Here, you will see the shadow of fashion in a very traditional place. This shadow may be an exhibition of high-tech new media or an archaeological experience under modern technology. There will be other cultural things. However, this fashion definitely has Tang Wenhua connotation: atmosphere, communication and tolerance, rather than the fashion dominated by western culture. China culture, especially Tang Wenhua, is eclectic. A concept of Confucianism is "harmony", which means harmony but difference. While preserving one's own culture, accept the culture of others. Urban space will have more colorful connotations.
Breathing Space of Millennium Ancient City
According to the planning, the site area of Daming Palace covers Yuan Huan Middle Road-Taihua North Road-North Second Ring Road in the north, Huancheng North Road-Huaqing West Road in the south, Weiyang Road-Hongmiaopo Road-Huo Xing Road in the west, and the East Second Ring Road is the north extension of the East Second Ring Road. The protection and reconstruction planning area of the whole site area is 19. 16 square kilometers, the surrounding reconstruction area is 12.46 square kilometers, and the centralized resettlement area outside the North Second Ring Road is 3.2 square kilometers. With such a large area, the Daming Palace National Heritage Park, Xi 'an City Wall and Qujiang New District will be the major breathing passages of Xi 'an, a thousand-year-old city.
Activate cultural competitiveness
Visitors will feel the prosperous times in the site of Daming Palace, where they will look at the strong at close range, hold on to history and feel life. Almost all the buildings and scenes are built to convey the inclusive and open mind and enterprising spirit of innovation and achievements in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and fully display the majestic spirit of the times and the proud historical features of ancient and modern times, thus fully displaying the image of Xi 'an and inspiring the spirit of the citizens.
This is the cultural competitiveness of Chang 'an -Xi 'an. Tradition and modernity are always just a relative concept. The rise of knowledge economy marked by knowledge, information and cultural resources, and paying attention to human development and the harmony between man and nature are the core concepts of new civilization.
1. Linde Hall site is located on the west side of Daming Palace, which was built in Linde period of Tang Dynasty for banquets and meetings with foreign envoys. Its base is130m long from north to south and 80m wide from east to west. It consists of three adjacent halls, namely, the front hall, the middle hall and the back hall, including the East Hall, the West Hall, the Yu Yi and the adjacent buildings. There are cloisters around it, and the building area exceeds12300m2. A large number of black tiles and a small number of glazed tiles were unearthed in this site. There are many stone carvings and pillars around the platform. The steps are paved with lotus square bricks, which is rare in other sites. It can be seen from the unearthed cultural relics that the roof has both glazed tiles and black pottery tiles, and the two-story abutment is equipped with endless columns, columns and decapitated heads, and painted in red, blue and green. The halls supporting Linde Hall include Sanqing Hall, Qingsi Hall, Dafu Hall, Zilan Hall and Zhengxuan Hall. Second, Dafu Hall Site Dafu Hall is one of the main halls in Daming Palace in Tang Dynasty. The temple site is located in Kangdizhai Village, Daming Palace Township. The existing rammed earth abutment is 70 meters long from east to west, 50 meters wide from north to south and about 5 meters high, with a total area of about 1 1600 square meters. There are many bricks left on the abutment, and there seems to be a ramp to climb the temple to the south of the abutment. 3. Lingxiaomen Site Lingxiaomen, also known as Qingxiaomen, is the west gate of the northern wall of Daming Palace, located 355 meters west of Xuanwu Gate. Archaeological exploration is a doorway, which is about 0/95m away from the northwest corner of Miyagi. In the first year of Baoying in Tang Suzong (AD 762), when Su Zong was dying, the "Lingxiao Gate Change" caused by the struggle for the throne between Li Xi, the second son of Su Zong, and Li Yu, the crown prince, took place here. The site is located in the northeast corner of Kangdizhai Village. 4. Xuanwu Gate and Neizhongmen Site Xuanwu Gate is the main entrance to the north of Daming Palace. Located in the middle of Beiyuan, slightly west, 538 meters from the northwest corner of Miyagi in the west and 597 meters from the northeast corner in the east. Before the archaeological excavation, the shape of the door could not be seen, but there were rammed earth foundations similar to mounds on both sides. The scope of Chengmen site is wide, and the excavated area exceeds 1000 square meters. According to the excavation results, Xuanwu Gate has only one portal with a rectangular base, which is 34.2 meters long from east to west and 16.4 meters wide from north to south, with rammed earth gatehouses on both sides. There is a brick wall around it, 0.7 meters thick, and a section of palace wall connected to both ends of the door seat is also made of the same brick wall. The highest preserved place on the east side of the city gate is 3 meters, about 5 meters wide, slightly higher than the ground at that time. Lotus square bricks are laid on both sides of the south, which are connected with the brick wall and apron at the door. From the perspective of Sanshuizhe to the south, there are corridor buildings on the east and west sides south of Xuanwu Gate, which are connected with the inner heavy gate in the south. The inner heavy door is 20 meters south of Xuanwu Gate, which is the smaller door opposite Xuanwu Gate. Rammed earth walls with a width of only 2 meters were built on both sides of the gate, and the north wall was connected with the north wall more than 20 meters from east to west, which surrounded the Xuanwu Gate. Judging from the wall base, apron and pillars, this door is a three-bedroom bungalow hall door with a doorway in the middle, which is as wide as Xuanwu Gate. There is a gatehouse on Xuanwu Gate, and the whole gatehouse is trapezoidal. There was a smooth stone threshold in the middle of the door, which was 30 cm from the ground. In order to facilitate the passage of cars, two 2-meter-wide rutting grooves were cut on the doorsill, and the gauge exceeded 1.3 meters. Judging from the wear of the rutting groove, this door is always open to traffic. There are clear ruts and grooves on the road surface inside and outside the threshold. According to the literature, this is the place where Miyagi Su Wei is heavily stationed, and there is an important entrance to the north. V. Chongxuanmen Site Chongxuanmen Site is located in Jiacheng, just north of Xuanwu Gate, 0/56 meters away from Xuanwu Gate/KLOC. This door is well preserved. The doorways on both sides are more than 4 meters from the ground, which are saddle-shaped with doorways in the middle. The entrance is 33.6m long from east to west and16.4m wide from north to south. The rammed earth core, external bricklaying, column foundation and wall root ash bottom are still retained on both sides, and both ends of the portal foundation are much wider and longer than Xuanwu Gate, with a width of 5.2 meters. In the middle of the door, there is a bluestone threshold. There are pillows at both ends of the threshold, and the distance between each threshold is 2.45 meters. There is a guard room above the door. There are architectural sites inside and outside the Xuanmen. Its left and right cloisters are connected with Xuanwu Gate, which is the North Ya Su Wei Institute, and the outside is the Jide Institute. Sixth, Sanqingdian Site Sanqingdian Site is located in the northwest corner of Daming Palace, in the northeast corner of Kangdizhai Village, Daming Palace Township. It is a high-rise building and one of the palace Taoist buildings. The bridge is high in Taipei and low in the south, with an existing height of 15 ~ 12.6 meters. The plane is convex, wide in the north and narrow in the south, with a length of 78.6 meters from north to south, 53. 1 meter from east to west and 47.6 meters from north to south, covering an area of more than 4,000 square meters. Rammed soil is built on the high platform, and brick walls with a thickness of1.26m are built around it. The surface of the brick is paved with a bare brick surface spliced by grinding bricks, and the bottom of the brick is paved with two layers of neatly polished cornerstones. Both the cornerstone and the brick wall are inclined inward 1 1 degree. It can be seen from a large number of unearthed walls painted with white ash that there are halls or pavilions on them. Stone fragments were unearthed from stone fences and drainage troughs. Square brick apron is paved 1.5m wide, and the upper hall has two steps. One is the step road, located in the south center, with a length of 15m and a width of 32m. The other is a slow ramp, located on both sides of the northern end of the abutment, with a length of 43.25 meters and a trapezoidal plane. Pave kerbs on both sides of the slow lane and set up stone fences. Many green glazed tiles, yellow, green and blue colored tiles, and many blue-gray pottery tiles were unearthed in this site. There are also copper components and enamel copper ornaments embedded in wooden components. Besides Sanqing Hall, Daming Palace has other Taoist temples, such as Dajiao Temple and Xuanyuandi Temple. Seven, Qingsi Temple Site Qingsi Temple was built in Tang Jingzong. It is located at the left yintai gate in the east side. The base is rectangular, 228 meters long from north to south and 33 meters wide from east to west. 1 symbol of Tongyu was unearthed in this site, with the words "Tongjun House is left in command" on it, and 12 pieces of residual column cornerstone were also unearthed. Eight, Tang Taiye Pool Site Taiye Pool, also known as Penglai Pool, is located in the northern middle of Daming Palace. It was first carved in the Zhenguan period. In the late kaiyuan period, Xuanzong ordered people to build a moon viewing platform and Yang Guifei to enjoy the moon on both sides of the Taiye pool with a height of 100 feet. Tang Xianzong was rebuilt in May in the 12th year of Li Chunyuan (AD 8 17), with 400 cloisters built around it. There is Penglai Mountain in the pool and Taiyue Pavilion on the mountain. Mu Zong once ordered Wei Chuhou, the guard, to preach Shi Mao and Shangshu here. In the second year of Taihe (A.D. 828), Li Ang, a scholar, personally wrote the deeds of the monarch and his subjects in Shangshu, and ordered the painter to paint them on the pavilion for viewing. Now there is a mound in the pool, 5 meters high, which should be the site of Penglai. Taiyue pool covers an area of about10.6 million square meters, which is divided into east and west pools with a passage in the middle. According to archaeological survey, Xichi is 500 meters long from east to west and 320 meters wide from north to south. The East Pool is small, 220m long from north to south and150m wide from east to west, and only 5m away from the East Palace wall in the east. The edge of the pool is three or four meters higher than the bottom. The water source of Taiye Pool comes from Longshou Canal in the south. There is a culvert communicating with the outside of the palace. The cloisters along the coast and the nearby palace buildings are deliberately arranged according to the topographical characteristics. The site is located in the southwest of Sunjiawan Village, Daming Palace Township. In order to effectively protect the Daming Palace site, the Xi Municipal People's Government established the Daming Palace site depository, which is responsible for the daily affairs of the protection and management of the Daming Palace site, carrying out social education and cultural relics publicity activities, participating in on-site archaeological excavation and cleaning, collecting unearthed cultural relics specimens, organizing the implementation of cultural relics protection and maintenance projects, and carrying out academic exchange activities. The ruins of Hanyuan Temple and Linde Temple in Daming Palace have been opened to the public. Welcome to visit the cultural relics and sites of the Tang Dynasty and appreciate the essence of Tang Wenhua. The history of Daming Palace has yet to be discovered. Let's wait. Daming Palace was opened to the public on June 0, 20 10 and 10.