Stone carving (including Duoru Yispoonful, Yue Quan and Yulian) is located in Nancheng County, Jiangxi Province, and the stone carving era is Ming and Qing Dynasties. Originally known as the Taoist Temple in Xiandu, Deng Zhenren's Tomb and Stone Carving Statue, the view, tomb and statue have been destroyed, and there are now "as many as one spoon", "Yue Quan" and "Jade Training Qi Fei". It is a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit in Fuzhou and a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit in Jiangxi Province.
The mountain belongs to Wuyi Mountain, which is the remaining vein of Junfeng Mountain, with an altitude of less than 1,000 meters. According to legend, in the Tang Dynasty, Deng Ziyang did practice in the mountains, and Taoist priests came here to give lectures. Celebrities keep coming and going, becoming the center of Taoism in Southeast China. During the Qin Dynasty, Hua Zigang, a great scholar, traveled to Wan Li and came to Ma Yuan to write a book. Huazigang has a stone house where he collects books. Xie Lingyun, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, came here and saw that Huazigang had left many poems praising the mountain. The inscriptions, cliff statues and carving techniques on the cliff have reached a very delicate level. During the Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong, a bachelor of medicine, ascended the mountain as an alchemist, praising "Shen Gongquan" as one of the rare good springs he traveled all over the world. When Yan Zhenqing, the secretariat of Fuzhou, visited the mountains in the Tang Dynasty, he personally wrote The Immortal Altar, which is the second book in the world after Wang Xizhi's Preface to Lanting Collection. When Li Gou, a thinker of the Northern Song Dynasty, gave a lecture at the Ten Immortals Hall in Lushan Mountain, hundreds of students from all over the country came to attend the lecture. No wonder Wang Hua, the ambassador of Guangxi in the Ming Dynasty, wrote in the preface: "I thought it was a famous county on the right side of the river, with beautiful scenery in the world." And-and counties are special, so since the Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties, those who have caught me, heard of it and admired its name are not necessarily different. "
In the third year of Tang Dali (768), the calligrapher Yan Zhenqing was appointed as the secretariat of Fuzhou, and when he visited the-Mountain, he wrote an inscription in his own hand, with 887 words, which was a famous piece of Yan calligraphy. After the monument was destroyed by lightning. 199 1 year, when the local government developed-Mountain, it reappeared the Story of the Immortal Altar to the world.
-Amazingly, Yunfei is everywhere, with steep peaks and secluded caves. "Jade practices Qi Fei". Walking up from the foot of the mountain, there is a pavilion halfway, saying "Banshan Pavilion". The waterfall hangs on the left side of the pavilion. Looking ahead, I saw two flying springs, like two white dragons, flying more than a hundred feet, cutting cliffs into the pool, like white snow splashing people, like blue smoke flying. Standing in front of the rock, the waterfall shivered, indicating that it is hot in summer and the whole body feels cool. Next to the rock, there is a stone carving with the words "Jade practices Qi Fei" written by Hua Renfu, the magistrate of Jianchang in Ming Dynasty. Through the water curtain, it looks vigorous and powerful. On the north side of the steep cliff, there is a waterfall pavilion under the waterfall
Hundreds of steps downstream is the "Longmen Bridge" with elegant architecture and unique style. "Longmen Bridge" is an earthen temple-style building in Song Dynasty, which was rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. There is a pavilion on the bridge, which looks like a room, with stone benches on both sides, two doors in the east and west, and a window in the north and south. Looking from the railing, visitors can see the mountain cracking and the pine trees standing upright. Looking down from the bridge, there is a "water curtain cave". The cave door is hidden in the water, hanging upside down on the stone wall like a hook for half a month. The cave is bright and spacious, and can accommodate 100 people. Under the Shuilian Cave is a dragon boat, which is unfathomable and leads to the East China Sea of China. There is a reef protruding in the middle, and the waterfall hits it. The big and traditional word "Li" is clearly recognizable. According to legend, there is a dragon in the deep pool, which often squats on this stone and fights with the sky. Looking around, strange stones are everywhere, forming small pools, some of which are shaped like stars, some like the moon, some are called moon pools, and there are turtle pools and lion pools, which are vertical or inclined, squatting or lying down in various ways, making it difficult to watch.
On the bridge door, there is a couplet written by Zeng Gui, a poet in the Qing Dynasty: "Heaven drives the Honghai to surround the Tianxue, and the ground flies to the Yinhan Pavilion to wash jade." There is a stone threshold in the east: "Longmen Scenic Area", and the left and right stone couplets are: "There is no endless water, Xiushan, and the population of 100,000 households is now unobstructed; Sighing that the world has never been so heavy. " The stone inscription on the west side is "Danxia Cave", and the stone inscriptions on the left and right sides are: "Dill Path is a hidden axe; Yao Caochun locked the cave cloud. " "Danxia Cave" and "Longmen Scenic Area" are calligraphy inscriptions in Song Dynasty.
Below the left side of Longmen Bridge is the famous Shen Gongquan. "Shen Gongquan" is said to be Jiuquan, commonly known as "as many as a spoonful". Spring water seeps into the stone bowl from the gap at the bottom of the rock and just enters the spoon, so it is also called "as much as one spoon". Shao Meidun, an imperial envoy of the Ming Dynasty, gave a special book "As much as a spoonful" when he was drinking in the mountains. Up to now, the ink still exists, and the brushwork is vigorous. The spring water is cold and sweet, the jade lamp is full and the water is full. According to the appraisal, the spring water is six kilograms and four ounces heavier than the landscape every 100 kilograms. Ge Hong, a bachelor of medicine in Jin Dynasty, traveled all over the world. When he saw Shen Gongquan, he sighed for his uniqueness, inherited alchemy, and wandered between the spring and the stone. Up to now, the remains of Ge Hongxian's well are still there.
Under the Longmen Bridge, on the south side of Jinxi, there are two stone carvings of "Riquan" and "Yue Quan" in Ming Dynasty. As the name implies, "Riquan" looks like the rising sun and is as big as a basin; "Yue Quan" is like a half-moon, the size of a half-basin, and the trickle does not wither all year round. The sun and the moon are only a few steps away, and there are "Riquan" and "Yue Quan" written in the light years of the Qing Dynasty on the rocks.