Introduction to the cultural relics and historic sites in Licheng County, Changzhi City
Licheng County had many cultural relics and historical sites. The tombs of Marquis Li of the Western Zhou Dynasty were of great significance. More than 10 precious cultural relics unearthed from them were identified as cultural relics of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. This place was confirmed to be the location of the ancient Li Kingdom during the Western Zhou Dynasty. The Zhaoze King Temple in Xixia Village was a building from the Yuan Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and it was selected as one of the eight national key cultural relics protection units. Licheng Huangya Cave Revolutionary Memorial Area was an AAA-level scenic spot. It was the former site of the Eighth Route Army's arsenal and the battlefield site of the "Huangya Cave Defense Battle". The surrounding scenery was magnificent, with strange peaks and cliffs. It covered an area of about 10 square kilometers and also opened up tourism projects such as "Be the Eighth Route Army for a Day". The Town God Temple of Licheng was located on the river street of the county town, facing south. It was built in the third year of Song Tiansheng (1025). The gate was built as a building with three layers of double eaves, commonly known as the three-section building. The existing buildings mainly consisted of the Ming Dynasty style gatehouse and the main hall. In the middle of the gatehouse hung a plaque with "Green Peaks". Changning Temple was located in Changning Village, Dongyangguan Town, Licheng County. It was commonly known as Shengwang Temple, also known as Lingyuan Shengjing Temple. It had two buildings facing south. It was 49 meters long from north to south and 31 meters wide from east to west. It covered an area of 1519 square meters. The age of its construction was unknown. The existing main hall was a relic of the Yuan Dynasty, and the rest were buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It had high historical and artistic value. The former site of Xiaozhai Village of Jinan Bank was located in Xiaozhai Village, Huangyadong Town, Licheng County. It was surrounded by mountains and rivers, with different scenery throughout the four seasons. The Tianqi Temple in Xin Village was also known as Dongyue Temple. It was located in the east of Xin Village, Dongyangguan Town, Licheng County. It faced south and occupied an area of 1340 square meters. Read more exciting novels for free
Introduction to the cultural relics and historic sites of Qihe County, Dezhou City
Qihe County had many cultural relics and historical sites. The cultural relics at all levels include 14 ancient buildings, such as Zhao Guan Meng's residence, Meng's ancestral hall, Yan Ying Temple, etc.; 18 cave temples and stone carvings; 32 ancient relics, such as Yintun site, Wuzhuang site, Liu 'an site, etc.; 20 modern representative buildings, such as the former site of the Japanese army's airport in Yancheng, the monument to the revolutionary martyrs of Qihe, etc.; 5 ancient tombs, such as Feng Li Han Tomb. In addition, there were also some unique cultural relics and historical sites, such as the Dinghui Temple, which was an ancient Buddhist temple with many cultural relics and historical sites, and the stone tablet of the Nine Saints Temple. There were also some precious cultural relics in Qihe, but they had disappeared. For example, the cultural relics with inscriptions of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, Yue Fei, and Zhu Xi disappeared in the 1960s and 1970s. The bronze ware of the Six Ear Tongfu of the Shang Dynasty had also disappeared. The palm-leaf scripture of Longguang Temple had also been lost. The palm-leaf scripture had a total of 48 pages and was a national first-class cultural relic. It was originally stored in Longguang Temple, but it disappeared after it was borrowed and not returned. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Dazu cultural relics and historic sites
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in Dazu. The following were some of the main ones: - ** Cliffside Statues of Baoding Mountain **: The first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. It was built in the sixth year of Chunxi of the Southern Song Dynasty (1179) and ended in the ninth year of Chunyou (1249). It lasted for more than 70 years. It was the Buddhist temple of the Tantra Sect under the leadership of Zhao Zhifeng, a monk of the Southern Song Dynasty. There were 13 stone carvings and tens of thousands of statues. - ** Bei Shan Duo Bao Ta **: It was built during the Shaoxing period of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is about 33 meters high and is an octagonal brick tower with dense eaves. There are exquisite stone carvings inside and outside. There were two Buddha statues about ten meters tall under the pagoda, representing Prabhutara Buddha and Sakyamuni Buddha respectively, forming the wonder of "Double Buddha Back Pagoda". - ** Shu Chengyan Cliff Statue **: Located in Dawu Village, Zhongao Town, Dazu County. It was a rare Taoist stone carving in the Dazu area during the Song Dynasty. For example, the third cave, the Ziwei Great Emperor Cave, was chiseled during the Shaoxing period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1131 - 1163). - ** Cliff Statue of Fengshan Temple **: Located in Fengshan Village, Zhongao Town, Dazu District, the era was Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 2019, it was announced by the People's Government of Chongqing City as the third batch of cultural relics protection units in Chongqing City. - ** Cliff Statue of Dazu Shengshui Temple **: Located in Shengguang Village, Gaosheng Town, Dazu District, the era was Tang Dynasty. In 2019, it was announced by the People's Government of Chongqing City as the third batch of cultural relics protection units in Chongqing City. - ** Chen Jiayan Cliff Statue **: Located in Tianhe Village, Jinshan Town, Dazu District, the era was Song Dynasty. In 2019, it was announced by the People's Government of Chongqing City as the third batch of cultural relics protection units in Chongqing City. - ** Cliff Statue of Pusheng Temple **: Located in Jinpen Village, Zhongao Town, Dazu District, the era was Song Dynasty. In 2019, it was announced by the People's Government of Chongqing City as the third batch of cultural relics protection units in Chongqing City. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Huadian cultural relics and historic sites
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in Huadian, such as the Huadian City Museum, which was established on August 16, 1958 and reopened in 2008. It was an institution and two boards with the Institute of Cultural Relics. Sumi City was located in Dachengzi Village, Yongji Street, about 4 kilometers northeast of Huadian City, Jilin Province. It was the former site of Changling Prefecture of Bohai State in Tang Dynasty of China. It was the land transportation hub between Bohai State and Tang Dynasty. It was an important clue and evidence to study Bohai civilization and the development track of Bohai City. It had high historical, cultural and scientific research value and was announced by the State Council as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. In addition, there were many immovable cultural relics sites in Huadian. There were 430 immovable cultural relics sites in the city that had been approved by the state, such as Huainan Martyrs 'Tomb, Xia Jinqing Martyrs' Tomb, Daxunzi Martyrs 'Cemetery, High Martyrs' Tomb, etc. Some of the immovable cultural relics sites (Martyrs 'Tomb, Cemetery) that had not been approved and announced as cultural relics protection units in the Huadian City Revolutionary Site List, but some of them had been revoked. There was also Changshan Power Station. The Dahe Power Station and other sites had been proposed to be revoked, and the Chunmagou site and the East Golden Dragon ancient tombs had been proposed to be added. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Advance the digital preservation of cultural relics and historic sites
Advancing the digital preservation of cultural relics and historic sites had many important meanings and many ways of implementation. ** 1. Meaning ** 1. ** Cultural relic protection and restoration ** - Digitized preservation was beneficial to the restoration and preservation of cultural relics. For example, through the three-dimensional orientation of cultural relics and historic sites, drones, artificial intelligence and other new technologies, such as the Hengshan Xuankong Temple in Datong, Shanxi Province, completed the establishment of high-precision real-life three-dimensional models, which provided accurate portraits for its reconstruction and could leave a "permanent file" for cultural relics and historic sites. When cultural relics were damaged, they could be accurately repaired according to the digital files. 2. ** Discipline Development and Exchange ** - Increase the presentation of cultural relics to facilitate the progress and exchange of ancient architecture, cultural relics, and other related disciplines. Scholars from different regions could conduct in-depth research and discussion through digital cultural relics, share their opinions, and promote the development of the discipline. 3. ** Cultural Transmission and Inheritance ** - It would help to spread China culture and tell China stories to the world. Preserving cultural relics and historical sites in digital form could break through the limitations of time and space, allowing people all over the world to understand the cultural meaning behind cultural relics and historical sites, attracting people's attention to China culture and enhancing cultural influence. At the same time, it could also allow the public to better understand and understand traditional culture and improve national cultural confidence. For example, the exhibition of China cultural relics in the British Museum in the form of numbers and light and shadow would arouse people's national feelings and promote the inheritance of cultural relics. 4. ** Satisfy the needs of the masses ** - It allowed the public to feel the cultural relics more intuitively. For example, some digital museum, cultural relics and historical sites maps, etc. Through digital technology, the public could understand the vivid details of cultural relics without leaving home or on their mobile phones, perceive the temperature of history, break through the boundaries of time and space, and make ancient cultural relics more lively. ** 2. Method of implementation ** 1. ** Top-level design and planning ** - The relevant departments should have a top-level design and overall plan to classify the cultural relics and historical sites, and steadily promote them. For example, the national key protected cultural relics would be digitized first, and then the key protected cultural relics at the provincial level would be digitized. 2. ** Fundraising ** - They would adopt a method of government leadership and participation from all parties to raise funds through multiple channels. Through the planning and funding of the national cultural relics protection department and the participation of governments at all levels, cultural relics protection units and social forces, the enthusiasm of all parties for the digital preservation of cultural relics and historic sites could be mobilized. For cultural relics and historic sites protection units that have the ability to undertake digital preservation, policy support will be given to encourage them to undertake relevant work independently; for cultural relics and historic sites protection units that cannot undertake the responsibility or cultural relics and historic sites without specific protection units, the competent department of cultural relics protection will take the lead in coordinating and solving the problem. 3. ** Setting of standards ** - The relevant departments should formulate unified standards for the digital preservation of cultural relics and historic sites. There should be detailed standards, regulations, and even laws to regulate measurement, data acquisition, data preservation, video recording, and the use and use of related information. 4. ** Personnel Management ** - Practitioners in the digital preservation of cultural relics and historic sites should have industry access qualifications to ensure the professionalism and norms of the digital preservation of cultural relics. 5. ** Technology application ** - In the digital protection scheme of cultural relics, 3D scanning technology could be used to capture cultural relics in an all-round digital manner to form high-precision and high-definition digital models. According to the different characteristics of cultural relics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and other technical means should also be used to process cultural relics for a second time to present a more realistic and realistic effect. At the same time, the value and significance of the cultural relics themselves should be fully protected to avoid losses caused by excessive processing. In addition, a complete digital archive and database should be established to classify, index, and organize the management of the digital archives of cultural relics, so as to realize the long-term maintenance and management of the digital protection of cultural relics. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the cultural relics and historical sites in Gande County, Golog Prefecture
Gande County had the following cultural relics: 1. ** Long En Temple **: Located in the southeast of Gande County, Guoluo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, it is accessible by Xijiu Road. It is about 70 kilometers away from Dawu Town, where the state capital is located. It is a historical and cultural scenic tourist spot. The temple was built on a clay platform, facing the mountain and the river. It was open to the sun and covered an area of about 130,000 square meters. It was the largest Ningma Temple in Gande County. The mother temple was Zuoqin Temple in Dege, Sichuan Province. The temple had a unique sandalwood art. 2. ** East Jiduoka Temple **: The Tibetan full name is "East Jiduoka Danidajilin". It is located in Sairi Beach, Kequ Town, Gande County, 12 kilometers away from the county town. In 1837, the Ningmap-Gabuguan Angqian Jerebu Dorje was first built as a tent monastery. It has been five generations since then. It is a monastery where the Ningma Sect and the Gelug Sect live together. There are two floors of the Great Scripture Hall, one with 35 rooms and five with 10 rooms. 3. ** Zhigeer Temple **: located in Zhige Xiuma Valley, Qingzhen Township, 98 kilometers away from the county town. The temple was founded in 1835 by Zangwa Eangqiu Dongjiancuo. The temple had experienced eight generations of temple masters, namely Zangwa Eangqiu Dongjiancuo, Yunla-Tonglan, Yunla-Caire, Dola-Jiayang Nima, Jiabu-Renqing Sangwu, Ashiga-Renzeng Jiancuo, Longrou Nima, and Eangyisiqejinima. It was initially an accountant temple. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Introduction to the cultural relics and historical sites in Bayingoleng, Xinjiang
The cultural relics and historical sites of Bayingoleng include: 1. ** Loulan Ancient City **: Located in the north of Ruoqiang County, west of Lop Nur, 7 kilometers south of Peacock River. It was founded in 176 B.C. and disappeared in 630 A.D. It lasted for more than 800 years. It was once a small country on the Silk Road. This was once a paradise for people to live and multiply. There was Lop Nur around it and a river in front of the gate. People fished and hunted here. In 1988, the ruins of the ancient city of Loulan were announced by the State Council as the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units. 2. ** Balentai Yellow Temple Scenic Area **: AAAAA-level scenic area, built in the south of Balentai Town, in a ravine where the old Balentai was located. The temple was built against the mountain, and it was magnificent and magnificent. It was built in 1888 and was an important place for the Tuerhute tribe of Mongolia to engage in religious activities. It was one of the four major temples in Xinjiang. It was built by skilled craftsmen from Xizang and Inner Mongolia at a cost of 500 taels of gold. The entire Yellow Temple was composed of 27 monasteries. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
An Introduction to the Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Site in Xi County, Xinyang City
The Old City of Xi Country was a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit in Xi County. The old city of Xi Country was located 4 kilometers southwest of Xi County, 500 meters southwest of Xuzhuang Village in Chengjiao Township. It was located on the north bank of the old Huai River. Pugong Mountain, which Su Dongpo praised as the "first peak in the southeast", stood in the east of the old city. There was Qingshui River in the northeast and plains in the north. The terrain of the ruins was dangerous and strategic. It was an important road for water and land transportation. It was easy to defend and attack. It met the needs of many battles, so it was built into a city. The city wall was 846 meters long from east to west, 420 meters wide from north to south, 30 meters wide at the base of the wall, and 2532 meters in circumference. The area of the city site was about 355,000 square meters. The first section of the north city wall was well preserved (30 meters long, 25 meters wide, and more than 10 meters high). The thickness of the ramming layer was 0.08 - 0.12 meters, and the diameter of the ramming pit was 0.04 meters. There were four villages in the city, Zhang Zhuang, Wang Dian, Li Gang and Huang Zhuang. The cultural relics unearthed and collected over the years include bronze swords of the Spring and Autumn Period, bronze dagger-axes, chariots and horses of the Warring States Period, bronze arrowheads, bronze tripods, etc., pottery pots, urns, pots, etc., and broken pottery fragments outside the village can be seen. The site provided important information for the study of Chu culture in the Huaihe River basin. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Lingtai County Cultural Relics
Lingtai County has many cultural relics. Lingtai County Museum was located in the county town, with a total construction area of 1700 square meters. It had more than 10,000 cultural relics in its collection, including 497 pieces of various cultural relics on display. On September 20, 2006, the 2006 'China·Lingtai Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture (International) Academic Exchange Conference and Huangfu Mi Cultural Festival officially opened. Six cultural relics collected by Lingtai County Museum, including the painted red pottery Heavenly King of the Tang Dynasty, the beast-faced red pottery tomb guarding beast, and the painted Hu figurines, camels and maids of the Tang Dynasty, participated in the exhibition of "Peerless Beauty--Women's Life in Tang Dynasty" in Lin Zexu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City, focusing on the economic and cultural development of Lingtai in Tang Dynasty. Lingtai Ancient Bell, also known as Mingchang Iron Bell, was cast in the first year of Cheng 'an of Jin Zhangzong (1196). It is a provincial cultural relic protection unit and now exists in Lingtai Cultural Center. The bell is 3.3 meters high, 5 meters in circumference, and has nine teeth. It is covered with inscriptions, with different characters and contents. It is arranged neatly and orderly. The sound of striking the body is loud and clear, and can be heard within a radius of ten miles. In addition, Lingtai County was conducting the second round of collection of immovable cultural relics clues, which mainly included ancient cultural sites.(The living places and production sites of ancient humans, as well as traces of the transformation and utilization of the natural environment), ancient tombs (a regional place formed by burying ancient humans), ancient buildings (The main surviving buildings built in ancient times such as old houses, temples, etc.), cave temples and stone carvings (caves dug by Buddhist or other religious believers on cliffs, text patterns carved on stones, etc.), important historical sites and representative buildings in modern times (important historical sites and representative buildings related to major historical events, etc.), and others (such as cultural landscapes, paleo fossil sites, and other material entities with historical, artistic, and scientific value), etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Longxi County Cultural Relics
Longxi County had many cultural relics. Among them, there was a two-ear colored pottery jar of the Majiayao culture, which was unearthed in 1977 in Sanshipu, Shouyang Town, Longxi County, which was a national first-class cultural relic. There was also a similar type of colored pottery bottle with a spiral pattern and a sharp bottom, which was unearthed in Lujiaping, Longxi County, which was also a national first-class cultural relic. Double-hook pattern double-ear colored pottery jar belongs to the Bronze Age Xindian culture, collected in Wenfeng Town, Longxi County, Dingtian City. The painted nebula pattern gray pottery pot of the Warring States Period was a national first-class cultural relic unearthed in Shouyang Town, and the bronze sword of the Warring States Period was a third-class cultural relic unearthed in Sunjiaping, Wenfeng Town, in 1983. The pottery house of Han Dynasty was unearthed in Liangjiaping, Shouyang Town in 1973, and the pottery horse of Tang Dynasty was unearthed in Gongchang Town, Longxi County in the 1960s. The Chongning Bronze Bell of Song Dynasty was cast in the first year of Chongning of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty (1102), and moved to Weiyuan Building in the 16th year of Daoguang of Qing Dynasty (1836). The glazed stupa of Yuan Dynasty was a national first-class cultural relic, which was unearthed on the north slope of Touping Mountain in Gongchang Town in April 1984. In addition, there were county-level cultural relics protection units such as the Ming Longxi City Wall, as well as the provincial-level cultural relics protection unit Li Family Dragon Palace. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Cultural Relics in Benxi County
Benxi County has many cultural relics. In the Neolith Age, a jade axe was unearthed from the lower layer of Cave B in Machengzi, Benxi County. It was 13.2 cm long, 8.5 cm wide and 1.5 cm thick. It was ground from dark green jade. Its plane was nearly ladder-shaped, with a circular top and a slightly curved blade. There were signs of collapse on one side of the blade corner, which might be the symbol of the power of the clan chief at that time. A stone shovel was also unearthed. It was 11.8 cm long, 7.3 cm wide and 1.1 cm thick. It was made by hammering. The front plane was peach-shaped. It was an agricultural production tool. A bone fish dart was unearthed from the lower layer of Cave B in Dongwaizi, Nandian Town, Benxi County. It was 10.1 cm long, 2.8 cm wide and 0.9 cm thick. It was ground from animal bones. The plane was long triangular and the tip was sharp. It was an ancient fish forking tool. A pottery jar with the word "dragon" on its shoulder was unearthed from the Jin Dynasty tomb in Xiaoshi. The tomb belonged to the Sanyan culture, and the word "dragon" on the jar reflected the influence of the Central Plains culture on this place. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>