(2) Guanyin Pavilion. Guanyin Pavilion is located at the top of Huilongling at the southern end of Pingba Town, wenshan city. It was built in the second year of Jiaqing (1797), added in the fourteenth year of Daoguang (1834), and Xianfeng was destroyed by fire in the sixth year. The reconstruction of Xianfeng in the ninth year (1859) was completed. Until the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923). Originally, it was a building complex with three buildings and two academies, covering an area of 1 1 mu. The existing Guanyin Pavilion, Wei Tuo Hall, left and right wing rooms, Guan Sheng Palace and Laojun Hall form a quadrangle. The main hall is a brick-wood mixed structure, with a single eaves and a small hill top, and three rooms facing east. The overall width is 20m, the depth is 1 1m and the height is about 12m. There are 28 grid columns, including 18 external eaves column with 2. 1m high stone columns on the eaves.
(3) Li's ancestral hall. 1 1 year (1922) was built in leshichong village, which is a building with three rooms and two halls. There are three temples, the overall layout is rigorous, and the eaves and columns are carefully carved. There is a tablet inscribed by Li in the temple, which is dedicated to Li's ancestral tablet. (4) pen tower. Standing on the top of Dongshan Mountain in the east of wenshan city. Gong Xue in Gongyi was built in the middle of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, and it is named "Autumn Wind at Yanta", which is one of the eight scenic spots in Wenshan. In the 23rd year of Jiaqing (18 18), the Wenfeng Tower of Kuixing Pavilion moved here. The tower has seven floors and is five feet eight feet high (19.33 meters). Inlaid couplets: "Double laurel trees fight for wonders, and iron-painted silver hooks explore the moon hole;" "A river with a horizontal shadow and mountains connecting mountains" summarizes the geographical form of Wenshan. All fortifications built in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in the middle period have been demolished. Rebuilt in 1997, the new tower is 49 meters high and has seven octagons, which is more spectacular than the old tower. (5) Daxing Temple. Located between Hua Kai Middle Road and Daxing Street, the building is east-west, with a total area of 3,539.6 square meters. The total construction area is 1289.26 square meters. Founded in the thirty-second year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1604), it was originally the Dragon Ancestral Hall. The endless travel of monks in Wutai Mountain was rebuilt during the reign of Kangxi. The two wings of Chen Bing Temple in Xianfeng were destroyed by fire 2000 years ago and then rebuilt. In the second ugly year of the Republic of China, it took six years to complete the renovation from 19 17- 1923. 1On May 27th, 1996, the local people's government decided to repair Daxing Temple. 200 1 Rebuild the entrance and wing. From March to August, 2002, the reconstruction was funded by Mr. Ren Huaican, a native of Wenshan. The Heavenly King Hall and Ursa Major Hall were repaired and painted, and the roofs were replaced with yellow glazed tiles. Rebuild 34 gold foil statues. Add internal facilities such as bronze bell, bronze tripod and leather drum. The temple has a typical architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, with a long history and high scientific value. June 65438+February 65438+August 2003 was announced as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.
(6) Shoufo Temple. Located in the middle section of bergamot street in the urban area, it was built in the third year of Qing Yongzheng (1725) and was raised by people in Hengzhou, Hunan. Qianlong, Jiaqing and Guangxu years continued to expand and repair. The construction scale is magnificent and spacious, with wood and stone carving and painting, fine carving, careful conception and rich content; The courtyard is green and dripping, the ancient banyan is fragrant, quiet and elegant. The jade palace on the right side of the first Buddhist temple has a unique style: the stage is finely carved, hollowed out and carved, with bas-relief carvings, different flower and bird patterns and red lacquer paintings, which last for more than a hundred years. The existing old houses have been built by the masses into activity rooms for the elderly. (7) Wuzi Temple. It is located in Xue Hai Lane in the downtown area (in the present National Museum of Mass Art) and was built by Si Long Shangdeng, the leader of the Ming Dynasty. Originally known as Shixian Temple, it was built as a Confucius Temple when the soil was changed to build a stream. Guangxu 16th year (1890) was changed to Wuzi Temple. In the 30th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1904), the school official Huang Xishang rebuilt. 1998 state people's government and state cultural bureau allocated funds for reconstruction. 1985 was announced as the first batch of state-level cultural relics protection units in May. In June 5438+February 65438+August 2003, it was announced as the sixth batch of provincial cultural relics protection units.
(8) Xiaoximen Tower. Located in wenshan city, it was built in Qing Dynasty. It was repaired four times from Jiaqing to Daoguang, and it is still well preserved. The tower is a gatehouse building, with double eaves resting on the top of the mountain, a bucket beam-type mixed wood frame, one floor and one bottom, and three rooms. The width of the bay is 5.4 meters, which is wider than that of the second bay and is used as a passage. Behind the right ovary, there is a wooden ladder leading to the tower, the floor is made of wood, and the tower is used as a house for guarding the city. The tower has the style of ancient buildings in Qing Dynasty, with embossed animal and plant patterns. This building is the only existing gatehouse of an ancient city in Wenshan area, from which we can see the historical traces of Wenshan ancient city, which has historical and scientific research value. 1986 was announced as a county-level cultural relics protection unit on March 20th; 1997 was announced as the second batch of state-level cultural relics protection units in September.
(9) The former residence of Chutunan. The former residence is located in Shangtiao Street in the city. The building, which faces south, is a binary quadrangle with a hard roof and penetrates through the civil structure. It was built in the Daoguang period. The former residence was announced as the fifth batch of provincial cultural relics protection units 1998 1 1 in June. In 2005, the county party committee and government began to repair the former residence. The opening ceremony was held on April 1 1, 2006, and was officially opened to the public. (10) Weilai Stone Que. Located in Baoshan, Lexi Village, Dehou, it was built in the 20th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (18 15) and is stony. The base of the stone pavilion is square and 55 cm high. It has a stone base and a 1 stone carving on the top. Around the stone platform, there are pictures of spring cattle, Yunlong, mussels, crabs, goats and lotus flowers. There is a decorative stone arch on the stone eaves, which overhangs the eaves. The east and west doors have splayed stone low walls. The depiction of the north and south stone walls has disappeared today. On the stone wall in the west, the story characters of the Three Kingdoms are engraved on the right, and the Eight Immortals crossing the sea are engraved on the left.