What is the material of Qingtan Temple?

Qingtan Temple is located in the narrow valley of Chuhan Mountain in the west of Yicheng, Zaozhuang City. It was built in the Tang Dynasty and is a large Buddhist temple in the south of Shandong Province. It is also a scenic spot in the ecological and cultural tourist area of Guanshi Liuyuan in Zaozhuang.

Qingtan Temple is the main attraction of Guanshi Liuyuan Ecological and Cultural Tourism Zone. It is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, the first batch of national agricultural tourism demonstration sites, a provincial-level scenic spot, a key cultural relic protection unit in Shandong Province, a service brand in Shandong Province, a service standardization demonstration site in Shandong Province, and the most popular go on road trip scenic spot in Shandong Province.

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From the Tang Dynasty to the Song and Yuan Dynasties, there were more and more temples in the valley, so there was a saying that monk houses were like nests. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was a tourist attraction for literati and dignitaries. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, the temple was destroyed by fire. Qingtan Temple was rebuilt on 1985.

Qingtan Temple is famous for its amazing number of ancient and scattered sandalwood trees. There are two ginkgo trees in the temple, which are small plants handed down from generation to generation. I was shy at first, but today I like to be stupid. Always be the lover of Acacia, not heart breaker. Whether the world can be compared or not is a touching poem.

Qingtan Temple is located 3.5 kilometers west of Yicheng, in the narrow valley of Chuhan Mountain. The latitude and longitude are 34 46' N13.27 "E117 33' 53.80".

Yicheng pomegranate is characterized by thin skin, bright and clean color and full crystal grains. When 1986 went to Beijing to participate in the national forest products exhibition, it was praised as "a unique skill in Qilu". * * * There are more than 20 varieties, among which' Three White Rock Sugar Seeds' are the most famous, with flowers as snow, skin as jade and seeds as ice.

Two days before Tomb-Sweeping Day holiday (April 4th and 5th every year) is the traditional spring temple fair of Qingtan Temple in Yicheng District, Zaozhuang City. This is an ancient temple fair with a history of more than 400 years, which has continued since the Qing Dynasty. Qingtan Temple Fair is centered on Qingtan Temple and includes the valley area in front of the temple. It is 5 kilometers long and 500 meters wide. It is the largest temple fair in southern Shandong, affecting Jiangsu, Shandong, Henan and Anhui provinces and parts of the south of the Yangtze River. Qingtan Temple is a large Buddhist temple in southern Shandong. The scenic spot consists of: Qingtan Autumn Archway, Qingtan Lake, Waterfront Avenue, Zaozhuang Image Tree (Zaozhuang Persimmon), International Friendship Calligraphy Monument Gallery, Lying Buddha Hall, Tall and Straight Tree, Baozi, Millennium Ancient Pond, Feilong Tree, Shanmen, Peacock Tree, Pagoda, Tianwang Temple, Couple Ginkgo Tree and Fujian Title.

Composition. Qingtan Temple has scenery all year round: spring scenery, summer flowers, autumn scenery and winter scenery. The scenery seen in different seasons is different. Every year, Liuhua Festival in May and Pomegranate Picking Festival in September will bring tourists from all over the world together to experience the happiness of health and leisure. It is an ideal place for tourism and leisure.

The gate workshop of Qingtan Temple is an antique building with three doors, four columns and double cornices, and a mixed structure of wood and reinforced concrete. Above the door, there is a piece of black marble inlaid with a horizontal plaque inscribed with "Green Tan Autumn Colors" by Liu Yifu, Vice Governor of Zhejiang Province.

Inside the Gate Square is a narrow valley about 1.5km long. There are 36 sandalwood trees over a thousand years old, and there are countless trees over a hundred years old. At the end of the narrow valley is Qingtan Temple.

The inscription of "Qingtan Temple" at the entrance of Qingtan Temple was written by calligrapher Shu Tong. The temple covers an area of1050m2, with a building area of 330m2. The main building consists of five halls with cornices and arches, in which the III Buddha is enshrined. There are three rooms in the west and a pavilion in the east. There is a ginkgo tree in the courtyard in front of the temple, which has been more than 1000 years old and has flourished so far. Mr. Min's poem "Ginkgo Tree in Qingtan Temple" is a monument to white marble, which is located under the tree. There is a "running well" in front of the temple. In the dry year, the water keeps flowing, and in the rainy season, the water gushes out from the wellhead like a fountain, which is extremely shocking. On the Dongshan cliff next to the pavilion, there is the word "Forgetting to Return" inscribed by Wenfeng Mountain people, which means that tourists who come here forget to go home when they see the beautiful scenery of Qingtan Temple.

The stone wall behind the main hall is also engraved with the words "Give me back my rivers and mountains", with Yue Fei's striking buildings on it. According to legend, Yue Fei, a national anti-Jin hero in Song Dynasty, suffered from eye diseases due to internal and external troubles. Master Hui Cong, the abbot of the temple at that time, smoked and washed Yue Fei's eyes with the tender leaves of Qingtan Temple every day. Because the leaves of the sandalwood tree have the effect of clearing fire and improving eyesight, Yue Fei's eyes soon recovered and returned to the battlefield to fight the earthquake. A stone building built to commemorate the Song Dynasty was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The government rebuilt this building on 1985, and the current construction area is 1 12 square meters. The thin gold plaque "Golden Street" on the door plaque of the original building has been preserved, and the sitting statue of Yue Fei is enshrined in the building. In 20 12, descendants of Yue Fei launched large-scale clan activities at home and abroad to pay homage to their ancestors.

Tibet Palace: Located behind Yuefeiyan Building, there is a 97-meter-long natural fissure cave with a rotating skylight. There are seven branch caves, and stalactites are everywhere in them. Designed and built according to the concept of "ten floors" in folklore, it consists of four parts, namely, the Dizang Bodhisattva Hall and Cang Sang Zhengdao. There are 25 groups of statues with more than 65,438+050 shapes, and more than 200 colored lights are arranged in the scene. Adopt modern sound, light and electricity technology, and combine dynamic and static. It used to be a scene of Qingtan Temple, but it has been closed to the public in recent years.

Wenfeng Mountain, the highest peak on the Sulu border, has the characteristics of heroism, danger, strangeness and beauty. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Zaozhuang, "Wenfeng View Lake";

Hongtubu site, a representative and important ancient site in the late primitive society, 1992 was listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit;

Nu Wa's burial place, the burial place of the legendary goddess of mending heaven;

Yinping Wanmu Jujube Garden is the largest jujube fruit base in southern Shandong, which has high ornamental value and can be used for picking and eco-tourism activities.

Pomegranate bonsai garden, showing visitors the pomegranate bonsai art that embodies the essence of pomegranate culture and the unique professional pomegranate bonsai courtyard economic model;

Qingtan Temple, the main content is to watch the Millennium ancient sandalwood and Buddha.

In 20 12, qingtan temple was announced as the third batch of provincial cultural relics protection list in Shandong province and the cultural relics protection unit at or above the municipal level in Zaozhuang city.