1. Yan Yangchu's former residence in Dingzhou, which is diagonally opposite to Dingzhou Middle School in Zhongshan East Road, Dingzhou. A typical northern-style residence is not a monument in front of the door or a bright architectural paint, which will make passers-by ignore it anyway. Yan Yangchu is a native of Bazhong, Sichuan, and Dingzhou's former residence is his residence here in the "poor education movement". The whole former residence faces south, and it is a quadrangle with main rooms and east and west wing rooms. According to the introduction, its former residence is only one-fifth of the original buildings, and many of them no longer exist. The room was so empty that no information could be released. If you don't know Yan Yangchu, just looking at a few empty houses seems like chewing wax, but the significance of history is behind you. Yan Yangchu was a doctor studying in the United States at the beginning of last century, and he was a patriot and a practitioner of social reform. At that time, the warlords in China were struggling with the people. He thought that the fundamental problem for China to change the poverty and backwardness and to revive the nation was to solve the problem of "people" and improve the quality and skills of the people. He set his sights on the lowest level in China-the countryside. After the establishment of the civic education meeting, an experimental base was needed, and Dingxian, the most common county in China, was favored by him. He came here in a group and started the experiment of civilian education in rural areas, which was the "Hope Project" in the 193s.
2. Kaiyuan Temple Pagoda in Dingzhou, located on the east side of Nanmenli in Dingzhou, is the highest existing brick-wood ancient pagoda in the world. Built in 155. The tower is all brick-wood structure, with an octagonal plane, thirteen floors and a height of 84.2 meters. The plane is made up of two squares. Well-proportioned and beautiful in appearance. The tower has four front doors, and the other four sides are equipped with fake windows and carved geometric window lattice; There are steps on each floor of the tower, and an octagonal corridor is formed between the two floors. There are shrines and paintings in the tower. At that time, the Song and Liao Dynasties confronted Dingzhou, which was located in the northern part of the Song Dynasty, and its military position was very important. In order to defend the Khitan, the Song Dynasty used this tower to look at the enemy. Kaiyuan Temple Tower has a history of more than 9 years, during which it experienced more than 1 earthquakes. In June, the tenth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (AD 1844), the northeast side of the tower collapsed from top to bottom, which destroyed the integrity of this magnificent ancient building, but it still stands upright. Liaodi Pagoda is the highest existing ancient pagoda in China. It was built in the fourth year of Xianping in the Northern Song Dynasty (11). There are fine carved patterns and vivid colored paintings in the pagoda, and the outside of the pagoda is painted white except for cornices, flat seats, doors and windows. The contrast between the inside and outside is strong. After the completion of the temple tower, it is open every festival, forming a custom. There have always been a lot of tourists, and it has become a proud activity in the local area.
3. Stone Carving Museum of Han Tombs in North Zhuangzi, there is a forest of steles in Dingzhou, also known as Dingzhou Stone Carving Museum. There is also a Han tomb, which has been around for more than 17 years. The tomb of Han Dynasty is in the courtyard of Beilin. In other words, a forest of steles was built around the Han tomb. Walking into the courtyard of the forest of steles, dozens of tall cypress trees cover the sun. Yingmen is a small exhibition room with three rooms. The exhibits on display introduce the history of the establishment of the capital of Sun Yat-sen in Dingzhou in the Han Dynasty and some cultural relics unearthed from the mausoleum of Sun Yat-sen in the Han Dynasty. In 1982, it was listed as a key cultural relic protection unit in Hebei Province. There is an exhibition room in front of the tomb, which can lead to the underground tomb. In front of the exhibition room, there are two stone tablets, one is "Su Wenzhong's memorial tablet" and the other is "Han Gong's tablet on Wei State". The brick tomb with a total length of 24 meters and a width of 1 meters is not wide, but it also has front, middle and back chambers and left and right ear chambers. There are a few funerary objects in the tomb. This Han tomb, which was originally called "Jingwang Tomb" or "Murong Mausoleum", was excavated in 1995 and confirmed that its owner was a tomb in the late Eastern Han Dynasty with the title of "Hou". It is said that this tomb of Hou is the first well-preserved brick tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. In the northeast of the hospital, Dingzhou Cultural Relics Department collected and collected more than 2 inscriptions scattered in temples and folk, dating from the Northern Qi Dynasty to the Ming, Qing and Republic of China, including inscriptions, epitaphs, classical buildings and stone statues.
4. Dingzhou large-scale nursery stock and flower base. Dingzhou large-scale nursery stock and flower base is located in Dongwangxi Development Zone, Daxinzhuang Town, Dingzhou City, Hebei Province. Founded in 1999, it has a nursery stock base of more than 2, mu. Over the years, this nursery stock has been sold all over the country, and more than ten provinces and cities such as Beijing, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Henan, Hebei, Shandong and Tianjin have obtained various engineering units. Our base focuses on improved seed breeding, takes quality and benefit as the center, takes improved seed and efficient production as the goal, takes modern and scientific management as the guarantee, increases scientific and technological content, improves the grade and level of seedlings, always stands at the forefront of the market, leads the trend of seedlings, highlights its advantages, and truly becomes a new modern nursery! Flowers and shrubs: hibiscus, bauhinia, wisteria, forsythia, Xunzi, Taiping flower, hydrangea, rose, golden leaf, ruby begonia, Xifu begonia, red leaf peach, Prunus mume, purple leaf dwarf cherry, Euphorbia humilis, purple leaf plum, golden leaf privet, Berberis amurensis, Jinshan, golden leaf. Evergreen: Sabina vulgaris, Sabina vulgaris, Platycladus orientalis, Sabina vulgaris, Sabina chinensis, Sabina chinensis, Buxus macrophylla.
5. Dingzhou Mosque Dingzhou Mosque, also known as worship temple, is located at the intersection of Zhongshan Middle Road and Qingfeng Street in Dingzhou City, covering an area of 5,255 square meters. The temple was built from the Yuan Dynasty to the eighth year of Zhengzheng (AD 1348). It is a quadrangle-style building facing west to east. It consists of a hanging flower gate building, a north-south lecture hall and a main hall. It has been rebuilt for generations and has been preserved to this day. Later, the kiln hall still retains some architectural forms of the Yuan Dynasty. It is the earliest existing brick flat-beam hall structure in China, and was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Hebei Province in 21. The main hall of the mosque is the main building, with three rooms wide and five rooms deep, and the roof of the Pang Hall is hooked and connected. Qian Panggao hangs the plaque of "Kaitian Ancient Religion" in Qianlong Imperial Book, and the font is vigorous, and the Arabic plaque is hung above the main hall gate,-"Qingzhen Yan". Paintings are painted all over the temple, and there are Arabic-covered branches and vines. The colors are gorgeous and the layers are rich and subtle, which makes people sigh that the mosque overlooks it. The case is exquisite. There is a wooden sacred end on the wall of the back kiln of the mosque. The Arabic and flowers of the sacred end picture complement each other, which is unique in domestic architectural art. There are four stone tablets in the mosque, which record the rise and fall of the temple.
6. Dingzhou Forest of Steles, Dingzhou Forest of Steles is located in the downtown area of Dingzhou, with the commercial street in the west and Zhongshan Road in the south. A large number of Han Dynasty stone carvings and inscriptions of past dynasties are preserved in the park, which is a cultural relic protection unit in Hebei Province. When you enter the park, you can learn about 488 stone carvings with inscriptions of Han Dynasty embedded in the four walls of the cloister. These stone carvings were unearthed in 1959 in the tomb of Liu Yan, the Bamboo Slip King of the Eastern Han Dynasty in Zhuangzi, Dingzhou. The inscriptions record the names of quarries, counties, cities and quarrymen, from which we can learn about more than ten counties in six states of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is an important basis for studying the geography and county names of the Han Dynasty, and also provides a large number of written materials for the evolution of Han Dynasty characters from seal script to official script. It is also rare in the country to preserve such a large number of Han Dynasty characters. In addition, there are some famous stone carvings, such as Qianlong Imperial Monument, Guanyu Fengyu Bamboo Monument, Su Dongpo Snow Wave Stone, Su Dongpo Snow Wave Stone Figure Stone Carving, Wang Wei Yin Yang Bamboo Stone Carving, Song and Han Wei Gong Ancestral Hall Painting, etc. These stone carvings have high historical and artistic research value and are a good place for stone carving and calligraphy lovers to study. A well-preserved tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty is preserved under the tall enclosure in the courtyard, which has a history of 17 years. The tomb is 24 meters long from north to south and 1 meters wide from east to west. It consists of front room, east and west ear room, middle room and back room.