Xingguo temple is located in the north of Xinhua Street Cultural Square, Qin 'an County, Tianshui City, Gansu Province. Formerly known as "Xinggu Temple", commonly known as "Guansi". Founded from Yuan Dynasty to Shunnian (1330-1332), it is listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Qin 'an in Ming Dynasty. This temple covers an area of 2800 square meters. The whole complex consists of King Kong Hall, Tianwang Hall, Jieyin Buddha Hall, Bell and Drum Tower and Daxiong Hall. Its main building, Prajnaparamita Hall, retains the obvious architectural style of the Yuan Dynasty, and is one of the earliest existing wooden structures in Gansu Province, which provides rare physical materials for studying the architectural characteristics and art of the Yuan Dynasty and has high historical, scientific and artistic value. 198 1 in September, Gansu provincial people's government announced it as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit, and 1996 was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council.

Tianshui Scenic Spot II: Fuxi Temple

One of the famous ancient buildings in northwest China, formerly known as Tai Hao Palace, commonly known as Renzong Hall, is located in Fuxi Road, Xiguan, Qinzhou District, Tianshui City, Gansu Province. 1963 was announced by Gansu provincial people's government as a key cultural relics protection unit in Gansu province, and now it is a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Fuxi Temple faces south, facing the street, with many courtyards and four courtyards, which are spacious and deep. The ancient buildings in the temple include theater, archway, gate, instrument gate, Heaven before Heaven, Taijitang, Bell Tower, Drum Tower and Laihetang * * *10; There are six new buildings, such as court, stele gallery and exhibition hall. There are 76 new and old buildings. The whole building complex includes archway, gate, instrument gate, congenital hall and taiji hall, which are arranged in sequence along the longitudinal axis and advanced layer by layer, solemn and majestic.

Wen Zu Temple, facing a large ancient building with green tiles and magnificent structure, is Wen Zu Temple. Although this temple was rebuilt in the third year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1738), its painting style has always maintained the warm colors of the Ming Dynasty, which is praised by experts. Go through the instrument door and come to the Intermediate People's Court. Because the scene is open, people feel very relieved. This is the central part of Fucai Temple complex. The center of the platform is a platform, with halls, pavilions and pavilions alternately high and low, and the courtyard is dotted with towering cypresses, forming an organic whole and full of interest. According to folklore, there are sixty-four ancient cypresses around the courtyard, which were planted in sixty-four directions inferred from Fuxi Bagua. There are 37 plants, which are evergreen in winter and summer and full of vitality. These ancient cypresses, which have forgotten the years, have now become precious cultural relics and trees.

Congenital temple, also known as main hall, main hall. In the middle behind the Intermediate People's Court is the main building of Fuxi Temple complex. Wu Tai Palace (:1483), which was built in the 19th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty, is its predecessor, but the original palace site may not be the present temple site. In the second year of Jiajing (1523), the expansion was listed as "congenital". Ten years of Jiajing, Shunzhi (1653), Qianlong (1739), Jiaqing (1805- 1807), Guangxu (1885? 1887) has been rebuilt repeatedly to become the current system. The width of 7 rooms is 26.4 meters, and the depth of 5 rooms is 14.05 meters ... The temple stands on a wide terrace, solemn and magnificent, with double eaves and Yi Long kissing the ridge, and carved with the Temple of Heaven. It looks noble and elegant and distinguished. Although it has been rebuilt many times, it still shows the style of the Ming Dynasty. There are seven halls on the upper eaves and cloisters around the lower eaves. The shelf structure is natural and the scale is reasonable. The doors and windows in the front bay, two rooms and intervals are carved with mascot patterns such as panlong, tuanfeng, crane and elk, and decorated with peony, mugwort leaves and pine branches, which are gorgeous and exquisite. Because of the long experience and mottled colors, it looks vicissitudes. Fuxi icon in the temple is more than 3 meters high, holding gossip, blazing, sitting in a shrine, and the gas field is pressing. For example, the original dragon and horse statue on the right, and the slate with a river map scroll on the left, was demolished by the production cooperative of the 13th Temporary Rehabilitation Institute in the 30th year of the Republic of China (194 1), and has now been restored to its original state. The top of the hall is decorated with wellhead smallpox and algae well (middle). The wellhead ceiling is inlaid with sixty-four hexagrams of Fuxi, and the caisson draws the river map and Fuxi innate gossip, which closely combines the decoration with the achievements of Fuxi and has its own characteristics. On the bright moon night, in the Intermediate People's Court, the moonlight fell from the cracks in the branches of Cooper, and Yin Hui spilled all over the floor, while the old iron clock on the eaves of the congenital temple swayed with the wind and tinkled, just like the transformation of Superman.

Tianshui Scenic Spot 3: Backstreet Mosque

Backstreet Mosque is one of the ancient Muslim temples in Tianshui City, Gansu Province. Founded in the Yuan Dynasty (134 1- 1368), it covers an area of 1730.93 square meters. The overall architecture of the temple is simple and elegant, solemn and solemn.

Backstreet Mosque is one of the famous mosques in the northwest of Islam in China. The historical location of the mosque is located in the northeast corner of Zhouqin West in Tianshui City, Gansu Province, so it is also called Xiguan Mosque. The north of the temple is adjacent to the north wall of Tianshui ancient city wall. After tearing down the wall, I came to Renmin Road today. /kloc-in the 1970s, the main entrance of the mosque was changed to Chengyuan Lane in Backstreet, which was later called Backstreet Mosque.