1, former site of British Consulate
Located at the foot of Jiang Xinyu East Tower. Cultural relics protection units in Zhejiang province. The Sino-British Yantai Treaty (1876) concluded in the second year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty added four "Wenzhou and other trading ports as consulates", and Wenzhou opened in March the following year.
1894, five three-story western-style buildings were built at the southwest foot of Dongfeng, one of which was a consulate with a building area of 409 square meters. The following year, three two-story buildings were built in Dongshou as patrol houses. The second floor has both the legacy of European architecture and the artistic charm of Renaissance folk architecture.
2. Wenzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall Wenzhou Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall, formerly known as Longxiang Temple. Tang Yizong Fairchild under Dongfeng was founded in 10 (869) and named Fusaiji. 1 July, 9561Day In order to commemorate the martyrs who died in various revolutionary periods in southern Zhejiang, the Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall was built on the abandoned former site of Fusaiji, Jiang Xinyu, covering an area of 1873 square meters.
1987, Zhejiang provincial people's government decided to expand it into "two monuments and one museum", covering an area of 2,700 square meters.
Two monuments: one monument is a monument to the advance division of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants, inscribed by former Minister of National Defense Zhang Aiping; One of the monuments is the 13th Army Monument of the Red Army of Chinese Workers and Peasants, inscribed by calligrapher Shu Tong.
3. Haoran Building Haoran Building is located on the east side of Wenxin Guogong Temple, which was built in the eighth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1580). The building is a three-bay wooden structure with double eaves and unique shape. The name of this building takes the meaning of "integrity" in Wen Tianxiang's Song Zhengqi.
In the fifty-ninth year of Qing Qianlong (1794), Meng Haoran, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, visited Jiang Xinyu and changed his name to Meng Lou. When it was rebuilt in the first year of Guangxu (1875), it was still renamed Haoran Building.
When you climb the building, you can see the huge ships and small sails coming and going on the Oujiang River, and you can also see rows of houses, sea beaches and green mountains in the urban area.
4, Jiangxin Temple According to the "Wenzhou Fuzhi" records: The island was originally two islands, with the east and west facing each other, the river flowing, and the Longtan in the middle, which is unpredictable.
In the seventh year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 137), the Shu monk who came by imperial edict became green, led many people to throw stones to fill Zhongchuan, and the two islands merged into one to build Zhongchuan Temple, which was later destroyed by typhoons twice.
The existing Jiangxin Hall was built in the 54th year of Qing Qianlong (1789), covering an area of about 2,870 square meters, and divided into three halls: the front hall, the middle hall and the back hall.
The front hall is the Heavenly King Hall, an east-west corridor with bell and drum towers at both ends. There are still ancient clocks in the Song Dynasty.
The Central Hall is the most spectacular Tong Yuan Hall dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, and the Jiangxin Hall is one of the 32 Guanyin Dojo in China.
Inside the temple, the threshold is connected with the plaque, which is dazzling. Zheng Zhulian wrote a book for Wang Anshi in Song Dynasty. Houdian, Sanmiao, Dianforehead and couplets were all written by Master Hongyi.
On both sides of the main entrance of the temple, there are overlapping couplets written by Wang Song Shi Peng: "The sea of clouds faces each other, and the tides are long, long, long and long."
The west tower is located at the peak of the west. It was built in the second year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (969). It was built in Xian Tong in the Tang Dynasty for ten years (869) and was renovated many times in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The tower is 32 meters high and the base is 7 meters in diameter, with six sides and seven floors. It is hollow, and it is a pavilion-style blue brick imitation wood building.
Looking from a distance, Xifeng Mountain is green with clear water, blue sky and green body, holding a brick red tower, and the pagoda is straight into the sky, which is spectacular.
Nearby, the river wind blows the 42-eave copper wind chimes, and the birds in the surrounding branches are singing one after another, and the symphony is interesting.
Each floor of the tower has a small niche and built-in stone statues, which are exquisite in shape and natural in expression and have high artistic value. There are bluestone benches around the tower, and the trees are sparse and quiet, which makes people think.
Overhaul on 1982 due to tower tilt. This pagoda still maintains the style of the Song Dynasty.
6. East Tower The East Tower is located at the peak of the east. Built in the 10th year of Tang Xiantong (869). Built in the second year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (969), it was destroyed by fire. Shaoxing was rebuilt in the tenth year of the Southern Song Dynasty (1 14 1).
Zheng Zhi in Yuan Dynasty and Wanli in Ming Dynasty, Qingganlong was rebuilt many times. The tower is 28 meters high and the base is more than 8 meters in diameter. It has 6 sides and 7 floors and is surrounded by blue bricks.
In the past, there were flat seats, railings and eaves on the periphery, and there were escalators leading to the top of the tower, overlooking the surging Oujiang River and having a panoramic view of Lucheng. In the second year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1876), the Sino-British Yantai Treaty was signed, and Wenzhou became a commercial port.
The British Consulate in Wenzhou was built at the foot of Dongta Mountain from 65438 to 0894 and completed the following year. On the pretext of safety work, Britain forced Wenzhou local authorities to dismantle the cornices and corridors inside and outside the East Tower, leaving the hollow tower without a roof.
A banyan tree with a tree age of over 100 years naturally grows at the top of the tower. This is a miracle, it is soilless, and its roots hang in the tower. Today, the tower is still magnificent, like a weather-beaten and vicissitudes of history monument standing on the top of the East Peak.
7. Song Wenxin Guogong Temple Song Wenxin Guogong Temple is located in the east of Jiangxin Temple.
In the second year of Deyou in the Southern Song Dynasty (1276), Wen Tianxiang escaped from danger on the way of Yuan soldiers' escort, stayed in Nakagawa Temple and wrote a poem "Home to the North of Nakagawa Temple". In the eighteenth year of Chenghua in Ming Xianzong (1482), the city built this cave to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the death of a national hero.
The original stone statue of Wen Tianxiang and the inscription of celebrity poems in the temple were later destroyed, leaving only the inscription of Song Wenxin respecting the Lord.
198 1 year renovation, the cloister is inlaid with "Song of Righteousness" and 20 poems inscribed by later generations, and there are couplets saying: An island is in the middle of the river, and it is difficult to destroy national hatred when water passes; The worship of ci has been going on for a long time, and the British style is still roaring and angry.
8. Chengxian Pavilion was built in the first year of Song Chongning (1 102) and rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. When Wang Shu was restored in Wanli, he changed the famous sentence written by Xie Lingyun, "The clouds shine in the sun, and the empty water is clear."
This pavilion is a building in the late Qing Dynasty, with three rooms wide, surrounded by mountains and waters, and facing the ancient pagoda in the west. At present, there is a "Chengxian Pavilion" inscribed by Xie.