Dujiangyan
Dujiangyan, Sichuan Province is located in Dujiangyan City West, located in the western part of the Minjiang River on the Chengdu Plain. Dujiangyan water conservancy project built in 256 BC, is the world so far, the longest era, the only retained, with the characteristics of the dam for water-scale water conservancy projects. Is a national key cultural unit. Dujiangyan near the beautiful scenery, numerous cultural relics, mainly in view of Fulong, the Second Temple, Alan Bridge, Guan Yu Lei, from the heap parks, parks and Yulei Shan Ling Yansi, and so on.
The Dujiangyan scenic zone, a number of historical sites, is an ideal place to visit. Dujiangyan with a Second Temple, the concept of Fulong, Alan Bridge, and other historical sites.
Second Temple is located on the right bank of the Minjiang River on the hillside, overlooking the Dujiangyan, in memory of the original look of Shu Wang Tai Temple, Qijian Wu (AD 494 to 498 years), Li Bing and his son to worship, changed its name to "Zonta Temple." Song Dynasty (AD 960 to 1279), Li Bing and his son have been emperor for the Chi Feng Wang, and therefore later known as the "Second Temple." Zhudian the temple were for a statue of Li Bing and his son, and a collection of well-known water, a poet and so on Stone Tablets.
Fulong view from the reactor at the park. Li Bing legend here when water dragon surrender, triple the existing temples, Qian Dian is a neutral Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25 to 220 years) by the carved stone statue of Li Bing. There are hall of the Eastern Han stone weir work, the Tang and Kim Sin Yuzhen Princess Qingcheng Mountain in the religious relic - Ding Fei.
Alan Bridge, also known as "Alan Bridge," "Bridge husband and wife." Song Dynasty was established in the past. Dujiangyan is located above the fish head, as the "five major bridges in ancient China," Dujiangyan is the most features of the landscape. Stone bridge in order to support wooden raft, with thick bamboo rope hanging Wang Jiang's face, upper deck for the board, the demand for bamboo on both sides of the field to a total distance of about 500 meters. The end of Ming Dynasty (17 century AD) destroyed in the war. Now the bridge cables for the concrete piles. |
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