10 Tarikan di Dehua (2024)

8. Chengtian Temple

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4.7/5183 Ulasan

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果汁分你一半✔Chengtian Temple, located on the east side of Nanjun Lane opposite Chengtian Lane in the center of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, also known as Yuetai Temple, the first name is "Nanchan Temple", the last year of Nantang Baoda to the beginning of Zhongxing (957 － 958) Jian Temple, the four years of Jingde in the Northern Song Dynasty (1007) gave the name Chengtian Temple, its scale is second only to Kaiyuan Temple, It is one of the three major jungles in southern Anhui. Chengtian Temple has been rebuilt repeatedly in the past dynasties, and Kaiyuan Temple and Chongfu Temple are also called Quanzhou three major jungles. There are "spotless" and "Meishi Shengxiang". It was originally a Nan Garden that was left in effect by the Qingyuan Army Festival in the five generations and ten kingdoms. Chengtian Temple, also known as Yuetai Temple, is located on the southeast of Chongyangmen and the east side of Nanjun Lane. Chengtian Temple has been repaired and abandoned repeatedly. After thousands of years, the building scale is getting bigger and bigger. It is called the "Three Jungles of Quanzhou" with Kaiyuan Temple and Chongfu Temple. During the Cultural Revolution, the temples were destroyed, and many famous monks and morals were destroyed. During the Cultural Revolution, the temples were destroyed, and the Maitreya, Fatang, Bell and Drum Tower, Langyu and Shanting Tower were destroyed. Others were used as houses and factories. Chengtian Temple was rebuilt in 85 years. Chengtian Temple has a quiet environment and a city of mountains and forests. It is a rare garden destination in the downtown area. Chengtian Temple, known as the "urban mountain forest" ten wonders are: the pine breeze, Fangchi plum shadow, roll curtain Asahi, the jingwu shade, the tower without habitat, the tai Mingyue, the pushpeng rainy night, the sound of bamboo, the song Muyun, the stone. The ten scenes were summed up by the ten scenes of Quanzhou Taishou Wang Shipeng in the Southern Song Dynasty, and the seven rules of the "Ten Things" poem were written. After the Ming calligrapher Zhang Ruitu carved the ten scenes in the inscription and passed on to the afterlife. But some people also thought that "the reflection of the platform", "spotless", and "Meishi Shengxiang" were one of the ten scenes.

Quanzhou

73.9km from Dehua

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