There were many historical sites in Jiande, such as the Ksitigarbha Hall, Fragrance Pavilion, Red Sky, Cave View, Yuhua Villa, Luofu Fairyland, Yuhua Lake, etc. in the Daciyan Scenic Area. Among them, the Ksitigarbha Hall was also known as the Daciyan Temple. It was embedded in the main peak of the Daciyan. Half of the building was embedded in the belly of the rock, and the other half was suspended in the air. It was known as the "Jiangnan Xuankong Temple". The city wall of the ancient town of Mei City was first built in the 18th year of Muzhou. The battlements were shaped like half plum blossoms. There were a few memorial archways in the ancient town, such as Jiande Square, which was built to commemorate the achievements of Marquis Jiande in guarding Yan City. There were also some other memorial archways that were exquisitely carved and imposing. In addition, Xinye Ancient Village was also one of Jiande's historical sites.
Nanjing has many historical sites. The following is an introduction to some of them: - ** Cang Ding Da Jing **: This is the largest ancient well in Nanjing, with a history of nearly 700 years. Its name originated from the Xiaoqi granary of the Ming Dynasty. - Qinhuai River: It was the cradle of Nanjing's ancient civilization and a tributary of the Yangtze River. It was called the Huai River in ancient times and was known as "China's first historical and cultural river." Human activities had been taking place in the river basin since the Stone Age. During the Six Dynasties, it became a gathering place for famous families. Merchants gathered, literati gathered, and Confucianism flourished. The Ming and Qing Dynasties were its heyday. In the 1920s, Zhu Ziqing once boated here and wrote "Qinhuai River in the Sound of Oars and Lights." The Qinhuai River scenic belt took the Qinhuai River as the axis and the Confucius Temple as the center, including Zhan Garden, Baiji Island, Zhonghua Gate, etc. - ** Jiming Temple **: built in 300 AD (the second year of Yongkang in the Western Jin Dynasty). - ** Qixia Temple **: It was built in 484 AD (the year of Qi Yongming of the Southern Dynasty). - Confucius Temple: It was located on Gongyuan Street on the north bank of Qinhuai River in Qinhuai District, Nanjing, west of Jiangnan Gongyuan. It was located in the core area of the Qinhuai scenic belt of Confucius Temple. It was a group of large-scale ancient buildings, mainly composed of Confucius Temple, School Palace, and Gongyuan. - ** Chang Yuchun's Tomb **: Located in the bamboo forest of Nanjing, it was rebuilt in February of the 10th year of Tongzhi (1871). Chang Yuchun was ranked second only to Xu Da among Zhu Yuanzhang's generals. He was known for his bravery and bravery. He had made outstanding military achievements in his life. After his death, Zhu Yuanzhang named this tomb after his last battle,"King Kaiping". - ** Tomb of Wu Liang **: The stone statue had typical characteristics of the early Ming Dynasty. Wu Liang was good at defense. He guarded Jiangyin for ten years to resist Zhang Shicheng's attack and became the southeast barrier of Zhu Yuanzhang's politics. In the fifth year of Hongwu (1372), he assisted Deng Yu to pacify the western Guangdong region. In the fourteenth year of Hongwu (1381), he died of illness in Qingzhou and was posthumously awarded the title of Shangzhu State, Duke of Jiang. - ** Zhan Garden **: The oldest existing garden in Nanjing was built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was changed to the Chief Secretary's Yamen in Jiangning. Emperor Qianlong visited it twice during his southern tour and inscribed a plaque with the words "Zhan Garden". During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, it served as the residence of Yang Xiuqing, the Eastern King, and Lai Hanying, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Summer Palace. Later, it was destroyed by war. After restoration in 1960, it was divided into two scenic spots, the eastern and the western. The theme building of the park, Jingmiao Hall, was built on the water like a waterside pavilion. It was won by stone, and the landscape effect and practical function were ingeniously combined. It was an important tourist attraction on the Qinhuai scenic belt. In the huge collection album of China Gardens, it was recorded in the history of Chinese gardens as the only representative of ancient Jinling gardens. It was now listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit. - Chaotian Palace: The largest and most well-preserved ancient architectural complex in Jiangnan. In ancient times, it was used as a place for civil and military officials to practice their worship etiquette. Today, it is the location of the Nanjing Museum. - "Ming Xiao Mausoleum": Located on Mount Zijin, there are more than 200 cultural relics on Mount Zijin, and Ming Xiao Mausoleum is one of them. - [Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum: also located on Mount Zhijin.] - ** Purple Mountain Astronomical Observatory **: Located on Purple Mountain, it is also one of the many cultural relics on Purple Mountain. - Linggu Temple: Located on Mount Zijin, it was one of the temples in Nanjing. Nanjing was one of the earliest areas in China where Buddhist culture was spread. There were many temples, such as Qixia Temple and Jiming Temple.
The ancient town of Mei City had many historical allusions. Its name originated from the plum blossom shape built on the riverside section of the city wall. There were two and a half plum blossoms in the world, one in Beijing, one in Nanjing, and half in Yanzhou (Meicheng). The ancient town of Meicheng was the seat of the ancient Yanzhou government. In ancient times, it was as famous as the Hangzhou government and the Shaoxing government. It had been the seat of the state government for more than 1,300 years since the early Tang Dynasty. Jiande County was established in the fourth year of Wu Huangwu of the Three Kingdoms (225), and Meicheng was the county seat. In the first year of Tang Shengong (697), the state seat of Muzhou was moved from Pheasant Mountain (now Chun'an) to Meicheng. From then on, until 1959, Meicheng was the seat of the state, government, road, and special office. This place was once the political, cultural, commercial, and shipping center of the Zhejiang region, which was tens of thousands of square kilometers. During the Ming Dynasty, it was the place where the country's high-end talents were imported. The success of the imperial examination led to the emergence of many top scholars, scholars, and juren. Dozens of memorial archways were also built for this purpose. Many famous people in history had interacted with Mei City. Du Mu, Fan Zhongyan, Lu You, and Liu Changqing had all served here as officials. Poets Xie Lingyun, Li Bai, and Meng Haoran had traveled here. The ancient city had also appeared in the classical novels Water Margins, Scholars, and Golden Lotus. Wu Zixu, Zhu Maichen, Yan Guang, Jiang Gongwang, Zhu Xi, Pan Tianshou, etc. had also been officials, lectured or lived in seclusion here, leaving behind many allusions and good stories.
Many poets had left poems about Nanjing's historical sites. For example, Liu Yuxi's "In the old days, the swallows in front of the Wang Xie Hall flew into the homes of ordinary people." It depicted the historical site of Wuyi Alley: "The wild grass and flowers by the Vermilion Bird Bridge, and the sunset at the entrance of Wuyi Alley." It was also about the scenery of Wuyi Alley. Du Mu's "Four hundred and eighty temples in the Southern Dynasty, how many towers in the misty rain." And "The merchant girl doesn't know the hatred of the subjugation of the country. Across the river, she still sings the flowers in the backyard." (Moored on the Qinhuai River) are all related to Nanjing's historical sites. Li Bai had the poem,"The phoenix swims on the Phoenix Terrace. The phoenix goes to the empty river and flows freely." I wrote Phoenix Terrace in Jinling. Xu Hun's "Song of the broken king of Yushu, the end of Jingyang's army." It was also a poem about Nanjing's historical sites. There was also Xie Chi's Jiangnan Beauty Land, Jinling Imperial Prefecture. Stretching with green water, far away from the vermilion tower." These poems showed the style of Nanjing's historical sites and the historical and cultural implications behind them from different angles.
There were many cultural relics and historical sites in Jiande. The key cultural relics under national protection include the Turtle Cave Ruins, Xishan Bridge, the local architecture of Xinye Village, the South Peak Pagoda and the North Peak Pagoda of Meicheng. The local architecture of Xinye Village was from the Ming Dynasty to the Republic of China. The provincial cultural relics protection units include the Dabai Mountain kiln site, the local architecture of Li Village, the local architecture of Shangwu Fang Village, Nanpu Bridge, and Xin 'anjiang Water Power Station (including Baisha Bridge). City-level cultural relics protection units include many historical sites such as Ye Da Ancestral Hall, such as Liushanyan Neolith Ruins, Zhu Maichen Tomb, Lingqi Cave Wall Inscription, etc. There are a total of 82. These historical sites covered various types, from the ruins of the Neoliths to ancient buildings, ancient tombs, ancient bridges, cliff carvings, and so on. They reflected the historical and cultural features of Jiande from ancient times to modern times. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Jiande City's specialties included Jiande tea, Sandu oranges, Jiande Zhuangyuan cake, ocean crab, Yanzhou crisp cake, and so on. Jiande bud tea was a type of green tea, famous for its unique appearance, excellent quality, and quiet fragrance. Sandu oranges had thin and smooth skin, thick and juicy meat, and moderate sweetness and sourness. They were very popular among consumers. Jiande Zhuangyuan Cake was a traditional snack with crispy skin, rich filling and delicious taste. The ocean crab was famous in Jiande City for its fat, yellow and fresh taste. Yan Zhou shortbread was a famous traditional snack in Jiande. It was small and plump, with a crab yellow color and a crispy texture. Other than these specialties, Jiande also had other delicacies and agricultural products, such as Yan Zhou Dried Tea Duck, Jiande Strawberries, Jiande Meatballs, and so on. These local specialties were the pride of Jiande City.
The postcodes of Jiande are 311413, 311600, 311601, 311602, 311603, 311604, 311605, 311606, 311607, 311608, 311611, 311612, 311613, 311614, 311615, 311616, 311617, 311618, 311619. 311623, 311699, etc.
The postcode of Jiande City is 311600. The subordinate addresses of Jiande City are 311601, 311602, 311603, 311604, 311605, 311606, 311607, 311611, 311612, 311613, 311614, 311615, 311616, 311617, 311618, 311619, 311623. 311699, etc.
According to the weather forecast of Jiande, it was sunny on December 14 at-1 ° C ~11 ° C, sunny on December 15 at-2 ° C ~13 ° C, sunny on December 16 at 0 ° C ~15 ° C, cloudy on December 17 at 1 ° C ~13 ° C, sunny on December 18 at 0 ° C ~10 ° C, cloudy on December 19 at 1 ° C ~11 ° C, cloudy on December 20 at 1 ° C ~11 ° C. Therefore, it rained on December 20th.
Jiande City was a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Hangzhou City in Zhejiang Province. It was called Yanzhou in ancient times. Yanzhou had a long history. The establishment of the ancient Yanzhou Prefecture had a history of more than 1300 years. It was first established in the fourth year of Wude of Tang Dynasty (621). At that time, Yanzhou governed Tonglu, Jiande and Fenshui counties. Mei City of Jiande City was the original seat of Yanzhou Prefecture. The ancient city of Yanzhou in Mei City had a history of nearly a thousand years. It was described as "Three Rivers Prosperous Posthouse, Thousand Year Yanzhou Prefecture". Jiande was the capital of the independent Yanzhou Prefecture for a long time. It was an important political, economic, and cultural center in southwest Zhejiang. However, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the administrative relationship of Jiande had changed many times. Now it was a county-level city managed by Hangzhou. Jiande tea, also known as Yanzhou tea, was a special tea of Jiande. It was a kind of orchid-type delicate half-baked green tea produced in the mountains and valleys of Meicheng and Sandu in Jiande City (formerly known as Yanzhou).
The earliest oracle bone inscriptions in the Shi family's ruins were two pieces of bone inscriptions unearthed before the 15th century B.C. These oracle bone inscriptions were relatively primitive and belonged to the late Yueshi culture, which was at least 300 years earlier than the oracle bone inscriptions of the Yin Ruins in Anyang. These oracle bones were considered to be one of the earliest known oracle bones in China.