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Anguo history and culture
National medicine culture is an important part of China medicine culture.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Anguo was the largest and most famous traditional Chinese medicine distribution center in northern China, which brought together drug dealers from all over the country and even neighboring countries and regions around the world. It not only traded authentic medicinal materials, but also brought information on the identification, cultivation, processing and use of traditional Chinese medicine to exchange here.

Various cultures have influenced, collided and merged with each other, forming a rich and colorful Chinese medicine culture.

One of the most distinctive phenomena of traditional Chinese medicine culture in Anguo is the Wang Yao Temple in Anguo.

The drug king enshrined in the temple was originally created by local people with the help of imperial power. Legend has it that he is a highly skilled and respected folk doctor (not Tong Pi).

It was not until the Qing Dynasty that Tong Pi, a general of the Han Dynasty, was named the King of Medicine and was worshipped by drug dealers and pilgrims from all directions.

It can be seen that the early worship of Yaowang by Angolans reflects an important ideological feature of Angolan national medicine culture, that is, popularization and life.

Guanhanqing tomb

The tomb of China Yuan Dynasty dramatist Guan Hanqing, one of the world famous historical figures, is located in Wurenqiao Village, anguo city.

500 meters northeast of Guan Hanqing's hometown, there is Guan Hanqing's tomb.

The tomb was originally 4 meters long, 3 meters wide and 1.5 meters high, showing a southeast-northwest trend.

According to legend, the northwest corner of the village is the site of Guanzhai, commonly known as "Guanjiayuan", covering an area of nine acres and nine points.

In addition, regarding the ruins of Du Jia, Guanjiaqiao and Pujiu Temple, there is a stone tablet of "Pushui Weiguan" which was handed down by Guan Hanqing's handwriting.

1958, after an inspection by Tian Han, chairman of the National Drama Association, the state allocated funds to build a brick tomb.

Guan Hanqing's tomb is now a brick tomb with a diameter of10m and a height of 3m. Surrounded by Zhou Songbai, the monument is the "Tomb of the Great Dramatist Guan Hanqing".

Guifei bridge

Guifei Bridge, formerly known as Wanshou Bridge.

For the five-hole stone bridge.

In the 26th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, Zongshen was built in the south of Wurenqiao Village, across the Ci River.

The typical palace construction method is adopted, and the bridge arch is reduced from the middle hole to the outer hole in proportion.

The bridge is 7 meters high, 7 meters wide and 60 meters long, all made of rectangular marble.

It is a key protected cultural relic in Hebei Province.

1986 With the approval of the Hebei Provincial Department of Culture, a new bridge was built on the west side of the bridge, which is no longer in use.

Anding bridge

Located in the southwest of Nanzhang Village, across the Moon River.

It was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty.

It is a slab bridge, with length 18m and height 1.2m and 7 holes.

There are five holes in the middle, each with a diameter of 2.6m and a diameter of 1.8m at both ends. ..

Each hole is cut into a bridge deck with 0.2 meters thick, 2.6 meters long and 0.6 meters wide, slightly arched.

The piers are cylindrical, and each pier has 6 square stones.

In the sixth year of the Republic of China, it was washed away by the flood and repaired by the villagers.

In the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19), it was repaired 1 time.

The river was destroyed this month, the bridge is no longer in use, and the remains still exist.

Nanwangmaishiqiao

Located at the south exit of Nanwangmai Village, opposite the Xiaotanghe River.

Originally a wooden bridge, according to the inscription beside the bridge, in the 40th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, the emperor made a southern tour, and the road blocked the south king from buying the north bank of Xiaotang River, so he approved the tunnel to repair the bridge.

In the twentieth year of the Republic of China (193 1), the bridge wood decayed and was about to collapse. The villagers converted it into a 6-pier 7-hole stone bridge with an aperture of 1.5m, a height of 2.2m, a width of 3.5m and a length of15.4m. ..

Each pier consists of three stone pillars.

The bridge deck is almost horizontal and consists of 35 stones, with a thickness of 0.2m, a width of 0.6m and a length of 2.2m.. ..

There are 0.4m high stone fences on both sides of the bridge deck.

Now the river bed has been reclaimed, leaving only bridges.

Xuxinzhuang stone bridge

Located between South Xuxinzhuang and North Xuxinzhuang, across the Xiaotang River.

In the year of Xuantong Yuan in Qing Dynasty, two villages were jointly built.

The bridge is a 4-pier 5-hole stone slab bridge, with a length of 12m, a width of 2.9m and a height of 2.2m. The piers are composed of four stone pillars with a diameter of 0.45m, and the transverse joists are granite slats with a length of 3.9m, a width of 0.45m and a thickness of 0.25m. At present, the bridge is composed of 25 granite slats with a length of 2.2m, a width of 0.6m and a thickness of 0.2m.. ..

The bridge is intact.

Qiao Jun bridge

Located half a mile west of Qiao Jun Village, across the Magnetic River.

1936 the village and neighboring villages donated money to build it.

It is a building with wood and stone structure, with 8 piers and 9 holes. For the convenience of ships, the aperture size varies.

The pier is a three-column pier with three rows of wheels.

The bridge deck is arched, wooden joists, covered with double boards, and there is a specially laid driveway for the iron flower wheeled cart to pass.

Still exists today.