Hongmeige is in Hongmei Park in Changzhou. Height17m, wood structure, double cornices. It was built on a 2-meter-high earthen platform. It was founded in Tang Zhaozong (888-904) and rebuilt in Zhenyuan (1295). The pavilion is built in the Qing Dynasty, surrounded by walls, with a stone square in the middle, the words "Avenue of Heaven" written on the forehead, and the stone steps of 14 on the lower floor. The whole building is very magnificent.
Wenbi Pagoda is in Changzhou Hongmei Park. Because it is an affiliated building of Taiping Lecture Temple (referred to as Taiping Temple), it is also called Taiping Lecture Temple Tower. Taiping Temple was founded by Xiao Daocheng, Emperor of the Southern Qi Dynasty. Formerly known as Jianyuan Temple, it was expanded in the first year of the Tang Dynasty (758-760). During the reign of Taiping in the Northern Song Dynasty (976-984), it was renamed Taiping xingguo temple, and in the 24th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (139 1), it was renamed Taiping Lecture Hall, or Taiping Temple for short. The temple was burned in Ming and Qing dynasties, and the existing buildings are mainly text towers. The tower was built in the Taiping and Xingguo years of the Northern Song Dynasty and rebuilt in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1875- 1908). 1937 When the Winter Army invaded Changzhou, the wooden eaves of the tower were burned, and the pearls and exposed plates on the tower brake were shot down by shells. 198 1 may reconstruction, 1982, 1 1 may completion. Wenbi Tower is a pavilion-style brick-wood structure tower with seven floors and eight sides and a height of 48.8 meters. The tower foundation is made of granite and 80 cm high. The height of Xumi Mountain is 1 m, and lotus petals are embossed on both sides. There is a spiral wooden ladder for climbing in the tower.
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom protects Wang Fu in Maojia Lane, Qian Jie Street, Changzhou Municipal Bureau. 1860 (the tenth year of Xianfeng in Qing dynasty), Chen Kunshu, the protector of the king, led the Taiping Army to Changzhou to take charge of the military and political affairs. 1864 died heroically in the battle of Changzhou. Wang Fu, which faces the north, was originally large. The existing buildings are mainly zigzag buildings with seven bays, with patios and slate floors in the middle. There are dripping tiles with dragon and phoenix patterns and dragon jumping patterns on the eaves, and red Feng Huangwen is carved on the long French windows downstairs.
Qu Qiubai's former residence is in Qu's ancestral temple along the river in the North Temple of Miduqiao, Changzhou. Qu Qiubai (1899- 1935), one of the early leaders of China * * * production party, was born at No.82 Qingguo Lane. Later, because his family was poor, he moved several times. 19 12 moved here,191611left. Qu's ancestral hall was built in 1898 and rebuilt by Qu Qiubai's uncle Qu Gengfu. There are 4 ancestral halls, 19. Qu Qiubai lives in the east wing and goes in and out from the east gate.
Zhang's former residence is located at No.3, Nanmenzi River, Changzhou (now No.4, Lane 68, Dongfeng South Road). Zhang (1898- 1927), a native of Changzhou, Jiangsu. 1898 was born in the home of Xue Jinyuan, grandfather of Shipichang, Xicang Street, Ximenwai, Changzhou. Rent a house after marriage and live in a bungalow in Sanxiang. 1925 when he was engaged in the underground work of the party in Shanghai, he went back to Changzhou to live here.
Liang Qing Temple is south of Dean Bridge outside the south gate. It was built in the first year of Zhiping in the Northern Song Dynasty (1064), and the original site was southeast of Changzhou 1.5 km, which was burned down at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. In the first year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1403), the site was relocated, destroyed by war during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. On the central axis, there are buildings such as the Heavenly King Hall, Mahayana Mahayana Hall, Tibetan Scripture Building, Dharma Hall and Zen Hall. The Buddhist Scripture Building is well-preserved, with wooden structure, 3 stories high and hard roof. The floor is 7 rooms wide (28 meters long) and 9 purlins deep (15 meters deep). The second floor is 3 rooms wide (13m long) and 7.2m deep. The Zen Hall is located in the south of the Buddhist Sutra Building. It is a tortuous turn with a width of19.8m and a depth of 24.4m. The former sites of Tianwang Temple and Liang Qing Buddhist Colleges still exist, but they have changed.
Italian Garden is located on the north bank of Changzhou. Originally, it was the garden of Zhao, the top scholar in the 48th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1709), which contained the studio of Dannantian, a Changzhou painter in the early Qing Dynasty. 1860, the Taiping Army occupied Changzhou and set up a sacred library in the Champion Hall. Chen Yucheng, King of England, was a resident director here and became the highest authority in Changzhou at that time. 1May 864 1 1 day, after the Qing army broke the city, Li Hongzhang and Gordon robbed the holy library. The descendants of Zhao gave the hall and garden to the stone. In the mid-Guangxu period, Wujin County ordered Shi Ganfu to build a garden in the original site of Shengku, which was named Italian Garden. The garden is divided into inside and outside, and the middle is separated by a flower wall.
Fu Danting Park is in the eastern suburb of Changzhou. Fu Danting, founded in the Southern Song Dynasty, was built to commemorate the poet Su Shi 1 1 who came to Changzhou and died in Changzhou. In the Qing Dynasty, it was expanded into the Qianlong Emperor Wanshou Palace. In the 26th year of Qianlong (176 1 year), Emperor Qianlong's 50th birthday, and Changzhou local officials and literati held a birthday banquet here, so Fu Danting was also called "Wanshou Pavilion". The original building was destroyed by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom War, and the existing building was rebuilt in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908) and the second year of Xuantong (19 10).