Introduction to tourist attractions of Zunhua Imperial Tombs Introduction pictures of tourist attractions of Zunhua Imperial Tombs
Secrets of the Imperial Tombs of the Qing Dynasty
_Dang Shi Gao Yi
Qing Dong Tombs
Overview of Qing Dong Tombs
The Qing Tombs are located in Changrui Mountain, 30 kilometers northwest of Zunhua City, Hebei Province, and 125 kilometers away from Beijing. Founded in the 18th year of Shunzhi (1661), it covers an area of 2,500 square kilometers. It is one of the largest and most architecturally perfect imperial tombs in China. There are fourteen tombs of emperors, empresses and concubines in the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty. Among them, there is the Xiaoling Mausoleum of Emperor Shunzhi, the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the young emperor; the Jingling Mausoleum of Emperor Kangxi, who reigned the longest and ruled the world with benevolence; There is the Dingling Tomb of Emperor Xianfeng, who was a promising young man but single-handedly created the Emperor Xianfeng who listened to politics from behind the curtain; and there is the Huiling Tomb of Emperor Tongzhi who was frustrated in his life and died of unknown causes. It is a scenic spot not to be missed in the cultural landscape of the suburbs of Beijing.
The first mausoleum at the foot of Changrui Mountain—Xiaoling Mausoleum
The first mausoleum at the foot of Changrui Mountain—Xiaoling Mausoleum
The Xiaoling Mausoleum was built by Emperor Zhang Aixin of the Qing Dynasty Jueluo. Fulin's mausoleum. It is the earliest one built among the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty. There is also a legend about why Emperor Shunzhi chose the site of his mausoleum here. Shizu Fulin often went hunting in various places. One day he came to Malanyu and found that the mountains of this generation were extraordinary. So he got off his horse and took off the jade pendant, carefully threw it down the hillside and secretly prayed, "Where the jade pendant falls is the Palace of Longevity." The site of Xiaoling Mausoleum was decided in this way.
The picture on the left is the stele tower of Shengde and Shengde in Xiaoling Mausoleum. The steles after Jingling Mausoleum are collectively called the Shengde Shengde Shengong Stele, so the name of the stele in Xiaoling Mausoleum is unique among the Qing mausoleums. Another feature of Xiaoling is its unique seven-hole bridge, and the stones used in the bridge railings are arranged according to the sound of the stones and in the order of the ancient law of "Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, Yu", so it is also It's called the Five-note Bridge. It is a must-visit place when visiting Xiaoling Mausoleum.
Buried in the Xiaoling Mausoleum are Emperor Shunzhi, Empress Xiaokangzhang (the biological mother of Emperor Kangxi) and the much-discussed Empress Xiaoxianzhang - Dong E. Among the three major mysteries of the Qing Dynasty, Shunzhi's becoming a monk was the result of their love story. Since cremation was practiced in the early Qing Dynasty, there were only the ashes of three people in the Xiaoling Underground Palace. At the same time, because the story of Shunzhi becoming a monk was widely circulated among the people, people believed that there was only a fan and a shoe used by Emperor Shunzhi in the Xiaoling Underground Palace. This is the only reason why Xiaoling Tomb has not been excavated among the Dongling Tombs.
Jingling Mausoleum of Emperor Kangxi
Jingling Mausoleum is the site of Emperor Aixinjueluo, the great sage of the Qing Dynasty. Xuanye's mausoleum is located on the east side of Xiaoling Mausoleum. It has a rigorous layout and exquisite craftsmanship.
When you go to Jingling, you should see the Shengde Shengong Stele Pavilion in Jingling. Because Emperor Yongzheng felt that his father's meritorious deeds were too great to be described in one monument, he adopted the layout of two monuments. However, the large stele building in Jingling was struck by lightning, and now only the ruins can be seen.
In addition, when you go to Jingling, you must see the stone statues he built along the bends of the Shinto. Due to the influence of the river, the Shinto can only be built in a curved shape, which makes the layout of the stone statues more difficult. However, the working people still used their wise hands to arrange them in a flexible and not messy way. To the north of the stone statues, Jingling pioneered the Dragon and Phoenix Gate, which was adopted by many subsequent imperial tombs.
Speaking of Emperor Kangxi, the owner of Jingling, there are countless stories and legends about him. His achievements are even more indelible. At the age of fourteen, he planned to capture Obei, at the age of twenty-three, he pacified the San Francisco. In the twenty-two years of Kangxi's reign, he defeated Tsarist Russia in the twenty-eighth year. In the thirty-fifth year, he personally conquered Galdan and unified eastern Xinjiang. He expelled Alabutan, appointed ministers to Tibet, and conferred the title of Buddhist Lama. In the 61st year, he marched to Urumqi and laid the foundation for the demarcation of Xinjiang. He ushered in the heyday of the Qing Dynasty and laid the foundation for China's territory. He is a rare wise king in history.
Also buried in Jingling Mausoleum are: Empress Xiaochengren (grandson of Sony); Empress Xiaozhaoren (daughter of Yi Bilong); Empress Xiaoyiren (daughter of Tong Guowei); Empress Xiaogongren (daughter of Yongzheng Emperor) The emperor’s biological mother); Emperor Jingmin’s noble concubine (the emperor’s thirteenth son Yunxiang’s biological mother).
The Yuling Mausoleum of the Ancient Xi Emperor
The Yuling Mausoleum is located on the west side of the Xiaoling Mausoleum. Hongli's mausoleum.
Because it was built during the heyday of the Qing Dynasty, it is considered the best among all the tombs.
The most distinctive features of Yuling are the Yudai Bridge and the Underground Palace. There are three unique jade belt bridges between Yuling Long'en Hall and the mausoleum gate. There are flat bridges on the Yudai River in other tombs, but the three bridges in Yuling are particularly noble and elegant.
The Yuling Underground Palace is the one with the highest artistic value among the open underground palaces in the Qing Tombs. It is like a treasure house of stone carving art. At the same time, Yuling Underground Palace also contains a large amount of Buddhist content, scriptures, and Buddha statues can be seen everywhere, and each Buddha statue is carved lifelike. It is a good place that tourists must not miss. When talking about the Yuling Underground Palace, we cannot fail to mention Sun Dianying’s tomb robbery. This part will be introduced in a later chapter.
Emperor Qianlong, the owner of Yuling, died at the age of 89, making him the longest-lived emperor in our country. This is inseparable from the "Ten Constants" and "Four Don'ts" that he has followed for a long time. "Ten constants" means that the teeth are often tapping; the fluid is often swallowed; the ears are often flicked; the nose is often rubbed; the eyes are often moved; the face is often rubbed; the feet are often rubbed; the abdomen is often rotated; the limbs are often extended; and the anus is often lifted. "Four don'ts" means don't talk when eating; don't talk when lying down; don't get drunk when drinking; don't be obsessed with sex. If the netizens who visit this site come here, it will be a worthwhile trip. Here, I wish netizens can also get rid of diseases and live a long life.
Also buried in Yuling are Empress Xiaoxian (Fu Heng’s sister), Empress Xiaoyi Wei and three imperial concubines.
Dingling Mausoleum of Emperor Xianfeng
Dingling Mausoleum is the loving residence of Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty. The tomb of Yi Tan Ning (Lord). It is located at the westernmost end of the Dongling Tomb. Its layout is very compact, and it is a link between the past and the future of the imperial mausoleums of the Qing Dynasty.
Dingling basically follows the ancestral system. Attentive tourists will definitely find that the walls on both sides of the Dingling mausoleum door are made of stacked stones, making them stronger. In addition, the square city of Dingling (Jiang Cha) is built on the slope of the square city and has a gentle walking platform, which was not found in other imperial mausoleums before.
When it comes to Emperor Xianfeng, people will always associate him with debauchery and incompetence. In fact, Emperor Xianfeng was still very motivated and talented. However, in a period of great social turmoil, coupled with the corruption of the nobles and the incompetence of the ministers, Emperor Xianfeng could only leave with hatred at the age of only thirty-one. However, he unintentionally supported Cixi and brought greater disaster to China.
Empress Xiaode is also buried in Dingling, but this empress died before Emperor Xianfeng came to the throne and did not realize the majesty of commanding the Sixth Palace.
Huiling of Emperor Tongzhi
Huiling was the beloved son of Emperor Mu Zongyi of the Qing Dynasty. Zaichun's mausoleum. Huiling is located in the southeast corner of Dongling, far away from the other four tombs, and it is not open to the public so far. In the thirteenth year of his reign, Emperor Tongzhi did not start building his own mausoleum. This mausoleum was built only after his death. It is also the one with the shortest construction period and the lowest regulations among the Qing Tombs. There is no sacred road and no stone statues. It can be seen that Emperor Tongzhi was depressed during his lifetime and was not taken seriously after his death.
During the reign of Emperor Tongzhi, Zeng Guofan pacified the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the Qing Dynasty was preserved. Therefore, some people also called it the "Tongzhi Zhongxing". Emperor Tongzhi was not as studious as his predecessors, and he did not pay attention to memorials. He was very concerned about his affairs and made little political achievements. He died of smallpox within two years of taking office. He was nearly nineteen years old and was the shortest-lived emperor in the Qing Dynasty. It should be said that the tragedy of Emperor Tongzhi was caused by Cixi. The experience of Emperor Tongzhi once made the world feel sorry for him.
Empress Xiaozhe is also buried in Huiling. Legend has it that she died after swallowing gold. The vicious tomb robbers actually took out the queen’s body and disembowelled her. It was really outrageous. Poor Xiaozhe suffered a lifetime of hardship and could not live in peace after death.
Overview of the Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty
At the foot of Yongning Mountain, thirty miles west of Yi County, Hebei Province, and on the plain surrounded by peaks, there is one of the royal tombs of the last feudal dynasty in my country - —Xiling of the Qing Dynasty. Xiling was built in the eighth year of Yongzheng (1703). Its area is smaller than Dongling, but it is also quite impressive. It starts from Qifengling in the north, reaches Dayanqiao in the south, borders Yanxiadu in the east, and ends at Zijingguan in the west. There are four imperial mausoleums, three empress mausoleums, and fourteen mausoleums in total including concubine mausoleums, prince mausoleums, and princess mausoleums.
Among them, there is the Tailing of Emperor Yongzheng who devoted his life to the Qing Dynasty despite the infamy; the Changling of Emperor Jiaqing who overthrew He Shen and was repeatedly assassinated; and the Emperor Daoguang who was forced to sign the Treaty of Nanjing. Muling of the Ming Dynasty; and Chongling of Emperor Guangxu who presided over the reform.
Changling of Emperor Jiaqing
Changling was Emperor Renzongrui of the Qing Dynasty and loved Jueluo. The mausoleum of Yan (sound: Yongyan) is located on the west side of Tailing. Changling is the only imperial mausoleum among the Western Tombs that has not been stolen except Tailing. It has three main features: First, the floor of Long'en Hall is paved with purple flower stones, which is a higher level than the gold brick floors of other emperors' tombs. Second, Long'en Hall
There is a Buddha tower in Dongnuang Pavilion with very exquisite wood carvings. The underground palace of Sanchang Mausoleum is large in scale and exquisitely carved, which is unmatched by other imperial mausoleums. However, tourists do not yet have such a privilege, and Changling has not yet been discovered. However, the first two features should not be missed when you visit Changling. By the way, the imperial mausoleums of the Qing Dynasty were all built by the emperor himself or by his successor emperor. Only the Changling Mausoleum was built under the supervision of Emperor Jiaqing’s father, Emperor Qianlong. This is probably the only example in history of a father building a mausoleum for his son. Bar.
Emperor Jiaqing was in the period when the Qing Dynasty turned from victory to decline. Like other emperors, at the beginning of his accession to the throne, he was determined to work hard to govern, and he attacked the former emperor's favored ministers and gentry, which once made the people one of them. Vibrate. But then, his indecisiveness was exposed, and the entire officialdom was in chaos. At the same time, the Miao people's uprising and the White Lotus Rebellion reached their climax during the Jiaqing period, leaving Emperor Jiaqing in a state of distress. Not to mention, the two visits of assassins caused Emperor Jiaqing to suffer a lot. In short, Emperor Jiaqing did not live a stable life for a few days during his stay. And he hurriedly passed away at the age of sixty-one.
Changling also buries Emperor Daoguang’s biological mother, Xitala.
The unique Muling Mausoleum
Muling Mausoleum is located on the west side of Tailing and Changling, far away from the two mausoleums. It was Emperor Xuanzong of the Qing Dynasty who loved Jueluo. _Ning’s mausoleum. According to the Zhaomu system of the Qing Dynasty (after Emperor Qianlong's decree, the emperor's mausoleum should be located in the order of Xiling and Dongling, the father is buried in Xiling and the son is buried in Dongling) the Emperor Daoguang's mausoleum should be in the East Tomb of the Qing Dynasty. Indeed, , Emperor Daoguang did the same thing. Who knew that there was water seepage in Emperor Guang's mausoleum in Dongling, and the coffin of the buried queen was soaked. Emperor Daoguang was very angry about this and ordered his ministers to find another auspicious place in Xiling. , In this way, Muling moved to Xiling.
Speaking of Muling, there are simply too many things to see. The most eye-catching thing once you enter Muling is its Long'en Hall. It is built of precious golden nanmu, and the ceiling does not need to be painted. Using wood carvings, the entire temple is simply an enlarged handicraft. The materials used and the craftsmanship are so exquisite that it is breathtaking. It is a must-visit place for sightseeing in Xiling. Emperor Daoguang flaunted frugality throughout his life. Therefore, many buildings were demolished in his mausoleum, such as Huabiao, stone statues, square city, Minglou, two-column gate, three gates, etc. At the same time, the Muling Mausoleum also demolished the stele of holy virtues and magical merits, and it is said that it was thrown away The emperor of the territory could not build this stele. Emperor Daoguang signed the Treaty of Nanjing, so this stele pavilion could not be built. There is no square city or bright tower in Muling Mausoleum, only a treasured roof is left. It is a unique design among the imperial tombs of the Qing Dynasty. Don’t miss it! Muling also has many unique features waiting for everyone to discover. Don’t forget to notify me when you find out.
Regarding the life of Emperor Daoguang, the most eye-catching event should be the signing of the Treaty of Nanjing. However, Emperor Daoguang himself was relatively frugal. He was the first emperor to wear patches to court, and patches were once popular in court. Emperor Daoguang also put down the Zhanger Rebellion instigated by the British invaders and shattered the British conspiracy to control the Tianshan region. Emperor Daoguang was deeply loved by his grandfather Emperor Qianlong when he was a boy. He was a promising young man and abstained from drinking and sex throughout his life. It should be said that he was still a relatively good emperor.
Three queens, Xiaomu, Xiaoshen and Xiaoquan, are also buried in Mu Mausoleum. Among them, Queen Xiaoquan was the biological mother of Emperor Xianfeng.
Chongling, the last imperial mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty
Chongling is located on the east side of Tailing and Changling. It was the home of Emperor Zongjing of the Qing Dynasty, who loved Jueluo. The mausoleum of Zai_. It is also the last imperial mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty.
Zai_ is the second son of Yi Xuan (pronounced without this word), the seventh son of Emperor Daoguang. His mother, Yehenala, is the sister of Empress Dowager Cixi.
Emperor Guangxu did not start building his tomb during his lifetime, but started construction after his death. The construction was not completed by the Republic of China, but according to the terms signed between the Qing royal family and the Republic of China, Chongling continued to allocate funds for construction. Therefore, the Chongling project was successfully completed. Due to the limitations of funds and the situation at that time, there is nothing remarkable about Chongling except that the drainage system has been greatly improved compared to previous generations of tombs. The Chongling Underground Palace is now open to the public, but the stone carvings are very rough and far inferior to the Yuling Mausoleum of Emperor Qianlong.
Regarding Emperor Guangxu, netizens must be very familiar with it. There are many such TV series on TV. I won’t go into details again. I just express my regret for the circumstances of Emperor Guangxu’s life.
Also buried in the underground palace is Empress Longyu, who presided over the abdication of the Qing Emperor
A must-see attraction on a one-day trip to Zunhua
Zunhua tourist attractions
Introduction: What are the attractions not to be missed when traveling to Zunhua? The following is a list of Zunhua tourist attractions that I share with you, welcome to learn!
1. Qing Dong Tomb
Qing Dong Tomb is a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is the most important tomb group of emperors and concubines of the last dynasty of China. It is also the largest and most complete ancient imperial tomb building in China. The mausoleum, Kangxi Jingling Tomb, Qianlong Imperial Tomb, Xianfeng Dingling Tomb, Tongzhi Huiling Mausoleum, as well as the four empress dowager mausoleums in the east (Ci'an) and west (Cixi), five concubine gardens, and Princess Mausoleum No. 1, plan to bury fourteen queens and one One hundred and thirty-six concubines.
2. Ten Thousand Buddhas Garden
Ten Thousand Buddhas Garden is the Yanshan Pagoda Mausoleum. Approved by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, it was constructed by Hong Kong Xuanwei Group and Zunhua Civil Affairs Bureau. Founded in 1997, it covers an area of 448 acres and has a total investment of 260 million yuan. It is the only garden-style forest garden in China, located within the Feng Shui Wall of the Qingdong Ridge Tomb in the World Cultural Heritage Reserve. Because the building is located at the foot of Yanshan Mountain and has the nature of a mausoleum, it is named Yanshan Pagoda Mausoleum. Later, many Buddha statues were built, also known as Ten Thousand Buddhas Garden.
3. Chanlin Temple Scenic Area
Wufeng Chanlin Temple is located in Zunhua City, Hebei Province, bordering the Great Wall to the north, Jingcheng to the west, Jintang to the south, and Liaoshen to the east. kilometers (155 kilometers from Caofeidian), 175 kilometers from Chengde in the north, and 150 kilometers from Qinhuangdao in the southeast.
4. Huanghuashan Natural Scenery Tourist Area
Huanghuashan, a national second-level scenic spot, is located in Xiaying Town, covering an area of about 50 square kilometers. It is the boundary mountain between Hebei County and Zunhua City. The Records of Jizhou during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty records: Huanghua Mountain, forty-five miles northeast of the state, is a majestic mountain with lush pine forests and the Jade Emperor's Palace on it.
5. Wolong Mountain Scenic Area
Wolong Mountain, also known as Suolong Mountain, is located in Niangniangzhuang Township, 20 kilometers southeast of Zunhua City, Hebei Province. Construction started in 1998 and opened to the outside world in 2000. In 2004, 3.5 million yuan was invested to complete projects such as road development and temple construction.
6. Jiufeng Mountain
Jiufeng Mountain Scenic Area has an average altitude of 500 meters and has 889 main peaks. The scenic area has majestic and steep terrain, many strange rocks and rich biological resources. Hundreds of precious medicinal materials grow on the mountain, and more than 200 species of wild animals live here. The climate here is pleasant and the natural scenery is unique. - Qing Dong Tombs (45 kilometers to the west) and Taohua Valley (35 kilometers to the south), together form the "Golden Great Wall Tourist Route".
7. Shangguan Lake Tourist Area Shangguan Reservoir
Shangguan Lake, formerly known as Shangguan Reservoir, is located in Guan Village, Malanyu Town, Zunhua City, 24 kilometers away from Zunhua City. It is adjacent to the Great Wall in the north, Tangquan in the east and Dongling Tomb in the west. The dam foundation of Shangguan Lake Dam was originally Liyu Pass, a fortress of the Great Wall. Catfish Pass, also known as Catfish Stone and Catfish Stone Pass. Zunhua has the famous imperial mausoleum Qingdong Tomb. Friends who have been there know how many gates there are to scenic spots?
There are some small villages in the Qing Tombs. You can only enter the scenic area through the gate of the visitor center. Other places are not completely closed, and self-driving vehicles can enter. The area near the mausoleum can only be accessed by getting off the car and walking.
Anyone entering from the visitor center, except for cars registered by local villagers, must get off and take the scenic electric minibus instead.
The Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty, located in Zunhua, Hebei Province, are the largest, most complete and well-organized ancient imperial mausoleum complex in China. Not to mention how difficult it is to preserve the mausoleum, the magnificent scenery of the Eastern Tomb of Qing Dynasty is definitely worth seeing. The mausoleum area was built along Changrui Mountain, the remaining vein of Yanshan Mountain. It focused on creating a harmonious coexistence of the natural beauty of the mountains and rivers and the humanistic beauty of the architectural landscape, achieving the goal of "the mausoleum system is commensurate with the mountains and rivers".
Qing Dong Tomb is a rare "Feng Shui" treasure land. There is Changrui Mountain in the north as a backrest like a brocade screen and green tent, Jinxing Mountain in the south as a court, Yingbi Mountain in the middle as a bookcase to rely on, an eagle flying over the mountain in the east like a green dragon lying on its back, and Huanghua Mountain in the west. It looks like a majestic white tiger, and the two big rivers on the east and west flow around it like two noble jade belts around the waist. Surrounded by mountains, the hall is broad, open, and leisurely. It can be said that it is the most beautiful place in the world, with natural scenery.
The architecture of the Qing Dong Tomb can definitely be regarded as the crystallization of magnificence and exquisiteness. Among the huge ancient building complex composed of more than 580 single buildings, there is the widest existing stone archway in China, the five-bay, six-column and eleven-story imitation wood structure of ingenuity, and the most complete preserved 6,000-meter-long stone archway in China. The multi-meter main sacred road of Xiaoling, which rises and falls with the mountains, is full of artistic appeal. The three gilded halls of the Cixi Mausoleum are rare in the world for their luxurious decoration, and the "phoenix above and dragon below" stone carvings are unique.
If you go by car, you can choose to enter through the gate outside the visitor center. For other methods, it is recommended to enter from the tourist center. The center takes a special bus to enter the scenic spot.
What are the tourist attractions in Zunhua?
Qing Dong Tomb Scenic Area Qing Dong Tomb Scenic Area is located in Zunhua City, Tangshan City, Hebei Province. It is an existing large-scale, complete system in my country. The well-arranged imperial mausoleum complex is a model of ancient Chinese mausoleum architecture, and its architectural art has reached the pinnacle of ancient Chinese architecture.
There are five imperial mausoleums built in the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty: Emperor Shunzhi's Xiaoling Mausoleum, Emperor Kangxi's Jingling Mausoleum, Emperor Qianlong's Yuling Mausoleum, Emperor Xianfeng's Dingling Mausoleum, and Emperor Tongzhi's Huiling Mausoleum. There are also four empress dowager mausoleums in the east (Ci'an) and west (Cixi), five concubine gardens, and one princess mausoleum, totaling 15 queens and 136 concubines.
Jiufeng Mountain Scenic Area in Tangshan Zunhua Jiufeng Mountain Natural Scenic Area is located in Houjiazhai Township in the north of Zunhua City, Hebei Province. The Great Wall dominates the mountains, and the Qiyun Ancient Temple is built in the Yunwu Mountains. This scenic spot is famous for its "tall and graceful eagle peaks", "three arched green towers", "ancient temples and clouds", "pine monkeys worshiping Buddha", "spiritual turtle probes", "fish swimming in clear pools", "the Great Wall of Broken Desire", "a unique cave" ", "Flying Stones on the Immortal Summit", "Late Autumn Red Leaves" and other top ten landscapes are fascinating. An eminent monk from the Eastern Jin Dynasty practiced Qiyun Temple and praised it as a "pure and elegant place, free from worries and worries."
The Ten Thousand Buddhas Garden Scenic Area was invested and constructed by Hong Kong in 1993. The first phase of the project covers an area of 448 acres. There are "ten sceneries and nine treasures" in Ten Thousand Buddhas Garden. The ten sceneries are: Filial Sutra Monument, Feng Shui Ball, Palace of Eternal Life, Twelve Zodiac Signs, Golden Water Bridge, Eight Pagodas of Good Death, Release Place, Golden Pagoda, Longfu Pavilion-Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Hall, 29th Army Monument; the nine treasures are : Confucian treasures on the screen wall of the Filial Piety Sutra, priceless treasures of living Buddha relics, royal feng shui auspicious treasures, twelve zodiac signs and Zhouyi treasures, Buddha's eight pagodas and garden treasures, golden Buddha treasures among treasures, hall wood carvings heirloom treasures, anti-Japanese hero national treasures, earthquake The most precious spiritual card. The giant plaque "Yanshan Pagoda Mausoleum" on the mountain gate was created by Zhao Puchu, the former president of the Buddhist Association of China.
Dingdong Tomb is located in Tangshan City, Hebei Province. It is the tomb of Empress Xiaozhenxian and Empress Xiaoqinxian of Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty Xianfeng. Ci'an's mausoleum is called "Puxiangyu Dingdong Tomb", and Cixi's mausoleum is called "Puduoyu Dingdong Tomb". Both mausoleums are located to the east of Emperor Xianfeng's Dingling Tomb, so they are collectively called Dingdong Tomb. The organizational structure of Shuangling was originally the same, but after Ci'an died, Cixi had the opportunity to overpower Ci'an.
In August of the 21st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu, in order to please Cixi, the guardian minister of Dongling Tomb reported to the court that Cixi's Mausoleum was in a state of decay due to continuous rain and needed urgent repairs. Cixi appointed his close confidant Prince Qing and Minister of War Ronglu as the ministers in charge.
As a result, all the buildings in the mausoleum were repaired, and the main hall and the east and west side halls were modified from the original Jiewawei to demolished and rebuilt!
Wuyin Bridge is a masterpiece of ancient bridge architecture. It is located on the Xiaoling Shinto of Emperor Shunzhi in Dongling, Hebei Province. There are 126 calcite railings on both sides of the bridge. The bridge is 110.60 meters long and 9.10 meters wide. There are 128 stone pillars and 4 drum stones on the bridge. There are 126 calcite railings on both sides. Each railing is The shape and size are the same. If you knock it along, it will make different sounds. It is a building that can make sounds, including the five tones of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu in ancient Chinese vocal music, so it is called the "Five-tone Bridge" .
Shangguan Lake, formerly known as Shangguan Reservoir, is located in Guanguan Village, Malanyu Town, Zunhua City, Hebei Province, 24 kilometers away from Zunhua City. It is adjacent to the Great Wall in the north, Tangquan in the east, and Dongling Tomb in the west. In the scenic area, there are green mountains, rippling blue waves, and strange rocks and caves. There is a small island of 30,000 square meters in the lake. The Jiguan Mountain on the island is like a singing rooster, Shuangru Mountain named after two large white boulders, and the Heishui Valley with blue waves and cold currents, forming a natural landscape.
The wonders and small sights such as Shen'ao Island, Turtle Fairy Cave, Qingtian Stone, Lake Center Island, Male and Female Fighting, Tianshu Mountain, Fairy Looking Mirror and so on are pleasing to the eye; they are ideal for mountaineering and hiking for tourism enthusiasts. It is a great place for boating, swimming, fishing, poetry reciting, painting, singing, dancing, skating and enjoying the snow.
Hebei Qing Dong Tomb National Forest Park is located in the Qing Dong Tomb, a world cultural heritage site in the northwest of Zunhua City, Hebei Province. The Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty are a complex of imperial mausoleums with a total area of 2,236 hectares. In the 15 mausoleums covering an area of 80 square kilometers, 5 emperors, 15 queens, 136 concubines, 3 elder brothers, 2 princesses and 161 people are buried.
The architecture is grand, spectacular and exquisite, with a huge ancient building complex composed of 580 individual buildings. The Qing Tombs were officially included in the World Cultural Heritage List on November 30, 2000. In January 2001, it was rated as a national AAAA tourist attraction by the National Tourism Administration.
Zunhua Royal Buddha Temple is located in Tashan, Malanyu Town, Zunhua City, near the famous World Cultural Heritage Site of the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty. It covers an area of 18.46 acres. The temple is located in the southern dynasty. In the north, the year when the temple was first built is unknown, but it was popular in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The temple was repaired several times during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the 38th year of Kangxi period in the Qing Dynasty, and the 5th year of Guangxu period in the Qing Dynasty, and then gradually fell into disuse. Since 1997, the Cultural Management Office of the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty has raised funds from various sources, restored some of the halls, and built the unique Arhat Mountain to worship five hundred Arhats.
After Master Yuansheng took office in 2005, he led the lay people to build Buddhist chanting halls, dining halls and other facilities. The pagoda "Yongwang Pagoda" in the temple was built in the 10th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1582) and is a provincially protected cultural relic.
The Chanlin Temple Ancient Ginkgo Landscape Garden is located in Houjiazhai Township, Zunhua City, bordering the Great Wall to the north, Zunhua City to the south, Jiufeng Mountain to the east, and Qing Dong Tomb to the west, with a total area of one square kilometer. . Zenlin Temple Ancient Ginkgo Landscape Garden is famous for its ancient mountains, ancient temples and ancient trees, the "three ancients". The ancient mountain is called Wufeng Mountain. There are five peaks in the mountain. The middle peak sticks out of the clouds and the other four peaks stand sideways. The ancient temple is the Chanlin Temple. The year of its construction is unknown. It was rebuilt in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was built on a grand scale. It became the dojo of Manjushri Bodhisattva.
Zunhua Zenlin Temple is located in Houjiazhai Township, Zunhua City, Hebei Province. It is a national AAA-level scenic spot. It leans on the Great Wall to the north, looks to Beijing in the west, borders Tianjin and Tangshan in the south, and connects Liaoshen and Liaoning in the east. It belongs to the hinterland of Beijing, Tianjin, Tang Dynasty and Qin Dynasty. It is 158 kilometers away from Beijing in the west, 175 kilometers away from Tianjin (Binhai New Area) in the southwest, and 75 kilometers away from Tangshan (155 kilometers away from Caofeidian) in the south. , 175 kilometers from Chengde in the north and 150 kilometers from Qinhuangdao in the southeast.
Surrounded by mountains, with towering ancient trees, majestic temples and the majestic Great Wall, this area has been known as the "Four Ancients" and is well-known far and wide. Chanlin Temple is an ancient temple established earlier in Zunhua City, dating back more than 1,580 years. It is said that during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, due to the feudal princes each dominating one side and frequent conquests, the area was in raging wars and starvation was everywhere. There was not a single family in the barren mountains with a radius of hundreds of miles.