1, Tongkan Nongji

Xia Jie, located at the southern foot of Guishan Mountain, Guangfu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City. It was built in the second year of Liang Chaotian Prison (503), with a history of 1500 years. It was once a place where eminent monks gave lectures, which reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty. Because the temple was originally dedicated to bronze Guanyin statue, also known as bronze Guanyin statue. The preserved buildings include the Great Hall, West Hall, Temple Bridge and Guangfu Tower.

Guangfu Temple, originally a private residence, was an assistant minister of Huangmen (an attendant of the emperor and an important official who conveyed the imperial edict). During the reign of Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty (685-704), it was changed to Guangfu Temple, and the incense was very prosperous. In June of the first year of Song Kangding (1040), a villager took soil from Guangfu Temple, dug up a bronze statue of Guanyin, and then presented it to Guangfu Temple. This caused a sensation in all parts of Wu Jun, where there was an endless stream of Buddhist believers and a sea of people. People renamed Guangfu Temple Copper Kannonji. The existing Ursa Major Hall and West Hall were abandoned several times and built in the 12th year of Qing Daoguang (1832).

2. Guangfu Temple Tower

Located in Guishan, Guangfu Town, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province. Built in the Datong period of the Liang Dynasty (535-546), its real name is stupa. It is said that there used to be the Huayan Sutra of Dafang Guangfo Buddha and the pagoda of Wuche, the founder of Guangfo Buddha Temple. Guangfu Temple Tower was destroyed by a fire in the last years of Tang Huichang (846). During the period of Xian Tong (860-874), the abbot of Copper Kannonji ran around to raise money for reconstruction. The tower eaves were destroyed by lightning and fire during Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty. Later, it was repeatedly destroyed and repaired, and it has long been degraded. After wind and rain erosion, it is now a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit.

3. Guangfu Temple Bridge

Located in front of Cannongji, Guangfu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, it is a beam stone bridge, also known as Tiansi Bridge and Xianghua Bridge. Because it is connected with the stone steps in front of the temple into two concave axisymmetric patterns, it is commonly called "capsized bridge". The railings, lock stones and capping stones are all chiseled with Wukangshi, and the buckles are clanging, so they are called Pipa Bridge or Ringing Stone Bridge. The Yunlong and Wan Ziwen stone carvings on the bridge are simple and elegant with smooth lines. Temple bridge is very simple. The bridge is 16. 1 m in length and 3.05 m in width. Both sides of the bridge are carved with Wukangshi, carved with Shuanglong pearls and decorated with swastikas. It's an old thing from the Song Dynasty. This is a rare example of stone bridge in Song Dynasty.

4. To Xue Hai

Located in Dengwei Mountain, Guangfu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, it is one of the four scenic spots in China. In addition to enjoying plums in early spring, Schima superba is widely open in mid-June every year. Schima superba is called the forest guardian. Because it doesn't burn, it is regarded as a forest of fire all over the world and has ornamental value. The ancient Wenmeixuan and Meihua Pavilion, which are hidden among plum blossoms, are like Yuyu Qiongge floating in the vast snowy sea. Walking on the winding and deep flower path, people feel that "there are flowers all over the mountains and I don't know how far away." When you board the Plum Blossom Pavilion, you can see the mountains and plains, the blue waves of Xue Hai are rippling, and the silver waves are bright and spectacular.

5.situ Temple

Located in the southeast of Xijianlang Village, Guangfu Town, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, it is the temple of Deng Yu, the Great Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Also known as Gubai 'an, Baiyin Society and Baiyin Jingshe. The history of the temple building in Situ Temple is not recorded and cannot be verified. The temple was rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Also known as Dengwei Temple, there are four ancient cypresses in the temple, which are nearly two thousand years old. Situ Temple has two temples and houses, with more than 20 rooms. The layout is traditional courtyard style. There is a wall door in front, separated by a pair of stone lions, and the entrance is the mountain gate and the hall along the main shaft. There is a courtyard between them, with side rooms on both sides. On the left side of the temple is a courtyard with famous cypress trees and a cypress viewing hall. Behind the hall are four famous cypress gardens.