Yellow crane tower 1
The Yellow Crane Tower was built in the second year of the Three Kingdoms period (AD 223), and it was destroyed and built repeatedly. Now the Yellow Crane Tower is built in 1985. Magnificent, simple and elegant, it is a landmark building in Wuhan, known as "the first building in the world", and is also called "the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River" with Yueyang Tower in Hunan and Wangtengting Pavilion in Jiangxi.
Cui Hao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote: "In ancient times, yellow cranes carried saints to heaven, but today there is no yellow crane tower. The yellow crane will never come, and the white clouds will never have him. Every tree in Hanyang has become crystal clear, and Nautilus Island is a nest of sweet grass. But I looked home, the twilight was getting thicker, and the river waves were filled with sad mist. " Becoming a swan song throughout the ages has also made the Yellow Crane Tower famous. And Li Bai's "Listening to the Yellow Crane Tower on the Flute with the Shilang Zhongqin" "One is to move to Changsha, and the other is to look at Chang' an in the west. Yu Di blows in the Yellow Crane Tower and plum blossoms fall in May in Jiangcheng, which has established the reputation of "Jiangcheng" in Wuhan.
2. Guiyuan Temple
Guiyuan Temple, one of the four Buddhist jungles in Wuhan, is located at the western end of Cuiwei Street in Hanyang, Wuhan. It was built by Master Bai Guang for Qing Shunzhi in 15 (1658).
Guiyuan buddhist temple consists of three distinctive courtyards: North Courtyard, Intermediate Court and South Courtyard. There are three groups of main buildings, namely, the Buddhist Scripture Pavilion, the Ursa Major Hall and the Luohan Hall, covering an area of 17500 square meters. The main building of the North Courtyard is the Buddhist Scripture Building, which is a pavilion-style building with five bays on both sides and a height of about 25 meters. It has a big ridge at the top, fishhorns and flying eaves, which are simple and exquisite. Face to face, four pillars reaching the sky, phoenix dawn, dragon playing beads. The whole building is exquisite and spectacular, resplendent and magnificent.
There are many Buddhist relics here, besides Tibetan scriptures, there are Buddha statues, cultural relics, stone carvings, calligraphy and painting inscriptions and foreign classics. It is a Buddhist temple with a large collection of Buddha statues in China.
3. Qingchuan Pavilion
Qingchuan Pavilion is located in Yugong Collection at the eastern foot of Guidong Mountain in Hanyang, Wuhan. It is adjacent to Hanshui River in the north, Yangtze River in the east and Jiajiang River in the Yellow Crane Tower. It is the only scenic spot standing by the river in Wuhan, and it is also a key cultural relic protection unit in Hubei Province.
Also known as Qingchuan Building, it was built in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. Its name was taken from the poem "Every tree in Hanyang is clear in water" written by Cui Hao, a poet in Tang Dynasty, and it has the reputation of "four famous buildings in Chu". Because it faces the Yellow Crane Tower across the river, it is called "Three Chu Scenery".
Since its establishment, the museum has been promoted and abolished several times. The existing building is 1983, which was rebuilt according to the historical photos of Qingchuan Pavilion in the late Qing Dynasty and the scope of the site. The rebuilt Qingchuan Pavilion covers an area of about 10000 square meters, and its plane is triangular. It consists of three main buildings, namely Qingchuan Pavilion, Yuji Palace and tiemenguan, Yubei Pavilion, Jingchu Xiong Feng Monument, Archway, Riverside Bank Protection and winding cloister. The whole pavilion is divided into two floors, along the eaves and corridors, which truly reproduces the grand style of the Chu people building a platform on the mountain and building a pavilion on the platform.
4. Guqintai
Yu Boya Terrace, also known as Terrace, is located at the foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang District, Wuhan, on the east bank of Yuehu Lake. According to legend, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Yu Boya, a pianist from the State of Chu, played drums here to express his feelings, and Zhong Ziqi, a woodcutter on the mountain, was well aware of his temperament and aspired to high mountains and flowing water. Boya regards the hippopotamus chef as a confidant. A few years later, Boya passed Guishan again and learned that he had died in childhood. He was so sad that he broke the piano and never played it again. Later generations felt his deep friendship and built a memorial platform here.
Guqintai is adjacent to Guishan Mountain in the east and Moon Lake in the north, with beautiful scenery, quiet and pleasant scenery and rich cultural connotation. It is a famous musical and cultural monument in Wuhan and one of the key protected cultural relics in Hubei and Wuhan.
5. Gude Temple
Gude Temple was built in the third year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1877). 192 1 year, the existing daxiong hall was built. Later, it developed into an area of 20000 square meters. The "Gude Temple" with a building area of more than 3,600 square meters.
The buildings in the temple were severely damaged during the Cultural Revolution, and all Buddhist cultural relics and religious facilities were destroyed. Gude Temple, as a key cultural relic protection unit in Wuhan, has been completely restored and restored to its simple and solemn original appearance.
The core building of the whole temple is Tongyuan Hall. This temple is modeled after Ananda Temple in Myanmar. It is a typical temple with rich exotic architectural style, exquisite decoration, perfect function and beautiful environment. It is the only Buddhist building in Han Buddhism and one of the only two buildings with this style in the world. It has important religious, architectural, cultural and historical values.
Tongyuan Hall is a single-story square, with an internal height of 1 0.6m, with a square floor area of 100. Its grandeur and generosity are also rare in other Han Buddhism halls. ?