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Shuiji town scenic spot
Jian Yao Site is a national key cultural relic protection unit, located in Shuiji Town, Jianyang City, Fujian Province. It is a famous kiln for firing black glazed tea cups in Fujian in the Song Dynasty.

The kiln site includes Luhuaping, Niupilun, Daluhoushan and Yingchanggan, and the distribution area of relics is about 6.5438+0.2 million square meters. There are blue glaze porcelain and black glaze porcelain, mainly black glaze porcelain.

The black glazed porcelain, which is dominated by rabbit lights, is one of the best "tea-fighting" utensils in the Song Dynasty. In addition, there are oil drops, partridge spots, obsidian and other glazes, all of which are representative works of black glazed porcelain in Song Dynasty. Daigakuji is located in the mountains of Jianggeng Foshan, 6 kilometers southeast of Shitou Village, Shuiji Town, Jianyang City. Formerly known as Daigakuji, also known as Daigakuji and Daigakuji. According to legend, it was built at the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty. Dajue 'an has the nature of a family temple, and it is the place where Xie's family worships the Buddha. After the project was completed, the son of Japanese Emperor Dirty Dihu, who had no literary choice, came here to practice enlightenment and returned to Japan three years later. The temple was originally a civil structure, and the Daxiong Hall was five rooms wide. Forty-five years of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (16 17), Xie Wenxiang rebuilt it. The Academy is famous for its collection of classics. The Sutra Pavilion was built in the fifth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1800). It contains more than 50 volumes of Nirvana Sutra published in the 14th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, and Huayan Sutra reprinted in the 38th year of Wanli, which originally contained more than 5,000 volumes and now contains more than 300 volumes.

From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, the University Hall was renovated in different scales. In the early days of People's Republic of China (PRC)'s "Cultural Revolution", the Academy was severely damaged. There are only four stone tablets erected in the temple during the reign of Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Guangxu of Qing Dynasty, which describe the historical origin, grand Dojo, land property and Zen master's deeds of the temple. In addition, there is a statue of a large iron pot cast by the abbot and monk Zhijing in the twenty-first year of Guangxu reign (1895). Daigakuji 1983 was designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit in August and officially opened at the end of next year with approval. Since then, the Academy has been concerned and funded by local government leaders. 1994, the abbot of Xueyuan Temple raised funds to repair the road from Shuiji Town to the temple into a cement pavement.

1 On September 8th, 1995, a fire broke out in Xueyuan Temple because pilgrims lit candles, which destroyed the Buddhist scripture building1building, covering an area of 220 square meters, and burned a number of precious cultural heritages such as scriptures, resulting in direct economic losses of more than 40,000 yuan. Now the building area of the temple is 4000 square meters. A white pagoda located above Bird Volcano in Zhengdun Village, Shuiji Town, jianyang city is called Zhaopu Pagoda. This tower was built in the Ming Dynasty. It is a city (county) level cultural relics protection unit. The tower was built in the first year of Tianshun, Ming Yingzong (1457), 556 years ago. It is a pavilion-type solid tower with six corners and seven floors, with a height of16.24m and a bottom circumference of15.50m.. According to the records of Jian 'ou Prefecture and Shuiji County, Ye Zongsun raised funds to build the tower, and invited famous architects Chen Yongfa and Chen Jingxing from Yutian, Fuzhou to build it. There are cornices with upturned corners on each floor, and bells are tied to each corner. There are two shrines on each floor of the tower, and an iron bell is covered on the top of the tower.

199 1 restored, the tower is magnificent and has a typical architectural style of Ming Dynasty. Looking from the tower, you can see a bay of Nanpuxi running from north to south. The stream is crystal clear, like a belt. The two sides of the strait are lush and lush, such as wearing gold. Zhao Pu Temple next to Zhaoputa was built in the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty (158 1). It was built by Xu Pai's descendants, with a building area of 1036 square meters and an area of 1400 square meters. There is an incense burner rebuilt in the seventh year of Daoguang Qing dynasty (1828). Under the auspices of monk Shi Gui, Zhao Pu Temple was overhauled in 1982. The tower under the Zhao Pu Tower is called Liansheng Tower. The rising tower is only tens of meters away from the Zhao Pu Tower. It is a city (county) level cultural relics protection unit. The tower was built in the forty-seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (16 19), counting as 394 years. The tower is a pavilion-type hollow tower, with brick and wood structure, six corners and three floors. Tower height12.57m, bottom tower circumference15.30m.. The tower body is made of bricks, and the floor and ladder in the center of the tower are made of wood. Visitors can climb stairs. According to the genealogy of the Xu family in Ming Dynasty, during the fifty years from the period of Yiyou (1585) to the period of Hainian (1635), the Xu family took the second place in the imperial examination, and one in the exploration of flowers, and as many as 14 people served as county magistrate, county magistrate and minister in various places.

To commemorate the descendants of Xu Shi and the ancestors of Guangzong, the Xu Shi family decided to raise funds to build the tower, which was quickly responded by the Xu Shi family. The tower has three layers, which means three elements and three levels.