(1) Li Bai’s Tomb
During his sixty-two years of wandering life, Li Bai wandered in the mountains and rivers of Dangtu until he died in Dangtu. Fifty-three poems and essays including "Looking at Tianmen Mountain" were left behind in this landscape.
In 762 AD, Li Bai lived in Dangtu to recuperate from his illness, and eventually died of "corruption disease" in Dangtu. It was first buried at the east foot of Longshan Mountain in Dangtu. In 817 AD, Fan Chuanzheng, the son of Fan Lun, the observer of Xuanshechi, visited Li Bai's second granddaughter and learned that Li Bai's ambition was green hills. The poet was particularly fond of Qingshan, so he moved Li Bai's tomb from Longshan to Gujia Village at the west foot of Qingshan, and carved a tablet to record his life. Since its construction, Li Bai's tomb has experienced many vicissitudes and has been repaired twelve times. The front of Li Bai's tomb is rounded at the back, with a diameter of 8 meters and a height of 2.55 meters. It is surrounded by bluestones and a stele is embedded in front of the tomb. The stele is 2.15 meters high and 0.9 meters wide. The inscription is "The Tomb of Li Taibai, a famous sage of the Tang Dynasty". It is inscribed in regular script and has a character diameter of 18 centimeters. It is said to have been written by Du Fu. In December 2006, Li Bai's tomb and the Taibai Temple in front of the tomb were approved by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit and a national AAA-level scenic spot.
(2) Taibai Forest of Steles
The Taibai Forest of Steles is located in Li Bai’s cemetery. There are 108 inscriptions of Li Bai’s poems written by famous calligraphers across the country. The authors include Mao Zedong, Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, Yu The calligraphy styles of Youren, Sha Menghai, Lin Sanzhi, Qigong, etc. are divided into Zhen, Cao, Li, Zhuan, Xing, etc.
(3) Taibai Temple
The Taibai Temple is a representative architectural work of the Hui School ancestral hall in Jiangnan in the Qing Dynasty. It covers an area of ??231 square meters and has 5 rooms in width. There is a "Tang Pei Jing" in the temple. There are inscriptions such as the "Tombstone of Li Gong, Bachelor of the Imperial Academy", as well as a white marble stone statue of Li Bai with a sword. Five tomb bricks unearthed during the restoration of Li Bai's tomb are displayed. Inside the temple, there are couplets and plaques inscribed by famous calligraphers such as Shu Tong, Situ Yue, Zhao Puchu, and Lin Sanzhi on the beams and pillars. The most precious thing in the temple is the stele of Fan Chuanzheng re-engraved by Meng Dian of the Song Dynasty in 1242 AD, "the new tombstone of Li Gong, Hanlin scholar of the Tang Dynasty". The inscription is "the tombstone of Li Gongxin, the Hanlin scholar of the Tang Dynasty" and the preface is engraved on it. Detailed records. Although the stele was engraved by Meng Dian of the Song Dynasty, the inscription was written by Fan Chuanzheng, whose father Fan Lun and Li Bai were close friends. Fan Chuanzheng himself had read the genealogy written by Li Bai's son Li Boyan. Guo Moruo quoted this inscription many times when studying Li Bai.
(4) Glazed Tile Kiln Site in the Ming Dynasty
The glazed tile kiln site is located at the northern foot of Qingshan Mountain. The Guxi River divides it into two kilns, the north and the south. Official kilns for firing bricks, tiles and other glazed products in Yanghuang Tomb and Zhongdu City. The southern kiln fired glazed products, while the northern kiln fired glazed products and city bricks. The soil here is kaolin, which is soft and easily dispersed and suspended in water. It has good plasticity and high adhesion, making it an excellent soil for firing ceramics and bricks. Fragments of glazed products can be seen everywhere on the surface of Nanyao, including tiles, tube tiles, roof beasts, and decorative panels. The tube tiles are engraved with the stamps "Ten Thousand Characters No. 1" to "Ten Thousand Characters No. 19", and are also engraved with the inscriptions of promoting officials, coloring, and wind and fire people. name. The words "Taiping" and "Dangtu" are engraved on the bricks of Beiyao City, all in regular script. Glazed products are available in red, yellow, blue and other glaze colors, which are brightly colored. The glazed tile kiln site is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Anhui Province.
(5) Gardening Jin Tomb Group
The Gardening Jin Tomb Group is located about 500 meters southwest of the glazed tile kiln site, starting from Xiaoba Village in the south, to the Guxi River in the north, and to the east Gaocenshan River reaches the foot of Qingshan Mountain in the west, covering an area of ??about 2 square kilometers. Dozens of tombs have been excavated here, and a large number of exquisite celadon, pottery, bronzes, etc. have been unearthed, which reflect the political, economic, military, culture, life and other aspects of information during the Dangtu and Six Dynasties periods. A large amount of them are still in existence. Tombs of the Six Dynasties. It is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Anhui Province.
(6) Tombs of the Six Dynasties in Qingshan
The Tombs of the Six Dynasties in Qingshan are located on the east side of Li Bai’s tomb in the national security unit, covering an area of ??about 1 square kilometers. During the construction of the Wuma Expressway, rescue operations were carried out here. Twenty tombs were excavated, which were from the Six Dynasties period, and a large number of exquisite celadon, pottery, jades, bronzes, etc. were unearthed. Among them, the soul bottle, jade Huang, amber, etc. are national first-class cultural relics. This tomb group echoes the gardening Jin tomb group across the main line of Qingshan, which fully proves Qingshan’s special location advantage as a place in the capital during the Six Dynasties period and its rich cultural heritage. It is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Anhui Province.
(7) Xie Gongzhai
When Xie Tiao, a landscape poet of the Southern Qi Dynasty, was the prefect of Xuancheng, he loved the scenery of green mountains and praised it as "the capital of mountains and rivers".
He often travels around the green mountains with "two flags and five horses" and chants. He built a house in Shannan and lived there. The current site of Xie Gongzhai is now there. It occupies an area of ??about 10 acres, looking south to the plains and surrounded by flowing springs and strange rocks. There is a small pavilion three miles away from the house, named Xie's Shanting.
(8) Xie Gong Well (Yuanhui Ancient Well)
There is a pool in front of Xie Gong's house, with four walls made of bricks and stones, which was dug by Xie Tiao. Although it is located on the hillside of Baozi Mountain, the well water is inexhaustible all year round and the water tastes sweet and cold. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Gushu and is known as the "Yuanhui Ancient Well" in history. There is a red carp called "Millennium Red Scale" in the pond. Li Chengzhong of the Qing Dynasty recorded in "A Tour of Qingshan": The so-called Xiegong Pond is about half an acre wide and has red scales three feet long, which jump out of the water every time it rains. The words of the temple monk are extremely effective.
(9) "The No. 1 Stone Buddha in East China"
The "No. 1 Stone Buddha in East China" is located in the Baohe Temple Stone Buddha Hall. It is a stone carved Buddha statue, 3.6 meters high, and is located on the mountain. It is carved with solemnity and serenity. The head and neck are hollow and carved and can be shaken. According to the records of Dangtu County: Baohe Temple has a stone Buddha hall, which was first built in Shaoxing. During the Jiading period, Xie Yuanzhen built additional halls, and the Buddha statues were carved in the Song Dynasty.