Introduction to Xihui Garden and Cultural Relics Area in Wuxi
The Xihui Gardens and Cultural Relics Area (Xihui Park) in Wuxi was hailed as the "First Mountain in Jiangnan" by Emperor Qianlong. It had rich historical and cultural landscape and scenic resources. It spanned thousands of years and enjoyed the reputation of the open-air historical museum in Wuxi. The following is his travel guide: ** I. Landscape ** - ** Scenic Area Qualification **: National 4A Scenic Area, National Key Park. - ** Scenic Area Specialties **: It is suitable for photography, sightseeing, leisure, vacation, cultural tourism, historical tourism, historical sites, and famous mountains. - ** Location **: Located in the west of Wuxi, 2 kilometers away from the city center. ** 2. Scenic spots distribution ** The park was divided into three areas and three gardens, including the entrance park, Xishan leisure area, Huishan historical site area, Jichang Garden, China Azalea Garden and Yin Garden Park. There were 206 scenic spots, 11 ancient springs, 314 inscriptions since the Ming Dynasty, and 80 ancient and famous trees. Among them, famous sceneries included the Second Spring in the World, Huishan Temple, Jichang Garden (Qin Garden), etc. Jichang Garden was a masterpiece of Jiangnan gardens, and the Garden of Harmony in Beijing's Summer Palace was built in imitation of Jichang Garden. ** 3. Amusement and traditional programs ** - The park has a national intangible cultural heritage Huishan clay figurine, Jiangsu provincial intangible cultural heritage Huishan folk culture temple fair. - There were azalea and chrysanthemum shows in spring and autumn, as well as traditional cultural tourism programs such as Huishan Temple Fair, tea tasting night tour, bell striking and blessing. ** IV. Entrance tickets and opening hours ** - ** Opening hours **: 08:00 - 17:30 (January 01-December 31, Monday-Sunday). - ** Entrance fee **: 80 yuan. ** 5. Duration of play ** It took about 1 - 3 hours to visit this place, but if you wanted to experience the history, culture, and scenery here in depth, you could also visit for a whole day. Read more exciting novels for free
Cultural relics in the scenic area of Cuwen
There were many cultural relics in the scenic area. For example, the Second Holy Palace in the valley south of the mountain was built in the Yuan Dynasty. It was made of stone strips and surrounded by many stone carvings. It was a key cultural relic protection unit in Tai 'an City. However, there was a lack of protection, such as the collapse of the stone strips, the long trees on the top of the building, and the danger of the wall collapsing at any time. There was also the study room in the mountain of Culai Village in Culai Town. It was a Jin Dynasty site and a key cultural relic protection unit in Tai 'an City. It was said to be the site of the Culai Academy, the first of the four academies in the Northern Song Dynasty. Only a two-story building and some broken walls were left. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to Gaolan Cultural Relics
Gaolan County was rich in cultural relics. In more than ten cultural sites in Gaolan County, thousands of pieces of colored pottery were unearthed, among which the most typical colored pottery vessels of the Neoliths were the double-ear colored pottery urns. In July 1987, two Majiayao-type colored pottery pots were unearthed along the Caijia River, with inner color concentric circles. The two-ear colored pottery urn was 48 cm high, 33 cm in waist diameter, 12 cm in neck height, and 12 cm in caliber. The fine clay red pottery was black and red, decorated with four large circular grid patterns, straight parallel patterns, water ripples, and arc triangular patterns. The patterns were complicated but not dense. The lines were smooth and bright. The shape and production were exquisite. In July 1991, it was designated as a national second-class cultural relic by the provincial cultural relic appraisal team. There are two coins in the museum of Gaolan County. They are the currency of Wang Mang's period. They are the products of the fourth currency reform in the first year of Tianfeng (A.D. 14). The copper color of the coin is slightly red. It is round and square with inner and outer outlines. It is square and has outlines on both sides. The two characters of the coin are carved in seal characters. It is the representative work of Wang Mang's later coins. It is relatively precious. It has been circulating from the first year of Tianfeng to the 16th year of Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty (A.D. 40). There was also a glazed earring (Level 3 cultural relic), which was unearthed from the Han Tomb of Weijia Village in Shidong Town, Gaolan County. It was the earring of the tomb owner, which indicated that Gaolan had begun to use glass as women's ornaments since the Han Dynasty. In addition, the Confucian Temple in Gaolan County,"Lattice Star Gate", also had a unique cultural implication. The predecessor of the National Studies Museum of Lan 'Zhou City was the Confucian Temple of Gaolan County. Its original location was on Zhangye Road."Lattice" was related to windows. Passing through the Lattice Star Gate implied that the book was filled with vast stars in the universe, and "Lattice Star Gate" was also the first night of the Eastern Green Dragon,"Spica". At the same time, Gaolan also has many immovable cultural relics such as ancient tombs, ancient buildings, cave temples and stone carvings, modern and important historical sites and representative buildings. At present, it has completed the field investigation and data sorting of all provincial, municipal, county and undetermined cultural relics in the county. In addition, it has invested advanced equipment such as drones and NRK in the cultural relics survey to carry out a "carpet" survey of six categories of cultural relics, including cultural sites, ancient tombs and ancient buildings, so as to find out the family background. Those who should be protected are all protected. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Maoling Cultural Relics Introduction
Many precious cultural relics were unearthed in Maoling. Among them was the gilded bronze horse, which was a cultural relic unearthed from the No. 1 burial pit in Maoling. There were also gilt gold bamboo copper incense burner, gold silver cloud pattern bronze rhinoceros statue, four god hollow brick, etc. These unearthed cultural relics provided valuable material materials for the study of the history, culture and art of the Western Han Dynasty. The head of the jade shop with four spiritual patterns was a jade ware. It was unearthed in the Maoling Cemetery of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty in Xingping City, Shaanxi Province. It is now stored in the Maoling Museum of Xingping City. The gold, silver and copper lacquer ear cup was unearthed near Maoling in May 1981. The shape of the wine cup was round and beautiful. The lacquer and gilding skills were exquisite. It was a precious material for studying the history of arts and crafts in the Western Han Dynasty. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Forbidden City will expand the cultural relics exhibition area
The Palace Museum North Campus Project was under construction. Its total construction area (second bid section) exceeded 60,000 square meters. It carried the important mission of expanding the exhibition space and number of cultural relics in the Palace Museum. The construction of this project would help the Palace Museum expand the cultural relics exhibition area. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Haidian District Jinshan Underground Cultural Relics Burial Area
The Jinshan Underground Cultural Relics Burial Area in Haidian District was the third batch of buried cultural relics. It was located in Sijiqing Township of Haidian District and the southern foot of Jinshan in Haidian Township, covering an area of 1.24 million square meters. Its eastern boundary is the East Wall Outer Road of the China Academy of Forest Sciences and the east wall of the south gate of Xianghongqi No.1 Courtyard, its southern boundary is Xiangshan Road, its western boundary is the extension line of Zhengbai Banner's 182.2-meter mountain ridge line and the current road, and its northern boundary is the 75-meter contour line. Jinshan was the tomb of the kings, princesses, and concubines of the Ming Dynasty. There were more than 50 of them recorded in the literature alone. Five concubines 'tombs were found in this area, and the Ming Jing Emperor Mausoleum was also here. It was an important large-scale, high-grade brick tomb burial area of the Ming Dynasty. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the Cultural Relics of the Hakka Museum
The following is an introduction to some of the cultural relics in the Hakka Museum: - ** Ganzhou Hakka Cultural Relics Museum **: founded in 2004, located on the third floor of the Academy of Fine Arts of Jiangxi Normal University. There were more than 15,000 pieces of cultural relics in the collection, including eight series of Hakka architectural wood carvings, stone (brick) carvings, plaque, porcelain, clothing, furniture, family (clan) genealogy, and printed carvings. Among them were national precious cultural relics. - ** China Hakka Museum **: The two green-glazed double-series pots of the Tang waterwheel kiln in the collection were assessed as first-class cultural relics. The waterwheel kiln, also known as the Mei County kiln, flourished in the middle and late Tang Dynasty. It was an important carrier of Hakka culture and one of the porcelains sold in the Tang Dynasty. These two green glazed double pots were excavated from archeological excavation. Their origins were clear, and the double and short-flow pots were preserved completely. The glaze color was natural and lustrous, and the glazed areas were lake green. The body of the pot was in the shape of a fish roe, and the overall appearance was dignified and simple. It was of great significance to the study of Hakka history and culture, the history of ceramic technology, and the history of export sales. A painting of Lin Fengmian's autumn scenery in 1978 was also assessed as a first-class cultural relic. The mountains in the distance were stacked and shrouded in clouds. The autumn trees nearby were brightly colored. On the basis of retaining the charm of traditional China painting, they absorbed the colors and composition of Western painting. The whole painting had a visual impact and was harmonious and unified. The long piece of work was "For the 20th anniversary of the opening of Zhongqiao Chinese Goods Company, Lin Fengmian in Hong Kong in 1978". The source was clear, the preservation was complete, and the size was large. It had special artistic value. In addition, there were 8 Level 3 cultural relics and 10 ordinary cultural relics. - ** Deng Peiyuan Hakka Museum **: The collections are mostly Hakka folk furniture, plaque, porcelain, bronzeware, four treasures of the study, documents, etc., which are of great historical value to the study of Hakka history. - ** Zhengzhou Zhanshi Hakka Culture Museum **: The Hakka culture and art are displayed through cultural relics such as Hakka furniture, porcelain, and contract books. There are four basic exhibition halls, corresponding to the four basic displays of "Hakka Roots in Henan","Hakka Porcelain·Silk Road on the Sea","Hakka Book·Folk Culture", and "Guest Residence·Receiving Guests in the Main Hall". - ** Dayu County Museum **: In the special exhibition of the Meiguan Ancient Posthouse Road in Dayu Ridge, more than 200 precious cultural relics related to the ancient road were used to display its 5,000-year-old history. For example, the earliest pottery unearthed from the Qin and Han Dynasties reflected the culture of the Central Plains, and the blue and white porcelain produced in Jingdezhen of the Ming Dynasty condensed the advanced production skills of the Hakka people. The novel "Gilded Palm" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
2021 Jia County Sansu Garden Cultural Relics Travel Guide
The following is a cultural relics tourism guide of Sansu Garden in Jia County in 2021: ** I. Landscape ** Sansu Garden of Jia County was located 23 kilometers northwest of Jia County Town, Pingdingshan City, Henan Province. The cenotaph of Su Shi, Su Zhe and his father Su Xun, the great writers of the Song Dynasty, were buried here. It was now a national AAA-level tourist attraction. ** 2. Tour Route ** 1. ** Divine Path and Stone Statue Life ** - After entering the garden, you can first admire the long Shinto and many stone statues. These stone statues have different characteristics of the times. For example, the mane style of the stone horse can be judged to be the style of the Song Dynasty (Qi Liu Hai style mane). The characteristics of the stone sheep's horns and the stone tiger's tail can also reflect the style of the Northern Song Dynasty, so you can feel the majesty of the ancient tomb Shinto. 2. ** Qing Dynasty stone lion and red stone archway ** - There was a stone lion carved from the Qing Dynasty in front of the door. After entering, one could see a red stone archway that was five meters high and three meters wide. On it were engraved the words "Green Mountain Jade Burial". 3. ** Sansu Tomb ** - After passing through the relevant buildings, they could reach the tomb area of the father and son trio. In the middle was Su Xun's cenotaph built by the Yuan Dynasty, to the east was Su Shi's tomb, and to the west was Su Zhe's tomb. There was also an ancient incense table (probably a cultural relic of the Qing Dynasty) to admire. ** 3. Culture and Cultural Relics ** 1. ** History and Culture ** - Su Shi was born in Meishan County, Sichuan Province. After his death, he was buried in Jia County because the area around Mount Song was "thick with soil and deep with water", which was admired by scholars in the Northern Song Dynasty. This place allowed people to understand the life stories of Su Shi, Su Zhe, and Su Xun, as well as the deep friendship between them. For example, Su Shi and Su Zhe had a very good relationship. After Su Shi died in Changzhou, he was buried in Jia County. Su Zhe ordered his coffin to be transported here for burial. Later, after Su Zhe died, his son buried him beside Su Shi. Later, Su Xun's cenotaph was built here to form the Sansu Tomb. 2. ** Cultural Relics ** - The stone statues on the Divine Path, such as stone horses, stone sheep, stone tigers, etc., their shapes and styles reflected the artistic characteristics of the Northern Song Dynasty. The red stone archway, ancient incense table, and other buildings and cultural relics were also important windows to understand the ancient funeral culture and architectural art. ** 4. Surrounding facilities (The specific situation in 2021 is not mentioned, but can be speculated according to the convention)** 1. ** Transportation * - You can drive to the scenic spot and follow the navigation to the scenic spot northwest of Jia County. If you are traveling by public transport, you can first arrive at Jia County and then transfer to the car heading to the scenic spot. 2. ** Lodging and Catering ** - There were a variety of accommodation options in Jia County, including hotels and homestays, which could be booked according to one's needs. In terms of food and beverage, they could taste local delicacies, such as the traditional dishes of Jia County. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Meishan service area, wuxi
At present, the Meishan service area in Wuxi was only mentioned in the context of the super large Wanda comprehensive mall and the better construction of the high-speed service area in Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions, but there was no more detailed description of its characteristics.
Introduction of Cultural Relics and Historical Relics in Gaotai County, Zhangye City
There are many important cultural relics and historic sites in Gaotai County of Zhangye City: ** I. Xu Sanwan City and Tombs ** 1. ** Basic Information ** - It is a site from the Han Dynasty (206 B.C. -220 A.D.) to the Tang Dynasty (618 A.D. - 907 A.D.). It is a national key cultural relic protection unit located in Xusanwan Village, Xinba Township, Gaotai County, Gansu Province. 2. ** Protection Work ** - There were full-time staff responsible for daily inspection and maintenance. The state has successively sought special funds to carry out projects such as emergency reinforcement, flood control, environmental renovation, and construction of protective facilities to effectively improve its preservation and protection. ** 2. Camel City Ruins ** 1. ** Basic Information ** - It is located in Xitan Village, Luotuo Town, Gaotai County, Zhangye City, Gansu Province. It is a large-scale ancient cultural site of Han and Tang Dynasties on the Silk Road of China. It is also an important transportation hub leading to the Western Regions and the Silk Road in ancient China. - At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, there were many regime changes, which carried a rich history and culture. On November 20, 1996, it was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection sites. - The site covered an area of about 299,200 square meters. The ruins included the city wall, horse face, barbican, waist pier, corner pier, ancient well and rammed earth platform foundation. The layout was clear and the structure was complete. The ancient city was divided into two parts, the north and the south. The middle part was separated by a wall. In the south part, there were bricks, tiles and pottery pieces from the Han and Tang Dynasties. In the north part, there were architectural ruins, charred animal bones, gray pottery pieces, and other precious cultural relics such as the five-baht coins of the Han Dynasty, the pottery spinning wheel, and the bronze and iron ware of the Tang Dynasty. - In terms of architectural features, the north and south cities were separated by only one wall, with a total area of 307,700 square meters. The south city was 494 meters long from north to south and 425 meters wide from east to west. The north city was 425 meters long from east to west and 210 meters wide from north to south. There was a gate in the middle of the east, west and south, and there was a square barbican outside the gate. In the southwest corner of the city, there was a small city commonly known as the "Palace City", and the north city was commonly known as the "Imperial City". The four corners of the city walls had square corners. The total length of the existing walls of the two cities is 1933 meters. There are bricks, tiles and pottery pieces from the Han-Tang Dynasty on the surface of the city. There are 9 architectural relics in the north city. 2. ** Protection Work ** - There were full-time staff responsible for daily inspection and maintenance. We will strive for special funds for the protection of national cultural relics to implement emergency rescue and reinforcement projects. Among them, the emergency rescue and reinforcement project of the Camel City site will be included in the list of excellent cultural relics maintenance projects in the province. In terms of the protection of key cultural relics such as the Great Wall, complete the protection marks and boundary pillars and publicly accept supervision. Construction of tourist reception center, ecological parking lot, viewing platform, pedestrian boardwalk and other infrastructure of Camel City Ruins to display the full view of Camel City Ruins in an all-round way; Complete the early archaeological drilling of Camel City together with Lan Zhou University and apply for archaeological excavation projects, deeply excavate its historical and cultural content, and actively apply for the naming and listing of the national archaeological site park. ** 3. Red Army Pagoda Tree, Nanshan Martyrs Cemetery ** - It was included in the second batch of immovable revolutionary cultural relics in Gansu Province. ** 4. Gaotai County Museum ** - It mainly displays bamboo slips, colored wooden paintings, colored wooden ware, silk of Han and Jin Dynasties, gold, silver and bronze ware, Buddha statues handed down from generation to generation, copper incense burner and other cultural relics of Han and Wei and Jin Dynasties. These cultural relics vividly reflect the prosperity of ancient Gaotai in economy, military, culture, transportation, religion and other aspects. There are also intangible cultural relics such as Hexi burial customs, mural brick making skills of Wei and Jin tombs, Dunhuang scripture writing stories, etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the Cultural Relics of the Northern Qi Museum
The Northern Qi Museum was a museum that displayed Northern Qi cultural relics, including murals and pottery. Northern Qi murals were murals from the Northern Qi period. They showed the social style, cultural exchanges, and ethnic integration of the time. The murals were rich and varied, including pictures of banquets, the tomb owner and his wife preparing to go out, the honor guards, and so on. They painted people, horses, and vehicles, recreating the luxurious life of the Northern Qi dignitaries. In addition, the Northern Qi Museum also collected pottery from the Northern Qi period, including the Northern Qi martial artist Tao Li figurines. There were a total of 11 pieces, which looked mighty and strong. The Northern Qi Museum was the first museum in the country to be built on the original site of the murals and tombs. By displaying these cultural relics, it showed people the cultural heritage and artistic achievements of the Northern Qi period.