What are the attractions in Wuxue in Huanggang, Hubei?

The place where Zhuge Liang worshiped the east wind - Xiangshan Temple

Xiangshan Temple is located in Guo Village, Tianzhen Town, Wuxue City, with Yangcheng Mountain in the background and Bijia Mountain facing Jiangnan. There is a memorial ceremony on the right side of the temple. Fengtai is said to be the place where Zhuge Liang worshiped the east wind during the Three Kingdoms period. Outside the temple, there are three caves guarding Xiangshan, namely the Zushi Cave on the left, the Immortal Cave on the right, and the Fengshui Cave in the middle. These caves are all formed by the natural weathering and water erosion of limestone in the mountains over a long period of time. The rocks are jagged and come in various shapes. In front of the temple, the Yangtze River flows endlessly from west to east. There are sails and fishing boats on the river, and boats of all sizes come and go, creating a myriad of scenes.

Longbiaoshan Ancient Tombs

The Biaoshan Ancient Tombs are located in Xixuxuan, Jigongling Village, covering an area of ​​300 acres. They are ruins of the Han Dynasty. Some of the sealed piles of tombs still exist, with a diameter of 15-30 meters, 5-10 meters high. On the north side, you can see the Han brick tomb chamber, which contains a passage, an ear chamber, an antechamber, and a coffin chamber, forming a "ten" shape with an area of ​​10.3 square meters.

Guayushan Site

The Guayushan Site is located in Xiaguan Village, the western suburbs of Wuxue, covering an area of ​​3,000 square meters. The Neolithic relics include stone tools, bone tools, and pottery. The stone tools include axes and shovels. , cakes, rings, etc.; bone vessels include needles; pottery is mainly red pottery with sand, followed by muddy gray pottery. The identifiable shapes of the pots include tripods, pots, beans, urns, basins, bowls, etc.

The emperor of the Han Dynasty set up a refuge place when he conquered the British.

Liu Jifeng is the Liuzhu Mountain in Yangcheng. "Guangji County Chronicles" written by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty records: "It is said that the emperor of the Han Dynasty took refuge here when he was conquering Yingbu." Guichou's "Guangji County Chronicles" written by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty added a note: "Historical Records and Bu Zhuan" records: "Buxi and his soldiers encountered Qi To the west is Qixian County, Pei County. Later generations mistakenly regarded Qixi as the west of Qichun, and the town was named accordingly. "It is also said among the people that Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty took refuge here."

Kejiadun Site

The Kejiadun Site is located in Dazhu Village, Taiping, covering an area of ​​18,200 square meters. The Neolithic relics in the site include stone tools and pottery with sand. Mainly red pottery, followed by gray pottery with sand, plain surface, identifiable shapes include net pendants, tripods, etc. The relics of the Shang and Western Zhou dynasties are mainly red pottery with sand, and a small amount of gray pottery with sand, with patterns such as rope patterns and ditch breaks. Cord lines, finger prints, and zigzag patterns show that the shape of the vessel can be identified as 鬲, pot spinning wheel, bean handle, etc. The feet of the 鬲 are decorated with grooves.

Lingquan Cave, Dafa Temple Town

Lingquan Cave: Located in Zhangxiujiu Village, Dafasi Town, Wuxue City and on the east side of Zhangxiujiu Reservoir, it is a natural limestone cave and was one of the ten scenic spots in Guangji in ancient times. one. The old "Huangzhou Prefecture Chronicle" records: "Stone Cave Spiritual Spring is located in the mountains sixty miles south of the county seat (Meichuan). There is a cave, more than three feet wide, seven caves, twenty miles deep, and there is a spiritual spring." The entrance of the cave is above sea level. 70 meters away, there is a spring flowing out of the cave. It is said that Guan Suo, the son of Guan Yunchang, once washed his wounds with spring water in this cave and it had immediate effect, hence the name Lingquan Cave.

The Wangjianao Ancient Tombs Group in Shifo Temple

The Wangjianao Ancient Tombs Group is located in Cai Qichang Village, Shifo Temple, covering an area of ​​25,000 square meters. It is the site of an ancient tomb from the Han Dynasty. It is a brick chamber tomb with a single chamber. There is also a roll-roof structure tomb with ear chambers. The bricks have geometric patterns. The relics include pottery pots, five baht coins, bronze swords, and bronze mirrors.

The key to the Chu River - Red Ferry

The "Red Ferry" is located in Wuxue City (formerly Guangji County), Hubei Province. It is close to the north bank of the Yangtze River and was originally called Laomakou. The ferry is located between Qizhou and Tianjia Town. On the other side of the Yangtze River is the Xiashanji Ferry in Yangxin County. Speaking of this ferry, it is just a small ferry among the thousands of ferry crossings along the Yangtze River that cannot be found on ordinary maps. It is located on the remote edge of three counties. The Yangtze River flows through both sides of the place. It is surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation, and the river is very narrow. In the narrow place, it is said that a small boat can reach the other side by swinging the oar for eighteen times. It is said that this area was the place where military strategists fought fierce battles in ancient times. On the cliff on the river bank, there are large characters "Chujiang Key" chiselled with simple and powerful calligraphy. Naturally, they were written by people with extraordinary skills in ancient times.

Limestone Cave - Shuangshan Cave

It is a limestone cave located on the west side of Liernao, a mountain village. According to legend, in ancient times, there was a pair of fairies, a male and a female, who often went in and out of this cave and dedicated themselves to bringing good blessings to the world, hence the name. The cave door is 2 meters high and about 1.5 meters wide. The words "Shuangshan Cave" in official script are engraved on the top. There are poems engraved on the stone wall outside the door at 8 places.

It is said that the cave has 18 connected caves

Ganlin Temple - also known as Taizi Temple during the Song Dynasty

Ganlin Temple, also known as Taizi Temple, is located in Daqiao Village, Wuxue Office. The seat of Wuxue City Buddhist Association.

The temple was first built in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is said that it was built by Zen Master Dayuan. It has a history of more than 1,000 years. It is recorded in ancient stone tablets, which still exist, but some are incomplete. The "Hall of Heavenly Kings" is dedicated to the statues of Maitreya Buddha and the four heavenly kings; the "Hall of Mahavira" is dedicated to Sakyamuni Buddha, Ananda and Kasyapa; the "Ksitigarbha Hall" is home to statues of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva; and the "Guanyin Hall" is located above. It is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva; the "Nianfo Hall" is dedicated to the Three Saints of the West; the "Prince Hall" is dedicated to the ancient Buddha Gaitian, the Prince of the Three Palaces (Shang Dynasty), King Fan Kuai (Western Han Dynasty), and Manjia Luan God (Tang Dynasty) Period) Bodhisattvas and Zhaitang, etc.

The Mingyue Peak of Dongchong Mountain in Taiping - Bao Zhao's Reading Place of the Eastern Jin Dynasty

It is located on the Mingyue Peak of Dongchong Mountain in Xiangdang Village, Taiping, with an area of ​​15 square meters. It is said to be the Reading Place of Bao Zhao of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. . The reading desk is made of granite stone and faces south. At the southern end of the platform, there is an incised 30-centimeter-square "reading desk" with three characters and a stone inkstone; on the east side of the platform, there is a stone pavilion, which has collapsed, and its columns have a relief dragon pattern; on the back side of the platform, there is a tower about 5 meters high and about 7 meters wide. There are 6 pieces of sedimentary rocks measuring 6 meters, which look like the book display case; on the back left side is the top of Mingyue Peak, with a 1 meter high and 7 meters square stone flat, which is said to be the place where Bao Zhao walked and looked into the distance. Zhang Renxi and Jin Dejia in the Qing Dynasty all wrote poems and articles about it.

Lusu's military garrison during the Three Kingdoms period - Lusu Mansion

Lusu Mansion is located at the foot of Tiechuan Mountain on the east side of Tianjia Town, close to the Yangtze River. It is said to be Lusu's military garrison during the Three Kingdoms period. , there are Wuwang Temple and Ganning Temple nearby.

Yangjia Lane, West Street, Meichuan Town - Buddha Bathing Well

Buddha Bathing Well is located in Yangjia Lane, West Street, Meichuan Town. It is also known as the Qingjing Well and is the fourth ancestor of Zen Buddhism. When he was born, he bathed in the water from this well, hence the name.

Guangji Thousand-Year Buddhist Well

Enter from the renovated east gate tower, the wide streets become narrower and narrower, so in the narrow place, there are four or five There are dilapidated blue brick houses, brick and wood structures, two-story buildings, and the names of the shops at that time can be vaguely discerned.