No 1 Qixing Road, Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
Introduction of Seven Star Park attractions:
Qixing Park, located on the east bank of Lijiang River, is a comprehensive park with the largest area and the most beautiful scenery in Guilin. Looking eastward in jiefang bridge, you can see seven peaks arranged like the Big Dipper, which is called Seven-Star Mountain. Seven Star Park is named after this mountain.
The four northern peaks of Doukui are called Putuo Mountain, and the three southern peaks of bucket handle form Crescent Mountain. Collect the essence of mountains, water, caves, stones, gardens, trees and cultural relics. Its main landscapes include Huaqiao, Hump, Putuo Mountain, Qixingyan, Crescent Mountain and Guihai Historic Forest. It is a place where people must go.
Huaqiao, which crosses the intersection of Lingjian River and Jiang Xiaodong River, is the entrance to the west of Qixing Park. Formerly known as Jiaxi Bridge, it was built in the Song Dynasty and rebuilt twice in the Ming Dynasty. A seven-hole dry bridge was added to the west of the bridge for flood drainage in flood season. At that time, the bridge was located in the suburbs. Every spring and summer, the flowers bloom brilliantly and the fallen flowers are colorful, so it is called the flower bridge. The existing bridge is a four-hole bridge rebuilt by 1965 according to the original style. It is made of bluestone, white marble railings and glazed tiles at the top of the bridge, which can provide tourists with shelter from the rain and sightseeing places. Overlooking Huaqiao, bridge opening and its reflection, like four bright moons, are reflected on the river. Enjoy the scenery on the bridge, you can see the water and mountains, beautiful and elegant. Four bright moons with hibiscus, half chengjiang, half rainbow. The flowers are full of moons, and the pavilions are like Guanghan Palace. This poem is about a flower bridge reflecting the moon.
Putuo Mountain is located in the center of Qixing Mountain Park and consists of four peaks, namely Shu Tian, Tian Xuan, Tianji and Tian Quan, in the northwest of Qixing Mountain. Because there is a hole in the mountain to worship Guanyin Bodhisattva, it is called Putuo Mountain according to Buddhist custom. There is a yuan wind tunnel at the foot of Xishan Mountain. It is hot in midsummer, but it is breezy here. So Yu An, a poet of Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem praising: The deep hole penetrates the shady cliff and the cold is boundless. Hanging in the spring, the stone hangs, and the hot moon blows into snow. Not far from here, go north along the osmanthus tree-lined road, which is Putuo Gate. On the right side of the gate, there is a pavilion with two stone tablets and a book, Xiaoyao Building, written by Yan Zhenqing, a great calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. On the back of the monument is Li Yanbi's Story of Xiangnan Building in Song Dynasty, and the other monument is Yu Bao's Rebuilding the Monument of Guangxi Provincial Capital in Ming Dynasty. Go up the hill from Putuo Gate, turn left into a secluded place, cross the Green Pavilion and the Little Penglai Promenade, and reach Putuo Stone Forest. Here, the rocks are towering and the bones are rugged. Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, sent Li Jing here to fetch Ruishi, and returned to Chang 'an to engrave the inscription of "Jiuchenggong Phenol Spring" by Ou Yangxun. Li Jing once built the concept of green forest here. It is said that Qing Lin Guan was personally inscribed by Emperor Taizong. There is a Putuo Building beside the mountain, overlooking the scenery of Guilin, and there is Guanyin Cave behind the building, which is a place to worship Guanyin Bodhisattva. Next to Putuo Building is Putuo Rock, but the left wall of the rock is engraved with Bixu Rock with seal script. This is a misprint by Pan Changjing, a Taoist priest in the Ming Dynasty. Bixu Rock, or Seven-Star Rock, was supposed to be at the mouth of Seven-Star Rock, but it was wrongly carved here because of the deafness of Taoist Pan. Go through Putuo Rock and climb the Xuanwu Pavilion. There is a relief of tortoise and snake between the cliffs outside the left window of the pavilion. Red turtles and green snakes are lifelike, and they are also the masterpieces of Pan Daochang. There is a star-picking pavilion on the skyline peak of Mount Putuo. When you look around the pavilion, you can see the magnificent scenery of Qianfeng, written by Liu Kezhuang, a great poet in the Song Dynasty, standing around the wilderness, holding the city and flowing.
Hump is the abbreviation of Camel Mountain, named after it looks like a camel squatting on the ground, and named after it looks like an ancient hip flask. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Lei Mingchun, a famous man in the south of the Yangtze River, fled the war and lived in seclusion here, planting peach blossoms and writing books. He is a good drinker and screams when he is drunk. He called himself a drinker and was buried at the foot of the mountain after his death. There are nine tombs carved on the mountain. Every spring, peach blossoms are everywhere, as if to cover Camel Mountain with a layer of red glow, and the scenery is beautiful, so the ancients called it Tiger Mountain Hongxia, that is, Hump Hongxia. This is one of the sixteen scenic spots in Guilin. When tourists come here, they must take photos with them and enjoy themselves. Behind Mount Putuo, there are zoos, bonsai fields, flower beds and tea rooms on both sides.
Crescent Mountain consists of three peaks: Yuheng, Kaiyang and Ursa Major. Because there is a rock on the mountainside, it looks like a crescent moon from a distance, hence the name. Because there are Long Yin Cave and Longyin Rock in the mountain, it is also called Longyin Mountain. On the hillside in the north of the mountain, there is a hilt stone, which stands tall and independent, straight and steep, and looks like a hilt. Walk along the southwest of the foothills and cross Yutu Rock, and you can reach the Moon Pavilion. It's poetic to see the flower bridge reflected on the clear small Dongjiang River here. A few tens of meters ahead is crescent rock, facing the Jiang Xiaodong River in front and cliffs on three sides. Qionghua blooms and Shi Ru hangs upside down. There used to be a crescent temple here, which was converted into an elegant and quiet two-story pavilion at 1963 and named Xiao Guanghan. On its right, near the cliff, there is also a Jinjiang Pavilion. The scenery in the pavilion is very charming. Out of the cupboard, I went to Danguiyan, named after the legend that there was a Danguiyan tree nearby. This is a Neolithic site, which has been around 6000 to 10000 years ago, and there are still shell remains embedded in the rock wall.
Not far from Danguiyan is Long Yin Cave. The hole is transparent from north to south, and one wall of the hole is inserted into Jiang Xiaodong. There is a winding stone trough at the top of the cave, and the uniform spots on the trough wall are very similar.
Longlin. The whole stone trough is like a whole body trace left by a dragon flying away, so people call it Long Yin Cave. According to legend, this is where God Long Yin sleeps. After the dragonfly left, people carved the dragon's bones and Chinese characters flying away from the skin on the stone wall. Zhou Jinlong, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote: "The soaring has been unknown for thousands of years, and the forest has survived to this day. Not far from Long Yin Cave is Longyin Rock, which is said to be the place where the old dragon lived, because the cave is like a cloth bag, also called cloth bag rock. It is smart and spacious, pleasant in winter and summer, and it is a good place to travel. The biggest feature of Longyin Rock is that there are many inscriptions. People in the Ming Dynasty said that it has no stone walls. Among more than 65,438+000 stone carvings, the Song Dynasty carved more than half of them, the most famous of which is the Yuan Party Monument. In the fourth year of Song Chongning (A.D. 1 105), Prime Minister Cai Jing listed 309 people, including Sima Guang and Su Shi, as Yuan traitors, and ordered the whole country to carve a stone and erect a monument, which was destroyed the following year. This piece of Longyin Rock was carved by Liang Lu, the great grandson of Liang Tao, who was listed as Yuan party member, after 93 years. It is the most complete piece of Longyin Rock in China. On the right side of the memorial tablet is Kang Youwei's "party member Memorial Tablet in Guanyuan" in the late Qing Dynasty. In addition, there is the Song Dynasty poet Yan Tingzhi's "Fu of Five Gentlemen" by Huang Tingjian, and the stone carvings and poems of Mi Fei and Cheng Jie in the Song Dynasty. 1964, Guihai forest of steles was built in Yankou, Long Yin, and rubbings of steles scattered all over the city were displayed for people to enjoy, which was known as the ancient calligraphy forest.