Jieyang is located in the Chaoshan Plain in the southeast of Guangdong Province, bordering Shantou and Chaozhou in the east, Shanwei in the west, Nanhai in the south and Meizhou in the north. The terrain inclines from west to east, with uneven distribution of low mountains, high hills and valley plains. The northwest and southwest are mostly hills and mountains, while the middle, south and southeast are vast and fertile Rongjiang alluvial plain and coastal sedimentary plain. Rongjiang, the mother river of Jieyang, is the second largest river in eastern Guangdong, and is known as the land of plenty. Jieyang Music Fountain is the highest and longest river music fountain in China. Yangmeiyu is the largest and most concentrated jade processing base in China, and is known as the jade capital of Asia and the hardware base city of China. I suggest you go to the mobile phone applications in Chaoshan three cities. The Eight Scenery in Jieyang is the oldest scenery in Jieyang County. Huangqi Mountain, located in Bali Island in the northeast of Rongcheng, is named after its yellow mountains and colored soil. Huang Qishan runs from east to west, stretching for more than ten miles, with the main peak nearly 300 meters high. According to archaeological findings, as early as the Neolithic Age, people lived here, leaving a rich cultural heritage. There are lush mountains, winding paths and beautiful scenery here. There are ancient pagodas in Ming Dynasty, Yuerong Tomb, Banshan Pavilion, Lv Yun Temple Zhugangyan, Woyun Cave, etc. In addition, there are historical sites such as Chen Reading Room, an outstanding scholar in the Song Dynasty, as well as stone carvings and ink marks left by famous tourists in past dynasties. Boarding Huang Qishan, overlooking Rongjiang River, such as colorful practice lingering, overlooking the whole village, panoramic view. Look at the sun setting in the west, birds returning to their nests, cattle and sheep going down the mountain; Listen to the shepherd playing the flute, the mountain monk wooden fish, lingering in the jungle. In the evening, the yellow flag is beautiful, and tourists are reluctant to go. Therefore, there is a poem in "Qi Ling Zhong": the temple is hidden in the forest, the smoke locks at dusk, the bell rings at the beginning of the month, and the tide knocks on the stone, so Sanskrit must be woven into a orchestral. Blue eyes smell birds, white clouds have monks' stories. I have been burning incense for a long time without sleep,180 first frost soared into the sky. On the Double Ninth Festival in the first month of the lunar calendar, tourists take advantage of sightseeing and men and women climb mountains to recall the past, which is a good place for outing. Huang Qishan is a symbol of Jieyang's historical and cultural city. In recent years, the government has invested heavily in manpower, material resources and financial resources. Build pavilions and temples, pave stone roads, transform mountain scenery and beautify the environment, making it a famous tourist attraction. Jiaojiao Pagoda of Qiaolou was originally in the front yard of the county government, which was used to beat the drums to tell the time and blow the morning horn. After it was built in Jinxianmen in the first year of tomorrow (162 1 year), it was moved to Jinxianmen Tower. Jinxianmen Building is divided into three floors, the lower floor is the Wengcheng Gate, the middle floor is the tower, and the upper floor is the Liuli Pavilion, surrounded by flower windows and red lacquer painting columns. Magnificent, the crown of Rongcheng five doors. When dawn comes, the horn will swing with the wind, dispel the morning fog and usher in the morning light, so it is called "Bridge Building Jiao Xiao". 1937, the ring road was built and the city wall was demolished, leaving only this gate as the gateway to the city from the east. With the continuous expansion of the city, Jinxianmen has lost its significance as a door and become a part of the street garden. Pagodas still exist, but they have become historical sites. After the founding of New China, nearly one third of the original city walls were buried underground due to the increasing number of surrounding buildings. Coupled with years of disrepair, the internal and external appearance of the whole tower is seriously damaged, and it is difficult to find the charm of the ancient eight scenes. In recent decades, it has been repaired many times, restored to its original appearance, planted flowers and trees, and sprayed water in the lotus pond, bringing Gu Lou back to life. And often carry out calligraphy and painting art exhibitions and entertainment activities upstairs, becoming a place for people to relax. Students and tourists are lucky to walk through this door. Most tourists are waiting here. Shuangxi Yueming Shuangxi Yue Ming is a scene in the east of Baozhen, where Rongjiang South and Beijiang River meet at sea. According to the Lu Wenjian of Hanjiang River in Qing Dynasty, the intersection of two streams in Jieyang is also a wonder, with the Mid-Autumn Festival and high tide, and the moon rising to the tip of Pu Sang Shili. There is an open river where you can go boating every moonlit night. The night scene is a pottery man. So in the Qing Dynasty, Zhuo Bo, who was born in Xi, first had a south stream and met a north stream, and his shadow fell in the autumn of Yinchan. I want to let the tide blow on the ground, wandering in the middle of the ocean like a poem. In "Two Rivers and Bright Moon", Guo also has a long-term memory, such as practicing language and adding the meaning of the moon to Jiang Qing's sentence. During the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty, in order to prevent the invasion of Japanese pirates, seven huge stones were filled here to prevent the invasion of Japanese ships, and they were named Seven Stars Stone. Yujiao Qiaorong Yujiao is the Beijiao Bridge. It was built in the late Song Dynasty. When the city was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty, it was converted into a three-hole stone arch bridge, and a floating door was formed with switches. In Qing Dynasty, it was converted into a single-span arch bridge. By the river of the bridge, there are two big banyan trees, which are intertwined and lush, shaded like a canopy, magnificent and self-contained. There is a poem in ancient times: "When will it be the same?" When I first went to the stone altar, it invaded the soil for a long time, like a column, like a crane, and its branches were ideal: the strange trees around the city stood proudly, planted in the green shadow of Qingxi, jathyapple danced with cranes, and the autumn snow waves roared with dragons. In fact, there are thousands of camels in Han history, and I don't envy five camels in Qin dynasty. The ancient banyan withered in the Qing Dynasty. Although it was replanted by later generations, it is no stranger. There are dozens of tall and straight kapok trees around it, so it is also called Yukeng Cotton Shadow, which is still famous in the world. 1938, the Kuomintang county government demolished the wall city and converted it into a ring road along the wall, and Beijiao Bridge became a highway bridge on the ring road. Shuangfeng Temple, the former site of Shuangfeng Night Bell, is located in Shuang Shan, the capital of Panxi. It was built by a monk named Fa Shan in the tenth year of Song Shaoxing. Later moved to Rongcheng Mashan Lane, covering an area of 27,000 square meters. It is the largest ancient temple in our county. In the 24th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (139 1 year), temples all over the country were destroyed. The following year, the abandoned fields in Ningfu (in Rongcheng), Guo Hua (in Xianqiao), Fenghua (in Baita), Fu Bao (in Guiling), Shuang Shan (in Guiling), Zifu (in Meishan) and Fucheng (in Hengluo Mountain) in Jieyang will be owned by Shuangfeng Temple. In the sixth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1728), Fengsi Temple was destroyed by a hurricane and was restored by Chen Shuzhi, a magistrate of a county. In the temples of the past, bamboo trees stood upright, the courtyard was shaded by trees, and the winding path was secluded. Whenever the sun sets, birds return to their nests, bells and drums are full, wooden fish are full of enthusiasm, and Sanskrit is endless. Nanpu Fishing Song is outside the Ring Road in Nanmen Street. It used to be a shoal by the river, leaning against the city and facing the water, where fishermen stopped their boats. Here, the river is wide, the water is gentle, pike (commonly known as stickleback, also known as phoenix fish or bonito) is in groups, and fishermen catch it. During the day, the number of fishing boats is designed to be rounded up, from far to near, knocking on wood against the board, imitating screaming fishing songs, and then casting nets to fish. In the evening, fishermen gather on the beach, selling fresh fish, lighting up and singing melodious fishing songs. Hence the name. Nanpu, in the history of Jieyang civilization, used to be a beautiful scenery, with gorgeous years, wonderful charm and brilliant style. Time is long, rivers are surging and life is endless. Once Nanpu fishing songs are hard to find now. Nanpu's poems became ethereal. No matter how long the history is, no matter how beautiful the scenery is, it will inevitably be replaced by modernization in the process of human civilization. Fishing Aoqiao is now called suspension bridge. According to the records in Tongzhi of Qing Dynasty, Erli in the west of the city is the inner belt of the north and south rivers. When chasing waves in the spring lake, ships pass by like arrows. According to legend, Lv Dongbin (Jun Yao) swam here after becoming an immortal in the Tang Dynasty, and wrote a poem on the cloud beside the bridge: Peach blossoms are warm, Yumen is high, and the flat land is thunderous and angry. He is willing to take the rainbow in heaven and hook up to catch the golden pride. Later, he became famous for fishing immortals. There is a bridge before the county is built, and a five-hole stone bridge is built after the county is built. Destroyed by water in the early Ming Dynasty, a wooden bridge was built near the North River. In the middle of Ming Dynasty, a three-hole stone arch bridge was built in the original site, which was later robbed by water. In the early Qing dynasty, it was rebuilt into two stone bridges. Because of the difference between the two rivers, every time I pass through Yu Chunyu, the north water flows south, the fish swim against the current, and there are many anglers by the bridge. Ceng Jing, a city official in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem "Fishing on the Aoqiao Bridge": Whoever makes whales and giants with high gold backs will lock the waves in the sky. If you ask the silk hand in the face of the current, you won't catch any fish but only the aojiang. 1965 Jieyang county people's government rebuilt the suspension bridge into a steel bridge with a length of 20 meters and a width of 7 meters in order to improve the traffic conditions in Xiguan area. In the early 1990s, the suspension bridge was converted into a 24-meter-wide reinforced concrete bridge. Mozi Spring Scenery Mozi Mountain, also known as Niaomu Mountain or Bijia Mountain, is located five miles south of Rongcheng, facing Xianqiao Mountain across the river, with a height of 50 meters. There used to be peaches and plums all over the mountain, and there were temples and bookstores on the hillside. Whenever the spring is bright, the scenery is beautiful, the peaches and plums are in full bloom and the scenery is charming. It is said that Zheng Yichu, who was suggested by Jiajing, studied here and gathered his disciples to give lectures. Zheng Lian, a scholar in the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, once wrote the poem Mozi Chun Qing: When the sun is shining in the spring suburbs, people immediately ask the vulgar. At the beginning of Qingqiao, poplar leaves were short, apricot flowers hung down the new Honggu courtyard, and chickens and dogs were separated by fences. Ten acres of raw fields are foggy, the branches are crying everywhere, but the teaching is scarred. Student Zhuo Boxian also wrote a poem, which is about crossing a thousand streams with a smoke boat alone. The spring road is not lost, the grass is not sold, and the milk warbler sings beside the first drinker. Jieyang Hong Ting Jieyang Hong Ting (also known as Jinxianmen) is located between the east and north gates of the former Jieyang ancient city. It was built in the first year of the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1622) and has a history of 380 years. Because the ancient city of Jieyang has not only four gates in the east, south, west and north, but five, and the extra one is Jinxian Gate, so it is not an ordinary gate. Jieyang Hong Ting is divided into two parts, the lower part is a stone gate, and the upper part is a three-story gatehouse. The gatehouse is16.77m high and made of pure Chinese fir. There are five rooms on the first floor, surrounded by flower windows, with a pavilion on the north and south sides, and the roof inclines around. The upper floor is octagonal pavilion, and the roof is octagonal glazed tile roof. The whole building is simple and generous, and it is a leader in the architecture of Chaoshan ancient city gate. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were watchmen on the rostrum. Whenever the waning moon sets in the west and the dawn dawns, the night watchman will blow the horn to announce the dawn, and the sound of the horn will spread all over the city with the morning breeze, hence the name "Diaolou Jiao Xiao".

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