high, with a brick body and Kuixing engraved on each floor. It was destroyed during land reclamation around the lake in 1971.
8. Jingai Izumo
That is, Yunchao Jingai Mountain in the south of the city
Jingai Mountain is 7 kilometers south of Huzhou City, with the main peak elevation at 292.6 Mi, according to the "Wucheng County Chronicles" written by Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty: "The peaks are circling like a Huagai, hence the name." Also because "Golden Gai is cloudy, and the four mountains are surrounded like walls. After a short time, the sun rises, and the clouds gradually recede, but Jin Gai Duchi", so it is also called Yunchao. Jingai Mountain has deep forests. There are Xiajian City ruins in the south of the mountain and the ancient Plum Blossom Taoist Temple on the mountainside. Jingai Mountain has always been a scenic spot in the southern suburbs of Huzhou. There is an old saying of "Twenty-Eight Scenes of the Golden Gai", the famous ones include: Jin Gai Izumo, Jiancheng Evening Smoke, Lutan Ziyou, Meidao Qingxue, Digang Night Mooring, Xiting Yuyin, Zhangling Songtao, Harutani Meiyin et al.
Three wonders of Huzhou
The tower within the tower - Feiying Pagoda
It was originally located in the courtyard of the relic stone pagoda on the west side of Feiying Temple.
The temple was first built in the fifth year of Xiantong, Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty. It was renamed "Shangcheng Temple" in the fifth year of Zhonghe, Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty. It was renamed "Shangcheng Temple" in the second year of Jingde, Emperor Zhenzong of the Northern Song Dynasty. Huzhou Feiying Tower has two towers, the inner and outer towers. There is a stone tower inside, and an outer tower of brick and wood structure is built around the stone tower, forming the wonder of the tower. This pagoda has seven floors and eight sides, with a total height of 55 meters. The pagoda is tall and straight, majestic and simple. Its flat and stretched wing angles and simple and simple eaves highlight the style of the Song Dynasty.
The bridge under the bridge - Chaoyin Bridge
Chaoyin Bridge is located on the east side of South Street in Huzhou City, spanning the Feixi River. It is a three-hole stone arch bridge. It was built in the 18th year of Jiajing reign of Ming Dynasty. Before the bridge was built, the ferry crossing here was called "Chaoyin Ferry" (previously named "Cigansi Ferry"), hence the name Chaoyin Bridge. It is also said that it got its name because of the sound of ocean tides in the bridge cave. According to legend, there is a golden bull hiding under the bridge. There is a custom that ships are not allowed to speak when passing Chaoyin Bridge for fear of disturbing the golden bull in the water.
Miaoli Temple - Fumiao
Located between Renmin Road and North Street in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, the Huzhou City God Temple has been known as the Fucheng God Temple (referred to as Fumiao) since it was first built in the Ming Dynasty. The third generation city god. The first generation is "King Fusu Ancheng" of the Later Tang Dynasty in the first year of Qingtai in the Five Dynasties. The second generation is "Weiling Gong" who was granted the title of "Weiling Gong" in the second year of Wuhong in Ming Dynasty. The third generation city god is the "Huzhou Prefecture City God Lao Gong" who was first honored in the first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty.