Scenic spots in Suichang Gold Mine National Mine Park
An important method for the ancients to test the gold grade of ore is similar to our current heavy sand analysis method. We are cleaning.
In ancient mines, a kind of wooden board similar to modern gold diggers was found underground, some were boat-shaped, some were ingot-shaped, and some were long. At the same time, stone pestle and mortar were also found underground. This is actually a set of tools used by the ancients to identify the gold grade in rocks. When the ancients could not identify the gold content in the ore with naked eyes, they mashed the ore in a stone mortar, put it in a wooden sand table, and then washed it with water, and the ore meat sank to the bottom of the plate. The more deposits, the higher the grade of gold. It was in this pool that the ancients tested the gold grade of ore, so we called it "Golden Pool". In order to let tourists and friends experience the fun of panning for real gold, 99 yuan has invested in the Golden Pool. 9% high purity gold particles.
Golden Bodhisattva protects gold.
According to legend, there is no gold or silver on the ground. The two fairies who guarded the gold and silver were kind-hearted and sent the gold and silver to the earth to help the people privately. Later, it was discovered by the Empress Dowager and banished to the mortal world. From then on, the two fairies stood on the mountain like fossils, and were called the Golden Bodhisattva and the Silver Bodhisattva.
Shangyuan tea house
Today's Shangyuan Teahouse was rebuilt. Shangyuan Teahouse was a humble thatched cottage in the first year of Li Zhi, Tang Gaozong.
It is this humble thatched cottage that gave birth to a very classic business operation mode-that is, the long-standing story of "straw sandals for porridge": It is said that in the early Tang Dynasty and the first year of Shang Dynasty, Daidong was famous for its high grade of ore and good quality of gold, and a businessman named Li built a humble teahouse here with his unique views. Teahouses provide rice porridge and straw sandals to the miners and Yao laborers in the pottery mine free of charge, provided that the old straw sandals on their feet are recycled. Some tourists may be puzzled by this-"What's the use of old sandals? In fact, the mystery lies in this "old straw sandals". Imagine that the old straw sandals are covered with mineral foam of gold mine, which is an excellent business opportunity with huge profits. The story of "straw sandals for porridge" is widely circulated.
Cuigu Jinxi
Green valley and golden stream, surrounded by green shade and flowing water, there are a lot of negative ions in the air here.
It is a "natural oxygen bar", and tiny water droplets splash in the stream, which is particularly moist, cool and refreshing.
There are water steps in the Golden Creek in the Cuigu, where you can rest and listen to the spring, take pictures in the water, have the closest contact with nature, and experience the feeling that "the water in the Cuigu moistens the guest's clothes and the scenery of the Golden Creek is refreshing".
Liuji Tingquan
The antique "covered bridge" for viewing the panoramic view of Cuigu Jinxi has a history of about 2,000 years, which was recorded as early as the Han Dynasty.
Listen to the sound of thousands of springs in the green valley and Jinxi on the covered bridge. The weight of spring water is as clear as a pipa, as thick as a violin and as melodious as a brass tube.
In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang sent a Buddhist named Liu Ji-Liu Bowen as a special envoy to visit Huangyan Pit to inspect the gold mining. He saved the people with extraordinary wisdom and preserved the resources for future generations to use. This is the special spring sound that Liu Ji, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, heard. The story of "Liu Ji listens to spring" has been widely circulated since then. There's a saying: "Why is there a clear sound in the mountains and rivers?". Today, we seem to hear the passage of time and historical changes from various springs.
Golden Belt Cave in Tang and Song Dynasties
Dai Cave in Tang Dynasty is an ancient cave of mysterious gold and silver mine with the largest mining scale and the best preserved relics discovered in China so far, which has been excavated for thousands of years. The carbon content of the accumulation layer in the cave was determined by the State Key Laboratory of Seismological Bureau of China, and its mining date can be traced back to the early Tang Dynasty.
There are many kinds of weather in the cave, and there are holes in the cave, which are connected like a confusing underground maze.
It is said that the "Golden Cave of the Tang Dynasty" produced the first-class gold at that time, and the dignitaries, gentry and tycoons in the past dynasties competed for it. According to preliminary research, the walking gold worn by Yang Guifei, one of the four beauties in ancient China, was produced in Huangyan Pit, Suichang, Lishui.
Yinkengshan Reservoir
A clear water, like jade, is embedded in Yinkeng Mountain Stream, exquisite and green. Natural pollution-free water source
Jinting
During the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, Zongshen sent eunuch Cao Jin to Suichang to supervise mining. Cao Jin passed by here and saw the flowing water of two streams converge into a quiet pool. There are ancient pagodas winding in front and Zhu Lan Bridge behind, and the attendants were ordered to stop and check carefully. Ask the villagers in the mountains carefully before they know that this is a famous silver mine in Suichang at that time. Cao Jin and his party settled down in Liu Wu village not far from here. After careful preparation, an auspicious day was chosen to hold a sacrificial ceremony here, praying that God could give the court more gold and silver treasures. Therefore, this pavilion was named "Golden Pavilion".
Gold Museum
Since 1976 was established, Suichang Gold Mine has paid equal attention to gold production and environmental management, with good ecological environment, beautiful landscape and well-preserved mining relics, which is a typical example of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. In order to protect and utilize the precious mining relic resources, explore ancient mining and smelting technology, display modern mining culture, create popular science education and patriotism education bases, provide places for tourism, scientific research and teaching activities, and promote sustainable economic and social development, the Ministry of Land and Resources approved the construction of Zhejiang Suichang Gold Mine National Park, and set up a gold museum in the park. The exhibition area of the Gold Museum is 1 100㎡, with more than 200 exhibits covering ancient and modern knowledge such as geology, mining, mineral processing, smelting, gold culture and mining culture.
Golden Grottoes in Ming Dynasty
Mingjin Cave is located at the bottom of the Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties, with a vertical height of1.48m and a distance of1.977m from the surface of the old cave. The exploration roadway in the middle section of 500 in Suichang Gold Mine runs through the bottom of the old cave, and the entrance hole of Laoming Gold Cave has seen the light again. In the 25th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1597), Tang Xianzu, then the magistrate of Suichang County, organized mining under the pressure of eunuch Cao Jin appointed by the imperial court. In order to eliminate the mine water, he "increased the number of cars to 135", but "the car broke down for three years". Tang Xianzu was dissatisfied with the tyranny of the Imperial Mining Bureau and wrote a poem entitled "Feeling": "Zhong Juan dug up all the mountains and rivers, and the Lord begged for gold to work day and night. It' s a rare bone over the years, and gold has to build a high platform. " He directed his finger at Zhu Yijun, the Emperor of Zongshen, and decided to resign. At the beginning of the second year, Tang Xianzu left his job and returned to his hometown. A year later, "the stone collapsed and more than 100 people died", and the ancient mining stopped, so he was unknown. Suichang Gold Mine once mined nearly 654.38 million taels of gold around the relic cave. After liberation, the first barrel of gold produced by vein gold in Zhejiang Province was mined here, filling the gap in the province.