In the evening, Dongguan Street is very busy with traffic. As soon as I entered the street, I smelled antique. The houses there are all blue bricks and black tiles, and the red lanterns hanging at the door are even more dazzling. The neon lights on the roof are resplendent, like golden dragons galloping away.
"Yangzhou specialty-candy, free to taste! Delicious, handmade. " Hawking's cry drew me to the past. It turned out to be a candy store. The boss enthusiastically asked me to try two pieces. Looking at the candy covered with sesame seeds, I ate a piece and didn't swallow it. Sticky sugar mixed with faint sesame fragrance, endless aftertaste, delicious!
We walked on and came to a century-old shop, Xie Fuchun, which originated from Xie Fuchun in Daoguang period of Qing Dynasty (1830) and has a history of 100 years. Its world-famous product is duck egg powder, which looks like a white egg.
Then, we went to a famous handicraft shop in Yangzhou, and saw some snail paintings made of shells and other materials in three knife shops in Yangzhou, as well as red lacquerware, nail clippers, kitchen knives and scissors for sale. Lacquerware looks made of wood, but it is actually made of paint. There are many styles, including rings, necklaces and exquisite boxes. By the way, and Four Treasures of the Study-pen and ink, we have a look.
Unconsciously, I came to the end of Dongguan Street-Dongguan Gudu. I stood on the dock, admiring the sparkling ribbon-shaped Grand Canal. The colored lights by the canal dyed the river colorful. At this time, I think it is the most beautiful scene of Dongguan Street.
I love my hometown Yangzhou. It is always waiting for you to be a guest with a beautiful attitude.
Introduction to Dongguan Street When it comes to Dongguan Street, the old Linyi people can be said to be well known.
When it ran through Dongguan, it was the only way for Dongxiang people to enter the east and south gates of Linyi, and it was also a well-known bustling business district, which was once very popular.
For a long time after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Dongguan Street was a main road in Linyi City.
In the sixties and seventies of last century, a number of light industries such as wineries, canneries and non-staple food factories were built in this area, and the traffic on Dongguan Street was like a shuttle bus all day, reaching an unprecedented peak.
However, with the decline of a number of light industries and the westward movement of the city's commercial center, it lost its former glory and gradually evolved into a wide and flat residential alley.
Just look at today's Dongguan Street, but it is an ordinary alley: the street is bumpy and bumpy, with a width of only over two meters. Even two cars can't be parallel, and pedestrians are only in twos and threes, and they don't leave for a long time.
It's hard to remember its past.
Introduction to Dongguan Street Dongguan Street is the most representative historical old street in Yangzhou.
East to the ancient canal and west to Guoqing Road, with a total length of 1 122 meters. The original street pavement was paved with long slate 1.
It is not only the main road of land and water transportation in Yangzhou, but also the center of commerce, handicrafts and religious culture.
The listed wells on the street are bustling, and all kinds of businesses are booming.
There are nearly 100 shops including Luchenhang, Youmifang, Fresh Fish Store, Baxian Store, Guadian and Zhudian.
There is always a frog sound in the famous prose of Dongguan Street in Yangzhou when it was born in the south. There is a low-lying meadow in front of my window. When spring comes, it will grow a lot of grass and even some small flowers to attract some bees to fly away.
Many children like to pick flowers on the grass or play some games that they think are interesting.
Such days are always warm, because sunshine, flowers and children are enough to decorate spring beautifully and affectionately, which makes people unable to hide and be fascinated.
But in May, there will be a lot of rain, and the rain will wash the holly trees next to the grass very green, and the cool green will fill the whole grass.
So the children folded a small white paper boat with paper and went to the puddle on the grass to set sail for their little dream.
Only on a moonlit night does that meadow belong to me completely.
At this time, I slept soundly at night. A bright moon came to the puddle, and the reflected water was so white.
On the white water, a little frog suddenly appeared out of nowhere, jumping happily, as if to see the moon from the water or sit on it and set it free.
The little frog is like a child. When they have fun, they will sit on the water and sing together.
That's the frog sound that I can't live without in my life.
Accustomed to reading and writing at night, I love that window very much. The sound of frogs fluctuates, which can make my thoughts drift into the depths of such a season.
But I don't have a window in the south, and my days in Beijing are long. In front of my window, there is such a meadow, a cluster of green willows and an apricot flower in the spring sunshine.
But there is no rainy season in the north, so we can't see children folding paper boats.
It won't rain in Beijing until July and August, which is the season when Sophora japonica blooms.
The rain in Beijing will fall all over the streets with Sophora japonica, which will make the whole day fragrant, but even such rain will not accumulate a pool of water and attract angelic frogs, so even if there is a moon after the rain, she can't find a place to live and wash in this fragrance.
I stubbornly think that if the rain of Sophora japonica in Beijing can accumulate into a depression, such a shallow depression filled with the fragrance of Sophora japonica, there will be a bright moon reflecting the water as silvery white, and a group of angelic frogs will sing around the moon.
I often run away at night after the rain in Beijing. I thought I could find such a place. Just under a window, even in front of a spoony student, even by the water, there are barefoot footprints of children playing in the water.
However, I didn't find such a place when I ran away. I think there is such a place after all, but I haven't found it.
The moonlit night in Beijing is an era of prose culture for me. I interpret my dreams on the keyboard. When I was in love, a frog suddenly floated in a certain section. This is naive frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog frog.
At this time, people will enter the past time in a trance, and a heart on the journey will suddenly get hot and be deeply moved.
But when I listened attentively, I found silence outside the window. I can hear the rustling of moonlight on Liu Yeer, but there are no frogs.
Oh, at this time, I feel deeply lost. It turns out that the frog's voice originated from my dreams, or auditory hallucinations that can never be erased.
Tonight in spring, it's like this again. I turned on the computer and tapped out a nostalgic text. Unconsciously, there is a frog outside the window. It is so kind and warm. It swayed the warm wind of the spring night and entered the heart along the emotional vein.
However, I woke up suddenly, but it was clearly a silent night! People can't help but find that the warm emotion turned into two cold tears and hung on their cheeks like ice.
Excerpt from: Appreciation of "A Wanderer's Dinner" by Writers Publishing House: Reference Answer of the Seventh Reading Training Ground 1. The author compares the grass and puddles in front of the window of the South China with his window when he was in Beijing, and writes his unique feelings about the South China, thus expressing his deep attachment and nostalgia for the hometown of the South China.
2. The "frog sound" I just heard suddenly warmed my heart during the journey and was deeply moved by it, which originally came from my dream.
(If the answer is "the first frog sound originated in my dream", it is considered as an incomplete answer, because there is no premise that "my heart suddenly moved during the trip and was deeply moved by it". In the last paragraph, through the author's "auditory hallucination", he wrote his thoughts on frogs again, further expressing the author's yearning for his hometown when he was in a foreign land, which played a role in deepening the theme of the article.
At the same time, writing "auditory hallucination" echoes the second paragraph "That is the frog sound that I can't live without in my life" and the fifth paragraph "That is the auditory hallucination that can never be erased".
Frogs is an unforgettable event in the author's hometown life.
The author skillfully replaced the abstract "emotion" in his hometown with the image of "frog sound" to express his nostalgia and reluctance to forget the "frog sound". At the same time, the whole article is centered on the "frog sound". The author not only wrote the "frog sound" in his hometown, but also wrote the "frog sound" he imagined and expected when he was in Beijing.
It can be seen that the title "There are always frogs" not only points out the clues of the article, but also vividly and implicitly writes the author's attachment and nostalgia for his hometown, showing the main idea of the article.
The history of Dongguan Street in Dalian? Dalian Dongguan Street is located in the Dongguan Street under the jurisdiction of Rixin Street in Xigang District.
Its history can be traced back to 1905. It was once prosperous in the 1920s and 1930s, but now it is one of the most dilapidated neighborhoods in Dalian.
According to the literature and history of Xigang, Dalian, there is a small mound in the west of Qingniwa Bridge in Dalian and the north section of Beijing Street, which is commonly known as "Xiaogang" by ordinary people. Russian colonialists divided Xiaogang area into "China area" where China people lived.
Later, more people from China came to Shandong and Hebei to make a living, and many people became a city. By 1905, Xiaogang had become the "commercial street of China" after the Japanese occupied Dalian.
1September, 905 to1year1October, Japanese colonists forcibly moved China people near Nanshan to Xiaogang on the pretext that "Lower China people generally live in compact communities, and they have concerns about hygiene and discipline".
In the 1920s and 1930s, this area was a place where Chinese businessmen were concentrated.
With Dalong Street, Xinkai Street (now newly opened road) and Xiaogang Market (now Xigang Market) as the center, it starts from Rixin Street, Jiushou Street and Beijing Street in the west and ends in Xigang Street, Hongji Street and Dongguan Street in the east, becoming a prosperous area in Xigang area.
The reason why it is called Dongguan Street is another folk saying. During the Japanese occupation period, China people living in Xiaogang had to go through customs inspection when they went to Japanese residential areas. The checkpoint was located in the east of Xiaogang, so it was called Dongguan Street.
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Come to an essay on Yangzhou alley culture, 600 words. Yangzhou was once called "Lane City".
This is to describe her ancient streets and deep alleys, dense, narrow and long. The whole city seems to be woven by countless alleys.
After the ups and downs of history, many streets and lanes in the past have disappeared, but some have survived to this day, which has become a valuable witness to the past features of Yangzhou ancient city.
Walking on the road paved with these slabs and bricks, with ancient gatehouses or uneven horse-head walls on both sides, you seem to have traveled back to Yangzhou's past through time and space.
For the scenery of Yangzhou ancient city, Zheng Banqiao once described it as "Qingyang deep alley, people lean on Zhumen".
The swaying willows, winding alleys, gentle and graceful beauties and scarlet doors constitute an ancient Guangling amorous feelings map.
Today's Yangzhou has undergone earth-shaking changes, but it is not difficult to find traces of the past in the ancient city, which is particularly valuable when many cities in the country are carrying out disorderly, short-sighted and even barbaric so-called "construction".
In recent years, Yangzhou is planning to develop the tourist routes of historical blocks, and the areas of Dongguan Street and Donghuanmen have been developed in advance.
There are gardens, Yiyuan Garden, bonsai garden, Zhunti Temple, Wudang Palace, Qingxi former residence, Wangxiao Garden, etc. for people to visit.
However, in addition, there are many ancient streets and deep alleys worth visiting in Yangzhou.
They are scattered in every corner of the ancient city of Yangzhou, which makes people feel that "they are kept in an inner room and no one knows her".
If you visited Yangzhou in ancient times, you had to go to Xiajie in the South Valley.
Under the south river, south of Yangzhou and north bank of the canal, it is an east-west ancient street.
Hundreds of years ago, because salt merchants lived together, it was very popular here, and there were rows of Zhumen flower houses.
Although we have lost the noise of the past, we still have many magnificent old houses.
If you walk from west to east, you will see a series of ancient buildings that have experienced vicissitudes.
The westernmost part is the Hubei Guild Hall, which is famous for its thick beams and columns. Now it stands quietly in the north of the street and has become a place where residents live together.
East of Hubei Guild Hall is the residence of Wang Lumen, a big salt merchant in Yangzhou in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.
This mansion is the largest existing former residence of salt merchants in Yangzhou.
Wang Mansion is exquisitely carved and connected by cloisters, which is completely Huizhou style.
The salt merchant Wang was born in Anhui, so the layout and decoration of the building are Huizhou.
Further east is the former residence of Liao Yanshang. The tall gatehouse made of water mill bricks stands tall, and you can know the wealth of that year at a glance.
The old house in Liao Jia consists of several rooms.
Not long ago, several plaques from the Qing Dynasty or the Republic of China were found on the ceiling of the old house, and they are still hanging on the beams, adding a bit of mystery to this old house.
Hunan Guild Hall is located in the east of Liao Jia's former residence, with a carved eight-character gatehouse facing the street.
At that time, Hunan merchants came and went here, bringing Sanxiang Lei Feng to the south of the Yangtze River and spreading Guangling's swan song to Dongting.
During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom War, Zeng Guofan, the governor of the two rivers, paraded in Yangzhou and stayed in this Hunan Hall under the South River. Later, Yangzhou people built a "Zeng Gong Temple" to worship him, which is still there today.
Further east, there are Anhui Guild Hall and Jiangxi Guild Hall sites along the street.
Although there are only some broken walls left, it can also make people imagine the busy scene of people getting on the bus and getting dressed in this ancient street in Ma Rulong.
To the east of Nanhe River, there is a broken old street, which is very famous in history. This is Kangshan Street.
This street is named after Kang Hai, the top scholar in Ming Dynasty, who once lived here. In the Qing Dynasty, it was the home of Jiang Chun, a big salt merchant in Yangzhou, who sent clothes to the emperor.
When Emperor Qianlong visited Yangzhou in the south, he visited Kangshan Caotang several times and wrote several "imperial poems".
At present, there is only one section of Kangshan Street, but there are still historical sites such as Lushi Salt Merchants House, Yanzong Temple and Zenggong Temple, which are enough for tourists to mourn.
Lushi Mansion, Yanzong Temple and Zenggong Temple have all been perfectly restored and become bright pearls on Kangshan Street.
In the north of Nanhe River, there is an old street called Yin Shi Street.
In the era of salt affairs in Yangzhou, it used to be a place where businessmen from all over the world bought and sold "salt coupons" (salt tickets), just like today's financial street or stock market.
The trading situation here always affects the rise and fall of salt prices in Anhui, Hubei, Hunan and Jiangxi provinces.
In Yin Shi Street, there are two places worth seeing.
First, there is an alley called "Bazongmen", where a famous Huizhou family lived in the Qing Dynasty.
Babbitt managed the salt industry in Yangzhou, and was one of the richest people at that time, and at the same time he was well versed in Confucianism.
Ba Weizu, a famous calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, became famous in Yangzhou No.8 Middle School. Now there is the former residence of Pasteur in Yu Liang Street, Shexian County, Huizhou, from which art historians can find traces of a famous calligrapher in Qing Dynasty.
Deep in an alley on Yin Shi Street, there is an ancient temple called Youtuolin, and you can't help but visit it.
This is a small-scale nun, where Sun Langxian and Mrs. Xu, the governor of Yangzhou, were killed in Xu Baoshan in the early years of the Republic of China.
Xu Baoshan was assassinated by the revolutionary party because he was a bureaucrat and a military inspector, and his family fled into an empty net. The great changes here seem to imply some mystery of fate and life.
Dingjiawan area is also a well-preserved street in Yangzhou.
The walls made of blue bricks, the doors painted with black paint, the ground paved with Grand White Rock, the small courtyard dotted with red flowers, the houses shaded by green trees and the wells surrounded by gray fences all make people vaguely return to the past.
The "Four Banks Salt Department" here, although the square bricks on the gate have peeled off, the cornices are still spectacular.
In the surrounding deep alleys, you can meet history at any time.
There is a tallest ancient building complex in Xincang Lane, which is the Lingnan Guild Hall and has just been renovated recently.
Not far away, there is an unknown alley, but it is the garden site, the former residence of Wei Yuan, a famous thinker in the late Qing Dynasty.
His representative work "Atlas of the Ocean" was drafted here.
In this masterpiece, Wei Yuan put forward the slogan of "learning from foreigners to control foreigners" for the first time, and became the first person in China to look around the world.
There are only a few old houses and some stones left in the garden, but its historical value is several times that of the salt merchant's mansion! There are well-preserved private gardens in this area, including the small valley of the Zhou family, the governor of the two rivers in the late Qing Dynasty, and the second moon building of the salt merchants.
Xiaopan Valley is located in Dashu Lane, with high rockery and deep pool, which is a good place to visit the ancient times.
2. The Moon Building is located in Wucheng Lane. The building, pavilion, bridge and window are all in the shape of the moon, which reminds people of the eternal swan song "There is a moonlit night on earth, and there are hooligans on earth".
In the nearby Violet Lane, another place has fallen. ...
With the sound of wooden doors being pushed open, many breakfast shops began to open.
The shops of Sixi Tangyuan are crowded, and the thick fragrance of Tangyuan spreads with the steam, which makes people feel warm.
There are shouts from time to time.
The master who made the biscuits rubbed the dough skillfully with both hands, and in a short time, the shiny and neat biscuits entered the stove.
The north wind roared, cutting people's faces hurt, but the master selling baked wheat cakes still smiled and handed the hot baked wheat cakes to every customer with his red hands.
With the passage of time, there are more people in the street, and the sound of hawking and cars has become a unique symphony.
In summer, Dongguan Street is particularly cool.
Why does every city have a garden called "Dongguan Street"? Geyuan is the oldest and most well-preserved salt merchant garden in Yangzhou, bordering Dongguan Street in Guxiang in the south and Yanfu East Road in Yangzhou inland river scenic spot in the north. It is the home of Huang Zhijun, general manager of salt affairs in the 23rd year of Jiaqing (18 18).
It is a classic representative of Yangzhou private gardens in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
1998 was declared as "National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit" by the State Council, and it is also called the four famous gardens in China together with the Summer Palace, chengde mountain resort and Suzhou Humble Administrator's Garden.
Huang Zhijun, the owner of the garden, has been the general manager of merchants in the Huai River and Huai River for more than 50 years.
The whole park covers an area of 2.3 hectares, and the overall layout adopts the traditional form of classical gardens, with bamboo and stone as the main gardens.
Bamboo planting is a grand view with the goal of rich varieties.
The characteristic of stacked stones is to divide the peaks and use stones. The unique stacked stones in the four seasons mountains are amazing in the north and south, and they are famous far and near.
In addition, there are three luxurious residences, a micro-display of HTC and a loud corner, which show the luxurious atmosphere of home life of several generations of salt merchants.
Because of its unique scenery and ingenious composition, it has a profound and charming realm in the open and spacious.
The word "Ge" in Ge Yuan's name is the most intriguing. As we all know, "ge" is used as a quantifier in dictionaries and language habits, such as: a person, an apple.
In fact, the earliest meaning of "ge" is "a bamboo pole", and the ancient book "Justice in Historical Records" has the saying that "a bamboo is like a piece, a wood is like a piece".
This is not surprising, because Chinese characters are hieroglyphics, isn't "Ge" exactly the same as the shape of bamboo leaves? Yuan Mei, a great talent and poet in Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem "The moon reflects a thousand words of bamboo, the frost is high and the plum blossoms are pregnant", which is vivid in image and ethereal in artistic conception, and can be described as winning the charm of bamboo.
In addition, Huang Zhijun himself takes "Geyuan" as his nickname. People and gardens are integrated and meaningful. In the garden, bamboo lives in trinity, stone lives in trinity, and people live in trinity.
Divided into independent chapters, each playing a colorful, combined into a natural world, * * * one after another.
Man, bamboo and stone are integrated, and the guest and the host are inseparable.
It is a private residential garden in the south of the Yangtze River with the most local characteristics of Yangzhou.
Now let's appreciate its enduring artistic charm.
Ten thousand kinds of ecological bamboo enter the north gate, and the oncoming bamboo is ten thousand poles. Bamboo is the soul of the garden. When visiting a garden, the first thing to do is to watch bamboo.
Huang Zhijun likes bamboo and has planted thousands of bamboo poles in his garden. Even the name of the garden comes from bamboo.
In fact, Yangzhou has a long history of bamboo cultivation. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Yao He wrote in "Yangzhou Spring Poetry" that Yangzhou people "only have bamboo in the land, but no geese at home".
"Bamboo" has always been loved by China literati, not only because of its elegant posture and jasper color, but also because of its character of "integrity, modesty and integrity".
For example, Zhang Jiuling's "the high person pays attention to each other, and the low person knows it"; Su Dongpo's "I would rather eat without meat than live without bamboo, which makes people thin and vulgar"; Banqiao's "One Branch and One Leaf Always Close Love"
From 65438 to 0997, Ge Yuan built a "Variety Bamboo Ornamental Area" in the north of the Four Seasons Rockery, which gradually restored the original historical appearance of "Variety Bamboo".
At present, it is the best place to enjoy bamboo in Yangzhou.
The total floor area is 12000 square meters, and there are more than 60 kinds of bamboos with nearly 20000 poles.
Set up areas such as earth mountain bamboo forest, variety appreciation, reflection clear water pavilion, and bamboo west good place.
Viewing bamboo in Geyuan is not only a pleasing aesthetic enjoyment, but also a profound and interesting knowledge.
Bamboo, neither herbaceous nor woody, is a special family in the plant kingdom.
In plant taxonomy, bamboo belongs to Gramineae. According to records, there are about 50 genera 1300 species of bamboo plants in the world.
There are about 30 genera and 500 species of bamboo distributed naturally in China.
Divided into two categories: clustered and scattered, Yangzhou is located in Jianghuai, which is suitable for scattered bamboo species and a few cold-resistant clustered varieties.
There are more than 60 species in the garden, which are divided into two kinds: stem viewing and leaf viewing.
In the stalk, there are also differences in form and color.
Like hawksbill bamboo, square bamboo and spiral bamboo; Phyllostachys pubescens, Lohan bamboo, Phyllostachys pubescens, Alpine bamboo, etc. Appreciate its unusual stem shape; However, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Dianthus China and Zizhu appreciate the color of stems.
Among the foliage trees, there are Indocalamus latifolia, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys gigantea and so on.
In addition, there are scattered trees in the park, such as Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens, Tang Zhu, Phyllostachys pubescens and Dendrocalamus giganteus.
Tortoise shell bamboo is the most peculiar bamboo in the garden. It is a variety of Phyllostachys pubescens, which belongs to natural variation bamboo, so it is extremely rare and difficult to see in thousands of acres of bamboo forests.
It is a rare ornamental bamboo species.
The segments of tortoise shell bamboo are like tortoise shell and Long Lin, which are uneven, well-organized, hard and rough. Compared with other delicate and elegant bamboos, it is less delicate and elegant, and more strong and determined.
The internodes at the base of the culm are continuous and irregular, short and swollen, and cross continuously like tortoiseshell.
It symbolizes health and longevity, and happiness is like the East China Sea.
This kind of filial piety bamboo is called filial piety bamboo, also called filial piety bamboo, which is a kind of clustered bamboo. Bamboo shoots are in summer, and new bamboos cling to old bamboos, as if following the old adage that "parents are there, don't travel far".
While the old bamboo cares for and supports the new bamboo to grow peacefully, rain or shine.
As Banqiao said, "Hsinchu is taller than the old bamboo branches and supported by the old poles."
"Due to the climate, there are few clustered bamboos in the park, and there are only a few kinds of bamboos, such as Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens and Phyllostachys pubescens.
Bambusa bambusa is the most legendary and sad of all bamboos.
Because it is closely related to a beautiful and touching tragic story in our national legend.
There are purple spots on the green bamboo pole, just like tears.
According to the Jin Dynasty naturalist Zhang Hua's "Natural History", Yao, the first emperor in China's history, had two daughters, one named and the other named, both of whom were married, and who succeeded to the throne.
After Shun Di's death, the two sisters who lost their husbands cried day and night, and the tears turned into blood and sprinkled on the bamboo, which was covered with spots.
People call it Bambusa bambusa.
Later, when E Huang and Nv Ying's tears dried up, they committed suicide in Xiangjiang River. Legend has it that they became the goddess of Xiang water, so Bambusa is also called Xiangfei Bamboo.
Bamboo is a famous ornamental bamboo.
In fact, from a biological point of view, the pattern of small bamboo should be caused by fungi corroding young bamboo.
But people still prefer to believe that it was dyed with tears. ...
Baosheng Temple is located in the south of Acheng District, adjacent to Jinshangjing History Museum, Hong Yan Aguta Mausoleum and Jinshangjing Site.
In Acheng, a stone carving of the Jin Dynasty was found to commemorate these monks. The stone carving records the life of the Buddhist master in charge of Buddhism in Baosheng Temple and the relevant situation of Baosheng Temple in detail.
The long history of nearly a thousand years has already annihilated the historical buildings of the Jin Dynasty. Now all the meditation rooms and halls have been rebuilt in recent years. In the Jin Dynasty, Buddhism flourished in Acheng County, including Tiantai Sect, Yunmen Sect and Caodong Sect.
The larger temples are Baosheng Temple, Guang Lin Temple, Xingyuan Temple and Wangxing Temple.
In the third year of Tiande (1 15 1), the Great Huayang Sutra was opened in Wangxing Temple. More than 200 people gathered. By the first year of Zheng Long (1 156), there were more than 300 people in Baosheng Temple.
There were no exams in Yuan and Ming Dynasties.
During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, there were 1 Buddhist societies and 147 Tiantai Sect members (52 males and 95 females) in Guangjimenli (now Dongguan Street).
Every Sunday, believers gather at the meeting place to recite the classics.
There are 1 Gyangji, Yunmen Sect 1 abbot and three monks outside Guangji Gate. There are 1 person in Huguo Temple, including Cao Dong abbot 1 person and 3 monks.
There are 1 Baolin Temple, 1 abbot and 2 monks in Gongfu City.
Two years of pseudo-Kant (1935), Buddhists in the county 168 1 person.
After five years of pseudo-Kant (1938), the city was built 1 hokkien, the abbot 1, and there were 20 nuns.
In addition to the county seat, there are several Buddhist temples in mountainous areas and towns, and their religious activities and influences are similar to those in cities. /kloc-After "September 3rd" in 0/95, the temple was used for other purposes, and most monks and nuns gradually returned to the secular world.
Acheng cultural relic (monument)-Zhi Ming (Heilongjiang), the former tube and Buddhist pagoda of Baosheng Temple in Shangjing, was unearthed in the first year of the site of Huiningfu in the north-west of Shangjing (commonly known as Sitai) (1909).
According to historical documents, "the original stone pagoda here was built in the twenty-eighth year of Jin Dading, belonging to Baosheng Temple in Shangjing. In the front tube, the tomb tower of Master Baoyan was recorded by monks. The pagoda is 4 feet high, square and hexagonal, with sixteen floors, the upper hexagon is exquisite, and the lower lion lotus is about two or three feet high. The inscription on the pagoda in the middle is engraved on six sides, with seven lines on each side, and the words are master.
At present, only the stone carvings in the middle layer of the stone pagoda are left, which are 92 cm high, thin at the top and thick at the bottom, hexagonal at the bottom and 56 cm wide at the top, with stone eaves on both sides.
The inscription on the tower is now in the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum.
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