Qing Palace in Tang Dynasty is the farewell palace of feudal emperors in Tang Dynasty. Later also known as "Huaqingchi", it is located in Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province.
Including the former Lushan National Forest Park, and the four royal gardens of Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan, chengde mountain resort and China.
Including the former Lishan National Forest Park, together with the Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan and chengde mountain resort, it is called the four royal gardens in China.
Huaqing Palace is built on the mountain. Magnificent in scale and architecture. The original name was "Tangquan Palace", and later it was renamed as Hot Spring Palace. ?
Huaqing Palace, built on the back of Mount Li, is grand in scale and architecture, with terraces all over Mount Li. Formerly known as "Tangquan Palace", it was later renamed Hot Spring Palace.
Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty changed the Qing Palace because it was located in Lushan Mountain, also known as Lushan Palace, and the Forbidden City and Palace.
Translation: During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the Qing Palace was changed to Huaqing Palace, also called Lishan Palace, which was also called Lishan Palace and Spiritual Palace because it was located in Lishan Mountain.
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Huaqingchi has a history of six years. Because it is close to Gyeonggi and backed by Mount Li, a scenic mountain, it is a natural hot spring, and it is a treasure trove of geomantic omen especially loved by emperors who built Xi in the past dynasties. According to legend, Li Palace was built here, and Qin Shihuang built a room with stones, named "Goddess of Tangquan".
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty expanded the Li Palace, and it was expanded on a large scale in the Tang Dynasty. In particular, the palaces and pavilions built during Tianbao period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty were more luxurious, and the hot springs were developed into pools and placed in the palaces, renamed as "Huaqing Palace". Because the palace was built on a hot spring, it was named "Huaqing Pool".
Huaqingchi is famous for the legends of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei. In fact, Huaqing Pool has a very long history. According to legend, as early as the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Youwang built a palace here. Later generations of Qin Shihuang and Han Wudi also built palaces here; In the Tang Dynasty, large-scale construction was carried out, especially the palaces and pavilions built in Tianbao period of Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty were more luxurious and officially renamed as "Huaqing Palace".
Now Huaqingchi Scenic Area is built on the site of Huaqing Palace in Tang Dynasty, which is a famous tourist attraction at home and abroad. There are more than a dozen ancient buildings with carved beams and painted buildings in Jiulong Lake District, which are resplendent and surrounded by lakes. Yuan Huan is the old garden of Huaqingchi, with pavilions such as Lotus Pavilion and Wanghuta, which were the five pavilions where Chiang Kai-shek stayed during the Xi Incident.
After a century of wind and rain baptism, the gardens around the park are more simple and elegant. The Museum of the Imperial Soup Site of the Qing Palace in Tang Dynasty was built in 1990. It contains lotus soup, begonia soup, star soup and Shangshi soup, which not only reminds people of the charm of Yang Guifei, but also allows people to enjoy the exquisite imitation of Tang music and dance and the court tea ceremony performance in Tang Dynasty.
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