The Taiqing Water Moon Scenery was filmed in the Taiqing Scenic Area of Laoshan. This was the location of Taiqing Water Moon, the first of the twelve scenic spots of Laoshan. The specific filming locations included the shore of Taiqing Bay, where one could see the moon rising above the sea and the moonlight shining on the water surface, as well as the beautiful scenery of Taiqing Water Moon near Taiqing Square. In addition, along the long coastline of Mount Lao, such as Liuqing River Beach, it was also a good place to admire the moon. Although it was not as famous as Taiqing Water Moon, it also had the beautiful scenery of the moon on the sea, which could reflect the approximate range of Taiqing Water Moon. The view of the Stone Elder Beach was wide, and the beach was suitable for admiring the moon. Moreover, the night scene of the internet celebrity in Laoshan District complemented the moon, which could also be used as a reference point for shooting the scenery of Taiqing Water Moon.
Taiqing Water Moon was located in the territory of Mount Lao. It was the first of the twelve scenic spots on Mount Lao and was also the most famous place for internet celebrities to admire the moon. Lin Shaoyan, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty, had a poem praising him: "We made an appointment to visit the immortal world, and tonight we stayed in Taiqing." The moon is small in the misty mountains, and the tide is calm in the night. The drizzle is cold at dawn, and the leaves of the new autumn are startled. Quietly sitting alone, counting the bells of dawn." It was said that during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Liu Yong was related to the beautiful scenery of Taiqing Water Moon. Liu Yong either returned to Laoshan because he had been demoted, or went to Laoshan's ancestral residence to visit his elders and relatives when he entered the capital as an official. He came to Taiqing Palace on Laoshan for a short stay. Attracted by the scenery of the mountains and water, he stayed in Taiqing Palace to drink tea and talk about ancient and modern times with the Taoist priest. When he saw the bright moon rising from the sea, he wrote the words "Taiqing Water Moon". However, there was also a point of view that Liu Yong's arrival in Qing Dynasty was not recorded in history. The current " Taiqing Shuiyue " was written by Du Songqin, a famous calligrapher in Qing Dao, in 1982. In 2017, Taiqing Water Moon was named the " most beautiful place to admire the moon in China " by CCTV. Whenever the moon hung high between the sky and the sea, the entire Taiqing tourist area was bathed in moonlight, as if it was a paradise on earth. Although there were other places to admire the moon on the long coastline of Mount Lao, Taiqing Water Moon was famous and became a cultural feast for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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"Tai Qing" had many meanings: - In terms of the year title, Taiqing (April 547-December 549) was the seventh year title used by Emperor Wu of Liang, Xiao Yan, for a total of two years. The former Duke Dao of Liang, Zhang Tianxi, also used the Taiqing Era (363 - 376 AD). After the death of Emperor Wu of Liang, Emperor Jianwen Xiao Gang used it after he ascended the throne. It was also used during the period when King Wuling of Liang Xiao Ji ruled Chengdu. It was also used during the period when Emperor Yuan of Liang Xiao Yi ruled Jingzhou. This year's title is based on the meaning of peace and quiet in the sea. - In terms of Taoist mythology, Taiqing was one of the Three Pure Ones, namely Lord Dao De (Taishang Laojun), ranked third, above the 33 heavens. Christmas Day was on the 15th day of the second month of the lunar calendar. It was one of the highest gods in the Daoist immortal pedigree and one of the creators of all things in the world. It symbolized the "Taichu" state of the transformation of all things, which was the third century of the formation of the universe. Later generations called it the first year of the Founding Emperor. It represented the Dongjing Sect, the Dao De Sect and the Zhengyi Sect of the Taiqing Mansion. The statue of the Nine Immortals of the Taiqing Realm was always on the right. It held the Taiji Divine Fan and looked down on all things in the world. - In terms of books, there were books that were divided into five parts: Taiqing Heaven and its Descending Scripture, Taiqing Pills, Taiqing History, and Taiqing Literature. The content included the origin and early spread, the alchemy literature in the Shangqing Scripture, and the main characteristics of Taiqing Alchemy. - In terms of modern occupations, Tai Qing could also be referred to as a streamer.
In the Three Pure Ones 'concept, Taiqing was the Lord of Dao De (Taishang Laojun), who was above the 33 heavens. In terms of Taoist concepts, Taiqing was the place where the Dharmakaya of the Heavenly Lord of Dao and Virtue lived. Its realm was above Yuqing and Shangqing. Only immortals could enter here, so it also referred to the fairyland. In addition, Taiqing also had many meanings. It could refer to the sky, such as "Only the sage can correct his voice, adjust his voice, so his virtue reaches Taiqing, Taining, and all spirits". It could also refer to the way of heaven and nature, such as "acting with propriety and righteousness, building it with Taiqing". It could also be extended to the era of inaction in ancient times, such as "the beginning of Taiqing, and harmony with silence". Taiqing could also refer to the era of the Three Emperors. It could also refer to the purity of the vitality. Basically, it meant that it was very bright and clear, without any impurities or dirt.
Tai Qing had many meanings: 1. In terms of the year title, Taiqing (April 547-December 549) was the seventh year title used by Emperor Wu of Liang, Xiao Yan, for a total of two years. Zhang Tianxi, Duke of Dao of the former Liang Dynasty, also used it. After the death of Emperor Wu of Liang, Emperor Jianwen Xiao Gang ascended the throne and used it. It was also used when Xiao Ji, King of Wuling, was in Chengdu. It was also used when Emperor Xiao Yi of Liang Yuan was in Jingzhou. This year's title is based on the meaning of peace and quiet in the sea. 2. In terms of mythology and religion, Tai Qing was one of the Three Pure Ones. The Three Pure Ones were respectively Yuqing Yuanshi Tianzun, Shangqing Lingbao Tianzun, and Taiqing Daode Tianzun (Taishang Laojun). The Taiqing Heavenly Lord Dao De's Christmas Day was on the 15th of the second month of the lunar calendar. Sage Taiqing walked the Path of Oblivion and only took in one disciple, Xuandu. The sect he founded was the Humanity Sect. 3. There was also a streamer named Taiqing, as well as a book that was divided into five parts: Taiqing Heaven and its Descending Scripture, Taiqing Pills, Taiqing History, and Taiqing Literature. The content covered the origin and early spread, as well as the alchemy literature in the Shangqing Scripture.
"Tai Qing" had many meanings. In ancient literature,"Taiqing" could be used as a metaphor for the sky, such as "Wang Qiao's ride on the clouds, carrying the red clouds and soaring through the Taiqing"; it could also be used as a metaphor for the way of heaven and nature, such as "acting with propriety and righteousness, and building with Taiqing"; it could also be extended to the time when the ancient people ruled by inaction, such as "the beginning of Taiqing, harmony and silence"; at the same time, it was also referred to by the ancients as the purity of vitality, such as "Taiqing asked infinity: 'Do you know?'" In terms of moral character, the word "Qing" implied clarity and clarity, which was related to honesty, kindness, purity, etc. In terms of wisdom, the word "Qing" implied clarity and clarity, which was related to thinking, insight, understanding, academic research, etc. In terms of achievement, the word "Qing" implied noble character and clear behavior. In terms of growth, the word "Qing" implied that people kept learning and making progress, making their inner world clear and transparent, and also implied the purity of their living environment. In addition, from the perspective of the general concept of metaphor,"Taiqing", as a more abstract concept, could be given more understanding of entities or substances through noumenon metaphor and other forms in different context, but there was no typical special and unique metaphor meaning under this modern metaphor form (such as metaphor for a specific modern concept).
Taiqing had different meanings in different context. In terms of the year title, Emperor Wu of Liang used the year title of Taiqing Dynasty to take advantage of Hou Jing's surrender in the south to eliminate the northern regime and make the sea peaceful and quiet. In terms of name, Taiqing implied that it was the mountain and the North Dipper, fresh and handsome. It had the meaning of being admired, fresh and novel, and not falling behind the convention. It also meant that it was prosperous, successful, educated and reasonable, and clean. In Taoist culture, Taiqing was one of the Three Pure Ones. It was the place where Lord Dao De, the Dharmakaya transformed from the Heavenly Lord Yuanshi, lived. It could also be used to refer to the fairyland. It also symbolized the freedom and immortality of jumping out of the three realms and five elements. In some poems, Taiqing could refer to the sky, the Way of Heaven, nature, and also to the time when the primordial era was governed by inaction. The ancients also referred to the pure vitality.
In Taoism,"Taiqing" had many meanings. It was one of the Three Pure Realms, and the Great Pure Realm was where the Lord of Dao and Virtue lived. Lord Dao De, the full name of Lord Dao De, was also known as Lord Laozi, Lord Taishang, and the third of the Three Pure Gods of Taoism. From a historical and cultural point of view, Laozi was respected as the ancestor of Taoism and was regarded as the embodiment of the Lord of Dao and Virtue. The Taiqing Heavenly Lord Dao De's Christmas Day was on the 15th day of the second month of the lunar calendar. The palace he belonged to was the Dachi Heavenly Palace. Its Qi was mysterious, and the statue was always on the right. It held the Taiji Divine Fan and looked down on everything in the world. It symbolized the "Taichu" state of all things, which was the third century of the formation of the universe. It represented the Dongjing Sect, the Dao De Sect and the Zhengyi Sect of the Taiqing Mansion, and the nine immortals of the Taiqing Realm. In terms of temple architecture, Taoism often used the word "Taiqing" to name temples, such as Taiqing Palace. There were many places in Taiqing Palace. The Taiqing Palace in Luyi was the birthplace of Laozi. It was the ancestral court of Taoism and had a deep historical origin. After many dynasties of construction, expansion, and changes, the building inherited the scale and characteristics of the Song Dynasty. The structure was simple and symmetrical, and a large number of mortises and tenons were used. Laoshan Taiqing Scenic Area was one of the seven scenic areas of Laoshan Scenic Area. The Taiqing Palace here was built in the first year of Jianyuan of the Western Han Dynasty. It was the ancestral court of Laoshan Taoism. The scenic area was featured by Taoist scenic spots, Jiangnan plants, rock wonders, etc.
In Taoist concepts, the left of Taiqing had different meanings. For example, Primogenitor Lingbao was on the left side of Taiqing, and his status was slightly higher than Taishang Laojun. Mao Gu, one of the three True Lords, was listed on the left side of Taiqing in Tao Hongjing's Map of True Spirit Position and Karma, and was named Mao Jun, the Right Forbidden Master of Gouqu Mountain.