Jieyang is a right town in eastern Guangdong and has been recorded in history for more than 2,200 years. The city is rich in tourism resources, with history, mountains, rivers, and seas each having its own merits. It has famous mountain and sea scenery with famous ruins, unique garden scenery, temples and monuments with different styles, rich and colorful folk customs, and distinctive local culture. With famous flowers and delicious fruits all year round, outstanding people, numerous celebrities and widely circulated anecdotes, it is known as "Zoulu on the Coast", "Hometown of Traditional Chinese Painting", "Hometown of Little Opera", "Hometown of Fruit" and "Famous Hometown of Overseas Chinese" reputation. Rongcheng, an urban area, is a provincial-level historical and cultural city and is often known as the "Lotus on the Water." In addition to being a veritable "famous hometown of overseas Chinese", "hometown of calligraphy and painting", "hometown of English songs" and other famous places, Puning City is also known as the "hometown of green olives in China" and "hometown of green plums in China" in terms of fruits. , "the hometown of trendy tangerines in China". Jieyang is close to the mountains and the sea, with beautiful mountains and rivers and many places of interest. The main tourist attractions are: Rongcheng, a provincial historical and cultural city, Jieyang Academy, Shuangfeng Temple, Huangqishan Scenic Area, Guizhuyuan Scenic Area; Huilai Golden Bay Botanical Garden , Shenquan Cape Sweet Spring and Mirage, Baihua Peak, Minghu Rock; Jiexi Ocean Mountain Tourism.
The eight scenic spots in Jieyang are the most historic scenery in the original Jieyang County. Huangqi Xicui Huangqi Mountain is located eight miles northeast of Rongcheng. It is named because of the yellow color of the mountain soil. Huangqi Mountain runs east-west for more than ten miles, with the main peak nearly 300 meters high. According to archaeological discoveries, humans have lived here as early as the Neolithic Age, leaving behind rich cultural heritage. The mountains here are lush with trees, winding paths, and beautiful scenery. There are ancient pagodas from the Ming Dynasty, Yuerong Tomb, Banshan Pavilion, Luyun Temple, Zhugangyan, and Woyun Cave. There are also historical sites such as the reading room of Chen Xiji, a scholar with outstanding literary talents in the Song Dynasty, as well as stone carvings and ink marks left by famous tourists from past dynasties. Climb up Huangqi Mountain and overlook the Rongjiang River, which is like a colorful train lingering around you. You can have a panoramic view of the villages in the distance. Watch the red sun sinking in the west, hundreds of birds returning to their nests, and cattle and sheep descending from the mountains; listen to the shepherd's flute blowing, and the mountain monks and wooden fish lingering in the jungle. Huangqi's beautiful sunset makes visitors forget to return. Therefore, there is a poem "Qiling Bells" written by the predecessors: "The temple is hidden in the deep forest, locked in dusk smoke, and the cold bells are moving at the beginning of the moon. I suddenly suspect that the tidal bank is knocking on gold and stone, hoping to compose Sanskrit sounds into the orchestra. Looking at Qingzhang, I hear the noise of birds, There are monks in the white clouds who burn incense and sit for a long time without sleep. One hundred and eight sounds of frost are heard in the sky. "Every first month, during the Double Ninth Festival, tourists go out to see the scenic spots. There is an endless stream of young men and women, climbing high and nostalgic for the past. It is a wonderful place for outings." Huangqishan Mountain is a symbol of Jieyang's historical and cultural city. In recent years, the government has invested heavily in manpower, material and financial resources to build pavilions and temples, lay stone roads, transform the mountain landscape and beautify the environment, making it a famous tourist attraction far and wide.
Enter the Xianmen Gate Tower. The Jinxian Gate Tower is divided into three floors. The lower floor is the urn gate, the middle floor is the city tower, and the upper floor is the glazed pavilion. It is surrounded by flower windows and painted railings. It is magnificent and majestic. It is the crown of the five gates of the Banyan City. The tower is responsible for announcing the dawn. Whenever the morning light first appears, the sound of the dawn trumpet drifts with the wind, dispersing the morning fog and ushering in the morning light, so it is called "Qiao Tower Xiaojiao". In 1937, a road around the city was built and the city wall was demolished, leaving this gate alone as the gateway to the city from the east. With the continuous expansion of the city, Jinxian Gate has lost its meaning as a "door" and has become part of the garden in the middle of the street. The tower still exists, but it has become a historical monument. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, due to the continuous increase of surrounding building floors, nearly one-third of the original city wall was buried underground. In addition, it was in disrepair for many years, and the appearance of the entire city building was severely damaged inside and outside. It is difficult to retain the charm of the eight ancient scenes. In recent decades, many renovations have been carried out to restore the original appearance, plant flowers and trees, and spray water from the lotus pond, giving the ancient building a new look. Calligraphy and painting art exhibitions and cultural activities are often held upstairs, making it a place for people to relax and have a rest. Entrance exam takers and tourists often consider it auspicious to pass through this door. Many tourists wait here for the bus.
Shuangxi Mingyue A scene of Shuangxi Mingyue, east of Paotai Town, where the South and North Rivers of the Rongjiang River merge into the sea. According to the Qing Dynasty's "Hanjiang Hearing and Seeing Record": "At the confluence of two streams in Jieyang, on the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, when the tide rises, the moon rises from the tip of the Sangpu Stone Strider, and you can see the shadow of double moons at the confluence, which is also a strange thing.
"The river here is open, and every moonlit night, you can go boating here and enjoy the night scenery. Therefore, Zhuo Bo, a native of Xiang Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty, once said, "The south stream is connected to the north stream, and the shadows fall on the silver toad. In the autumn night, I want to play the jade flute with the tide. , wandering like a continent in the middle of the sea." Guo Zhiqi's "Liangxi Mingyue" also has the sentence "Remembering Yuanhui is like practicing words, adding more meaning to the moon to express the love of the river." During the Tianqi period of the Ming Dynasty, in order to prevent Japanese pirates from invading, here Seven piles of huge stones were filled in to prevent Japanese ships from invading.
Yujiao Qiaorong Yujiao was originally built in the late Song Dynasty and was rebuilt into Sanjiao Bridge during the construction of the city in the Ming Dynasty. The hole stone arch bridge is equipped with a switch to form a city gate on the water. In the Qing Dynasty, it was converted into a single-hole arch bridge. There are two large banyan trees near the river, with intertwined roots and lush shades. It looks like a canopy and is majestic and self-contained. Victory. There is an ancient poem that says, "In what year did the roots grow together on the stone platform, and over time the earth and plaster were infiltrated into them. They became entangled like pillars, and the trees resembled the shape of a crane, and the branches seemed to be connected like an ideal tree?" There is also: "A strange tree around the city." Ao group of peaks, plunged into the clear stream with heavy green shadows, the night moon is high and dancing cranes are flying, the snow waves are roaring in the autumn, and the dragon is roaring. It is actually called Qianzhi in the history of Han Dynasty. I don't envy the five seals of Qin Dynasty. I am a beautiful camel moving across the earth, Minghu Lake One is to spy on the fairy trail. "The ancient banyan tree had withered in the Qing Dynasty. Although it was replanted by later generations, it was not unusual, and there were dozens of tall and straight kapok trees around it, so it was also called "Jade Cellar Cotton Shade". Today, the ancient ruins are still vague, but it is still famous in the world. 1938 In 1999, the Kuomintang County Government demolished the walled city and built a road around the city wall. Beijiao Bridge became a road bridge on the ringed road.
The former site of Shuangfeng Evening Bell Shuangfeng Temple is in Panxi. Shuangshan, the capital, was founded by monk Fashan in the 10th year of Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty. It was later moved to Mashan Lane in Rongcheng, covering an area of ??27,000 square meters. It was the largest ancient temple in the Ming Dynasty. In the winter of October 1391, temples and temples were destroyed across the country. In the following year, Ningfu (in Rongcheng), Huaguo (in Xianqiao), Fenghua (in Baita) and other places in Jieyang were destroyed. Baofu (in Guiling), Shuangshan (in Guiling), Zifu (in Meiyun Shimashan), Fucheng (in Hengluo Mountain) and other temple properties were all owned by Shuangfeng Temple in the sixth year of Yongzheng reign in the Qing Dynasty. In 1728), Shuangfeng Temple was destroyed by a hurricane, and the county magistrate Chen Shuzhihuang restored it. In those days, the temple was decorated with towering bamboos, shady courtyard trees, and winding paths. Whenever the sun sets in the west, birds return to their nests. There are bells, drums, cymbals, wooden fishes, and Buddhist scriptures are heard, which is also very interesting.
Nanpu Fishing Song is located outside the Huancheng Road at the entrance of Nanmen Street. It used to be a shoal by the river, leaning against the city and facing the water. , is the place where fishermen park their boats. The river here is wide and the water flow is gentle. The giant fish (commonly known as stickleback, also known as anchovy or anchovy) gather in groups. The fishermen catch them. There are many fishing boats during the day, and they are designed to catch them from a distance. Nearby, they knock on the wooden watch and knock on the boat plank, imitating the shouting fishing songs, and then gather the fish in the net. In the evening, the fishermen gather on the beach to sell fish, and the fishermen's songs are lit up, which is why Nanpu gets its name. In the history of civilization, Jieyang was once a beautiful scenery, with gorgeous years, magical charm, and bright style. The time was long, the river was surging, and life was endless. The "Nanpu Fishing Song" of the past is hard to find today. The poetry of Nanpu has become an ethereal form. No matter how long the history is and how beautiful the scenery is, it will inevitably be replaced by modernization in the process of human civilization.
Diao'ao Fairy Trail Diao'ao. The bridge is now called the suspension bridge. According to the record of "Yi Tong Zhi" of the Qing Dynasty, the two miles west of the city are connected by the north and south rivers. When the waves are flowing on the lake in spring, the boats passing by are like arrows leaving their strings. It is said that Lu Dongbin (Chun Yangzi) became an immortal in the Tang Dynasty. Later, a boat appeared here and wrote a poem beside the bridge: "The waves of peach blossoms warm Yumen's height, and the sound of thunder on the plains makes the roaring waves rise. I would like to take advantage of the rainbow from the sky and drop my hook straight down to catch the golden turtle." Later, it became famous as the "Diao'ao Fairy Trail". There was a bridge before the county was established, and after the county was established, a five-hole stone bridge was built. It was destroyed by water in the early Ming Dynasty, and another wooden bridge was built near Beihe. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, three more bridges were built on the original site. The Kongshi Arch Bridge was later flooded. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt into a stone bridge with two piers. Due to the difference in water levels between the north and south rivers, after the spring rain, the water from the north flowed to the south, and fish came upstream. There were many people fishing near the bridge in the Ming Dynasty. A poet from Yi Ju once wrote a poem called "Ao Bridge Fishing for Waves": "Who builds a whale salamander with a high golden back, spans the sky with two twinkling lights and locks the waves, and is like a silk hand when approaching the current. He doesn't catch ordinary fish, but only ao." In 1965, in order to improve traffic conditions in the Xiguan area, the Jieyang County People's Government rebuilt the suspension bridge into a steel bridge 20 meters long and 7 meters wide.
In the early 1990s, the suspension bridge was rebuilt into a 24-meter-wide reinforced concrete bridge.
Zimo Spring Eyes Zimo Mountain is also known as Niaomu Mountain or Bijia Mountain. It is about five miles south of Rongcheng and opposite to Xianqiao Mountain across the river. The mountain is fifty meters high. In the past, peaches and plums were planted all over the mountain, and there were monks, temples and bookstores on the hillside. Whenever the spring is fine, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, the peaches and plums bloom, and the scenery is charming. It is said that Zheng Yichu, the censor of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, once studied here and gathered his disciples to give lectures. Zheng Lian, a scholar who lived in the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, once wrote the poem "Spring Sunny on Purple Road": "The sun is shining brightly in the spring suburbs, and I immediately ask questions about customs and customs. The poplar leaves are short on the small bridge that is green at first, and the apricot blossoms in the new red ancient courtyard are hanging down. The chickens and dogs in the village are separated by sparse fences, and there is a mist in the ten-acre field. The branches are crying and cuckooing, but the deep weeds are covered in wounds. "Xiangsheng Zhuo Boxian also wrote: "I was crossing the Qianxi River alone in a smoke boat, and the Chunpi Road was not clear. "My dream is that the fragrant grass has not been sold out, and the oriole is crowing beside the wine drinker."
Jieyang Red Pavilion Jieyang Red Pavilion (also called Jinxian Gate) is located between the east and north gates of the original Jieyang ancient city. It was built in the first year of Tianqi in the Ming Dynasty (1622 AD) and has a history of 380 years of history. Because the ancient city of Jieyang does not have only 4 gates in the east, south, west and north like ordinary ancient cities, but has 5 gates. The extra one is Jinxian Gate, so it is not an ordinary city gate. Jieyang Red Pavilion is divided into upper and lower parts. The lower part is a stone gate and the upper part is a three-story gate tower. The gate tower is 16.77 meters high and has a pure fir structure. The first floor has three entrances and five rooms, surrounded by flower windows and movable panels. There is a pavilion on the south and north sides, and the roof is raised all around. The upper floor is an octagonal pavilion, and the roof is an octagonal pointed glazed roof. The whole building is simple and elegant, and it is the best among the ancient city gate buildings in Chaoshan. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there was a watchman on the city tower. Whenever the waning moon set in the west and the morning dawn appeared, the watchman would blow the morning bugle, and the sound of the horn would spread throughout the city with the morning wind, hence the name "Qiao Tower Xiaojiao".
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