Kaifeng City Wall Dayun Temple Tazhou Bridge Site Northern Song Dynasty Tokyo City Fangda Site
The bronze bell of xingguo temple Tower and the bell tower of North Temple are the monuments of leye county.
Yanqing Guan Confucius Temple Dachengdian Town River Iron Rhino Yuefei Temple Huangling Gangsai River Completion Monument
Long Ting Henan Park North Mosque Shanshan-Gansu Club Dongda Temple
The former site of the Yushan District Committee of the Communist Party of China, the former site of the peasant uprising in Huqiu Temple, the memorial tower for fallen soldiers in Qixian County, Henan Province, and the former site of Datong Middle School in Qixian County.
Hongyanglou Memorial Site Jiao Martyrs Cemetery
Bamboo grove Yangshao cultural relics
Yangshao Cultural Site of Bamboo Forest: Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Henan Province. It is located in the north hill of Zhu Lin Village, 35km south of Qixian County and southeast of Kaifeng City. The site runs east-west, and the cultural layer is mostly in the south of Tu Gang, which is 300 meters long from east to west and 250 meters wide from north to south. Because farmers borrow soil, it is divided into two parts, with a sidewalk 2 meters deep and 20 meters wide in the middle. The upper part of the cultural layer is about 0.3 meters, the sand and lime soil in the middle is about 2 meters thick, and the lower part is Yangshao cultural layer. This mound is 3.5 meters above the ground. After exploration, there are mud red pottery pieces, gray pottery pieces, mixed sand gray pottery pieces, burnt bones, wild boar bones and antlers. The site belongs to the middle period of Yangshao culture, with a total area of 2.82 hectares. ?
Lutaigang Shang Dynasty cultural relics
Lutaigang Shang Dynasty Cultural Site Henan Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Located in Lutaigang Village, southeast of Kaifeng City and east of Qixian County 14 km. The pillar is 5 meters high, 75 meters long from north to south and 60 meters wide from east to west, covering an area of 4,500 square meters. The collected specimens include legs, legs, muddy gray pottery pieces, sandy reddish brown pottery pieces decorated with stripes, rope patterns and squares, as well as antler fossils, ash pits, eggshell pottery pieces, bone needles, building foundations and so on. ?
Kaifeng ancient city
Cultural relics protection units in Kaifeng County, the ancient city of Kaifeng. Located in Gucheng Village, Zhuxian Town, Kaifeng County, east of Kaifeng City. Originally a city on the eastern border of Zheng during the Zheng Zhuanggong period (743 BC ~ 7065438 BC+0 BC), it was named "Kaifengfu" because it meant "opening the border". In the Western Han Dynasty, in order to avoid the taboo of Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi, it was changed to "Kaifeng House". During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Kaifeng County was famous for its "Xingyang Zheng" nationality. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with the excavation of the North-South Grand Canal, Bianzhou City (now Kaifeng City) along the river rose rapidly. In the first year of Yanhe River in Tang Ruizong (7 12), Kaifeng moved to Bianzhou City. Since then, the ancient city of Kaifeng has become more and more deserted. In the northwest corner of the old city wall, a section of the surface is reserved, which is 100 meters long, 8 meters high and 20 meters wide. ?
king yu's terrace
Yuwangtai Cultural Relics Protection Unit in Henan Province. Located in the southeast corner of Kaifeng city. Covering an area of 26.7 hectares, there used to be an earthen platform here. According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, Shi Kuang, a musician from the State of Jin, played here, hence the name "Blowing Taiwan". In the Song Dynasty, it was called "Ergutai". In the eighteenth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1482), it was changed to "Bi Xia Yuan Jun Temple", and in the second year of Jiajing (1523), it was called "Yuwangtai". At present, Taiwan Province is 4 meters high. In front of it stands a wooden archway of "Ancient Blowing Platform", and there are three imperial book buildings in Taichung, in which the plaque of "Gongcun Heluo" written by Emperor Kangxi 1694 is hung. On the east wall downstairs, Kang Youwei 1923 Poems of Wandering Yuwangtai is inlaid with stone carvings. Behind the building is Wang Yu Hall, with a built-in statue of Yu Wang. On the east and west walls, there are brick carvings of Yu Wang for water control and celebration. The north wall is embedded with the "swallow tablet" carved in the Qing Dynasty, and the main hall is equipped with a small courtyard. The East Courtyard is a "Three Sages Temple", dedicated to the Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai, Du Fu and Gao Shi who once wrote poems on the stage. The West Courtyard is the "Shuide Temple", where 37 people have made contributions to water control since Qin Dynasty. Behind the main hall is the Imperial Monument Pavilion, which was built for the Qing Emperor Qianlong to write poems. Stone carvings are densely embedded in the three walls of the cloister of the stage, so are all parts of Cao Liyin. Surrounded by canals, water, lotus ponds and waterside pavilions, the platform is lush all year round. After 1949, it became Yuwangtai Park for tourists to visit. ?
Guo Xiang Temple
Cultural relics protection unit of Suoguo Temple in Henan Province. Located on the north side of Freedom Road in Kaifeng City, it is a famous Buddhist temple in China. Legend has it that it was the former residence of Xinlingjun, the son of Wei in the Warring States Period. It was built in the sixth year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (555) and was named Jianguo Temple, which was later destroyed by fire. Hui Yun, a monk in Tang Ruizong, was rebuilt and awarded the title of "Dasuoguo Temple" in the first year of Yanhe (7 12). In the early Song Dynasty, the temple was expanded into eight courtyards. The emperor often comes here to pray, and there are frequent exchanges between Chinese and foreign famous monks. On the third and eighth day of each month, the temple fair is open, and the people trade, which is very lively. In the 20th year of Ming Chenghua (1484), it was renamed Chongfa Temple. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Yellow River irrigated the city and the temples in the temple were flooded. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (166 1), it was rebuilt and renamed Suoguo Temple, which was later destroyed. Qianlong was restored in thirty-one years (1766), but its scale was far less than that of Tang and Song Dynasties. 1927, Feng Yuxiang destroyed the Buddha in Henan, and the temple was changed to Zhongshan Market. After 1949, the temples and pavilions in the temple were completely restored. From 65438 to 0992, the temple was handed over to the management of religious departments to carry out Buddhist activities. There are buildings in the temple, such as the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Major Hall, the Octagonal Glass Hall, the Tibetan Scripture Building, and the East-West Pavilion. ?
Kaifeng City Wall
Kaifeng city wall national key cultural relics protection unit. Located in Kaifeng, with a perimeter of 14.4 km, it is the second largest ancient city wall in China. Formerly known as Bianzhou City, it was built by Li Mian in the second year of Tang Dezong Jianzhong (78 1). In the Song Dynasty, it was the inner city of Tokyo, 155 steps about 20 miles. The gold extended outward to the north and south ends of the city. The outer wall of the Ming Dynasty was made of blue bricks. In the 22nd year of Qing Daoguang (1842), it was rebuilt and became today's Kaifeng city wall. The city wall is now 5-8 meters high, 5 meters wide at the top and 7 meters wide at the bottom, with 8 1 horse face. There are five city gates, and the south gate urn circle was restored on 1995. The West Gate Tower has been rebuilt, and the city wall is being gradually restored.