Chengdu exudes a strong appeal. It is a city that makes you not want to leave once you are here, a leisure city that slows down time. Chengdu, I have everything you want!
For a long time, I have had a fond impression of Chengdu that is hard to let go. It is not only the mild climate and soothing life here, but also its strong historical origins and cultural complex. As a history fan and a fan of the Three Kingdoms, the land of ancient Shu is full of temptation and fascination for me. A pot of wine, a cup of tea, a broken tile, and an ancient wall all have a strong appeal.
For a long time, I have had a fond impression of Chengdu that is hard to let go. Not only is the mild climate and soothing life here, but it also has strong historical origins and cultural complexes. As a history fan and a fan of the Three Kingdoms, the land of ancient Shu is full of temptation and fascination for me. A pot of wine, a cup of tea, a broken tile, and an ancient wall all have a strong appeal.
Here is a totem culture of reluctance, immortal cultural beliefs, and a model of brotherly loyalty and loyalty that has been praised by the world for thousands of years.
Even though time has passed by for thousands of years, the rise and fall, and the changes of dynasties, both the monarch and the system have tolerated and praised the immortal stories that were staged here more than 2,000 years ago. This time we will enter Jinguan Palace. City, walk into the Wuhou Temple, which has been preserved for thousands of years, and touch the classic legend of dedicated life and death.
Every time you walk on the streets of Chengdu, you will be attracted by the retro buildings and lush green plants. There is a lot of ancient atmosphere here, and there is also a strong legacy of the Shu Han Dynasty. Although it is modern, the silk fabrics on the streets and alleys still cannot hide the rich historical heritage of this city.
In fact, the correct name of the famous Wuhou Temple should be Han Zhaolie Temple, which is the temple of Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty is Liu Bei's posthumous title. Wuhou Temple is the product of the world's respect for Zhuge Wuhou. The location of Wuhou Temple is actually Liu Bei's mausoleum. It is the only temple in China where monarchs and ministers worship together, and it is the best example of a great leader in history.
Stepping into the gate of the scenic spot, there is a red stele pavilion on each side of the courtyard, with a Tang stele on one side and a Ming stele on the other. In the stele pavilion on the east side, the "Ancestral Stele of Zhuge Wuhou, Prime Minister of the Shu Han Dynasty" of the Tang Dynasty is the largest and most precious. It was erected in the fourth year of Yuanhe by Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty. It is the famous "Three Unique Steles". This stele is known as the "Three Unique Steles" due to its excellent writing, calligraphy and carving skills.
It has high cultural relic value and is a national first-class cultural relic.
The "Three Jue Stele" was written by Pei Du, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty. It was written by the calligrapher Liu Gongchuo, Liu Gongquan's brother. It was carved by the famous craftsman Lu Jian. It was called the Sanjue Monument by later generations.
The inscription made a key praise of Zhuge Liang's life, praising Zhuge Liang's high moral character, civility and martial arts, and used this to inspire the rulers of the Tang Dynasty.
When you walk into Wuhou Temple, you enter a world of heroes. There are deep ancient cypresses, overlapping courtyards, monuments and stone carvings everywhere, and eBay legends everywhere. On the walls of the courtyard on the left and right sides, there is a "Biao Shi" written in sonorous and elegant handwriting. The decisive strokes and the edge of the sharp blade reveal a carefree and free hand. Such handwriting must be extraordinary. Following the handwriting to find the source, the word "Yue Fei" stands out above, which makes people marvel and admire him! Yue Wumu is indeed a versatile scholar and a Confucian general!
There are many civil and military officials of the Shu Kingdom enshrined in the corridor. of statue. Among them, Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei all have dedicated halls, and the rest of the important civil officials and military generals are carved in the civil and military corridors. To the east is the corridor for civil servants, and to the west is the corridor for generals.
There are fourteen civil servants and military generals in each of the left and right corridors, for a total of twenty-eight civil and military generals. The civil official gallery of the East Prefecture is headed by Pang Tong, followed by Jian Yong, Lu Kai, Fu Wei, Fei_, Dong He, Deng Zhi, Chen Zhen, Jiang Wan, Dong Yun, Qin Mi, Yang Hong, Ma Liang and Cheng Ji; the military generals of the West Prefecture The gallery is headed by Zhao Yun, followed by Sun Qian, Zhang Yi, Ma Chao, Wang Ping, Jiang Wei, Huang Zhong, Liao Hua, Xiang Chong, Fu Qian, Ma Zhong, Zhang Yi, Zhang Nan and Feng Xi. If you like the Three Kingdoms and understand the Three Kingdoms, you must look for your favorite civil servants and generals. You can learn many interesting questions from their clothes and order.
Behind the second gate is Liu Bei Hall, which is the real location of Zhaolie Temple.
After leaving Wuhou Temple, the depressing atmosphere in front suddenly became clear. It turned out that we had arrived at Sanyi Temple. Needless to say, as soon as you look at the name, you will know that this is a temple dedicated to the three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang.
This Sanyi Temple was originally named Sanyi Temple and was not located here. In 1998, due to urban construction needs, the Sanyi Temple was moved from Admiral Street to Wuhou Temple. Sanyi Temple was originally built by Zheng Jiaolin, the governor of Sichuan, in the early years of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. It was destroyed by a fire caused by burning incense in the 49th year of Qianlong's reign. It was rebuilt in the 49th year of Qianlong's reign and fully renovated in the 22nd year of Daoguang's reign. The buildings and plaques seen today are mainly relics from the Daoguang period. Its buildings are mixed structures and have gradually collapsed, leaving only a few buildings intact. The statues of the three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang enshrined here are gentler and closer to the images loved by the public.
Behind Sanyi Temple is the famous Jinli Cultural District, and next to it is a very quiet garden path. A number of small attractions are also located here. If you have enough time, it is recommended to take a walk here, because these paths and gardens are full of strong Shu flavor.
As mentioned at the beginning, Wuhou Temple is actually Liu Bei’s mausoleum and temple. Walking from the main gate of Wuhou Temple to the back door, why do you only see the temple but not Liu Bei’s mausoleum? Don’t worry, the Mausoleum is arranged side by side with Liu Bei Hall and Wuhou Temple, right next to the temple. This red wall of bamboo forest must be the deepest and most beautiful memory and impression of Wuhou Temple for all tourists. In fact, these beautiful roads do not serve Zhuge Wuhou, but surround Liu Bei's mausoleum and are part of Liu Bei's mausoleum.
This round mound covered with weeds and trees is the tomb of the famous Uncle Liu Huang. Does such a round mound cemetery seem familiar? Yes, the tomb of Guan Yu in the Rain God’s Travels to Luoyang and the tomb of Zhang Fei in the Travels to Langzhong are both of the same shape. Unconsciously, I have walked through the tombs of the three brothers in Taoyuan, and I am very emotional! In fact, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei died unexpectedly and their heads were in different places, so each of them has two tombs, and the three brothers have five tombs. As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, Shu and Han, I must complete the other two places if I have the chance!
After visiting Liu Bei, we went to the backyard separated by a wall and came to the noisy and bustling Jinli Ancient Street.
It is said that Jinli was famous throughout the country as early as the Qin, Han and Three Kingdoms periods. It is the oldest and most commercial street in the history of Western Shu. Today's Jinli is also part of the Wuhou Temple Scenic Area in Chengdu.
The current Jinli Street is 550 meters long. It is mainly based on the folk houses of western Sichuan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and the culture of the Three Kingdoms and Chengdu folk customs as its connotation. It is a fashionable street integrating tourism, shopping, leisure and entertainment.
Walking in the streets of Jinli, you can feel the strong fragrance of Shu. The shops and houses are very Xichuan style, and there are all kinds of snacks, food and entertainment. These ancient elements and symbols burst with enchanting colors that attract the attention of countless visitors.
A place with the flavor of Sichuan and Shu, a city-state with the charm of Shu-Han is absolutely indispensable for the image of Zhang Fei and the taste of beef. I love Zhang Fei's beef. I just feel that this black-faced man is not like the Third Master but like Li Gui. Please be careful with your makeup! It's fine during the day, but I have to visit at night. I always feel that there is something black and white hidden in the kitchen. !
The name Jinli sounds poetic and romantic, and it also has the connotation of a prosperous market. In fact, the complete name of Jinli should be called Jinguancheng. There is such a record in "Huayang Guozhi·Shu Zhi" of the Jin Dynasty: "The literature of the state seizing the county is the state school. The county watch is on the south bank of Yili Bridge. There is a female wall on the east side of the road. Its road to the west city is also the Jin Palace. Jin Gong The brocade is bright in the Zhuo River, but not in the other rivers, so it is called Jinli." Later, Jinli was called Chengdu.
On the streets of Jinli, food is everywhere, and the temptation of food is everywhere. There is no gluttonous feast, only various snacks with unique flavors and low prices. Going shopping, eating something, and leaving some aftertaste are the most affectionate memories of Jinli.
Many larger shops have traditional Sichuan and Sichuan sideshows such as face-changing. If you have time, you can sit for a while, drink half a cup of tea, and have half a day of leisure.
With bright red lanterns, gorgeous pottery tile ridges, and flying Shu and Han flags, the old houses and streets in the Ming and Qing Dynasties exude a strong Sichuan and Shu charm.
Beside Jinli, there are also large ponds and simple pavilions.
I like the slowness of Chengdu, the elegance of Chengdu, the hustle and bustle of Jinli, and the strong Sichuan flavor that I can’t let go of.
On the battle flag and under the ancient well, every touch of style has endless stories and legends. Perhaps Chengdu is too heavy, but the streets in Jinli are more verdant and vibrant with the precipitation of time.
The treasure of this tree is a memorial, a sustenance, and also a bright and dazzling sunshine. Hope illuminates the world, and the world blooms with hope. Beyond the splendor, there is wisdom and wisdom. Wear a sachet to bring this journey to a close. Not the end, but the beginning of a new chapter. Goodbye, the beautiful official city; go back to see the next prosperity!