Some people say that "Yansuochi Liu Tang" came from the Tang Dynasty, some people say it was Chen Zisheng in the late Ming Dynasty, and some people say it was Qianlong. ...
But everyone admits that "it's rare through the ages", and few people can get the bottom line. That's right. There are "Fengpin Extreme Flood Filling", "Fengpin Desert Elm Filling" and "Dengpin Shenzhen Bridge".
Liu Tang in Yansuochi contains five elements of "Golden Wood, Fire, Water and Earth", which seems simple and correct, but in fact it is very difficult. Some people think that this is "the most difficult in the world". It is said that Ji Xiaolan, who is known as "the best talent in the world", is the "Gun Town Tower" (as to who is right about this "Gun Town Tower", there are several versions). Ji's couplet is the most popular, and it seems to be the standard antithesis of "Yansuochi".
However, Mr. Zhu, who runs calligraphy and painting in Yanqing Temple, said: "It used to be considered as a standard confrontation. Now it seems that it is just so-so! "
Mr. Zhu told the reporter such a story-
One day in the winter of 2000, it was snowing heavily. A wandering Taoist in his fifties chatted with Teacher Zhu in Yanqing Temple for more than an hour. The Taoist priest said that Ji Xiaolan was right, it was neat, but it didn't mean much, and he didn't meet the "organ". Taoist said that a stone tablet was buried 9 meters underground in Huangyuting of Yanqing Temple. There is a couplet on both sides of the stone tablet, and a picture in the middle of the stone tablet depicts the artistic conception of the couplet. Couplets are-
Yansuochi Liu Tang
Taoran Jinjiang Dike
Taoism believes that this is an irreplaceable "absolute" right law. This pair of laws is based on "the complete harmony of rhythm, artistic conception and organs", and it also shows that the essence of China traditional culture-"Jin Mu's fire, water and earth" is compatible with the five elements. Generally speaking, everything in the world is "contradictory and interdependent".
Taoist said that the couplets belonged to Wang Zhongyang, and they were buried under the Jade Emperor Pavilion, which is recorded.
The reporter searched online for "Peach Burning Jinjiang Dike", but did not find it.
Sun, director of the Fangda Cultural Management Institute of Yanqing Temple, said that after hearing about this incident, she looked up a lot of information and found nothing. But she said that she believed what Taoist priests said, and they had their inheritance. That is to say, to say the least, this is the Taoist's own confrontation, which is suspected of trusting the ancients, but it is also a gift from the Taoist to Yanqing!
Sun said, "I must engrave this couplet on the soon-to-be-rebuilt Chongyang Hall so that everyone can share the spirit and culture of China it embodies."
Is there a stone tablet engraved with "Eternity and Absolute" under the Jade Emperor Pavilion? This mystery may come to a conclusion soon, because in the second half of this year, the Jade Emperor Pavilion will be lifted as a whole.
1984, under the situation of vigorously developing tourism, the relevant departments dug up the Jade Emperor Pavilion and silted it in the mud at the bottom, so that it could be seen again. After that, Yuhuangge stayed in this pit more than 3 meters deep.
Baogong Lake and Yanqing Temple are neighbors, only more than 200 meters apart. The water level difference between Baogong Lake and the bottom of Huangyuting is1.2 ~1.5m. In the past 20 years, Baogong Lake has been infiltrating into the pit where Huang Yu Pavilion is located, which is more than 3m deep.
Now a water collecting ditch has been dug around the Jade Emperor Pavilion, and water must be pumped every two hours, otherwise the water will overflow the water collecting ditch and flood the bottom of the Jade Emperor Pavilion. The polluted water contains a lot of alkali, which is eroding the foundation of Huang Yu Pavilion.
The pumping causes sediment loss, which leads to regular cracks in the north and south, east and west of Yanqing Courtyard, local ground subsidence, and long cracks in Huang Yu Pavilion from bottom to top, and the whole pavilion has tilted to the northeast. Experts believe that the Jade Emperor Pavilion is in danger of collapse.
With new problems, there will always be new solutions. This is the answer of some young people.
This new plan is to lift the Jade Emperor Pavilion as a whole.
When demonstrating whether the Jade Emperor Pavilion can be upgraded as a whole, many well-known ancient architecture experts from all over the country came. After seeing the Jade Emperor Pavilion on the spot, Luo and other experts opposed the overall lifting of the Jade Emperor Pavilion. They believe that history is history and cannot be moved, otherwise it will destroy the original appearance of history.
However, National Cultural Heritage Administration agreed to dissolve the Jade Emperor Pavilion as a whole, and the approval of 200 1 came down, and it also gave 800,000 upfront funds.
Yuhuang Pavilion is a dome building with brick structure. There is no precedent for the overall rise in the world, and the preliminary scientific research work is extremely complicated.
"Although there is no precedent, technically speaking, it is completely possible to implement the overall hoisting, and it is absolutely impossible to lift the Jade Emperor Pavilion." Sun said:
According to the design scheme, Huang Yu Pavilion needs 16 200t jacks for hoisting. 1 150 tons plus 200 tons of joists 1350 tons, 16 200 tons jack can meet the jack-up requirements. It takes one year to lift the Jade Emperor Pavilion off the ground with 16 jack. These jacks can't "get away" after completing the task and will be buried under the Jade Emperor Pavilion forever.
Raising the Jade Emperor Pavilion above the natural ground can not only improve the ornamental value of the Jade Emperor Pavilion, but also solve various problems now. According to reports, the overall hoisting of Yuhuang Pavilion is expected to start in the second half of this year.
Sun said: "We must seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and look for it below without affecting the overall rise and fall of the Jade Emperor Pavilion, hoping to make Wang Zhongyang's" Farewell to the Past "see the light of day again. This couplet can be said to be king.