As a thousand-year-old town, the ancestors living in this land not only created a prosperous cause, but also left many places of interest for future generations.
Located in the east of the town (between the dining hall and the office of Daduo Supply and Marketing Cooperative), Qianfo 'an is an ancient Buddhist temple, which was built in the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty (1628- 1644) and has a history of nearly 380 years. Yongfeng, the last abbot when it was demolished in the mid-1940s, is said to have passed 12 generations. According to the Records of Xinghua County, in the early years of the Republic of China, most of the thousand Buddhist temples were full of incense, with a temple production of 174 mu. Unfortunately, in 1942, the Japanese army occupied Xinghua, and the 86th Regiment of the 22nd Division of the Puppet Army Liu demolished the temple. In 2006, when reform and opening up were peaceful and prosperous, the government was harmonious and everything was thriving. With the advocacy and support of many people of insight in Daduo Town, the Thousand Buddha Temple, which was destroyed for more than 60 years, was rebuilt.
At the north end of Guanruan Village, 2 kilometers northeast of Daduo Town, there is a provincial-level cultural protection unit-Zheng Xie (word Kerou,No. Banqiao) cemetery (also known as Banqiao Forest Garden), the head of Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics in Qing Dynasty. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty (1723- 1735), Zheng Banqiao once set up a library in Guanruanzhuang (now Guanruan Village) to serve disciples. At the same time, Guan Ruan's field is the ancestral home of the Zheng family. Therefore, in the 30th year of Qianlong (1765), Zheng Banqiao died in Baoqing Garden in Jiazheng Garden Lane, Nanmencheng, Xinghua, and was buried here. The original stone altar, incense burner and candlestick in front of the tomb were almost destroyed by the ten-year catastrophe. From 65438 to 0986, Xinghua County Cultural Bureau, Daduo Town Government and Zheng Banqiao Memorial Hall took the lead in the rescue protection of Zheng Banqiao's tomb. From 65438 to 0989, Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture, Daduo Town Government and Guanruan Village restored the original landform of the cemetery and restored the original appearance of history. 1993 to cooperate with the grand opening of the first Zheng Banqiao Art Festival, Xinghua Municipal Party Committee, Municipal Government, Daduo Town Government and Municipal Cultural Bureau renovated and afforested Zheng Banqiao's tomb. In front of Banqiao tomb, a huge tombstone inscribed by the famous writer Mr. Zhou Erfu stands. At the same time, an antique archway 1 block on the top of the glazed tile mountain will be built, including the cemetery wall, the gate and the village head with four columns and three doors (two columns in the middle are semi-suspended). After transformation and greening, the whole cemetery is hidden in the pine and cypress and the vast bamboo sea. In 2003, at the initiative of Mr. Fengju Dai, the former general manager of China Reinsurance (Group) Corporation (a native of Daduo Wucha Village), the municipal government, the Cultural Bureau and the Daduo Town Government built an antique building complex of "Zheng Banqiao Art Exhibition Room" on the east side of the cemetery (20 in total). The complex covers an area of about 2,000 square meters and consists of two compartments, three courtyards and two corridors, which are connected by cloisters. There are two gates leading to the cemetery in the west corridor. In this way, the cemetery and the showroom are integrated into one, forming a pattern of forest gardens.
Located in Nanlouzhuang Village, Daduo Town, Sanguantang, a Buddhist temple building in Qing Dynasty, is the place where Master Song Chun, the abbot of Tianning Temple in Changzhou and the president of Changzhou Buddhist Association, wears a haircut. Although the temple is not big, it is of great significance. In this hot land of Daduo, monks such as Master Song Chun and Master Jinghai were born, which made contributions to the Buddhist cause in Jiangsu, the whole country and even the world. This is a grand gathering of outstanding people.
It is worth mentioning that there are two cultural sites in Chenbian village in the north of Zhenbei, which show the historical glory of Daduo ancient town. In the first year of the Southern Ming Dynasty (1645), Hong Guang's regime perished, and Wang Guiyi, a famous Xinghua poet and calligrapher (whose real name was Xiangshan, the wife and brother of the Prime Minister of the Ming Dynasty) abandoned his name and left, and built a "Tan Garden" in Chenbian, where he wrote a book. Wang Guiyi's two sons, poets and painters Wang Zhongru and Wang Xiru, have lived here for a long time, attracting many domestic scholars and painters to Ji Ya. Wang Guodong, the grandson of Gui Wang Yi, and Lu Zhongyuan, a famous poet, both studied under Zheng Banqiao and were involved in the literary inquisition. The plaque of "Famous Poet and Painter" is hung on the four archways, and Wang Guodong's name is on the 12 list.
Besides, Chen Shui-bian also has a cemetery of Xu Wei, and Xu Wei, a poet, served as Guangdong's political envoy in the Qing Dynasty (in charge of the fiscal revenue of a province). The existing epitaph of an alunite with a length of 150cm, a width of 60 cm and a thickness of 15cm tells us that Xu Wei was an honest official before his death and his political achievements were quite good. He is a rare honest official. To this end, a plaque was hung on all four archways to show his "Ming Xian Wang Ding".
In most history, there is also a Queen Mother Shao who is known as a "talented woman". According to the records of Biography of Empresses in Ming Dynasty, Ming Biao, Reconstruction of Xinghua County Records, Family Tree of Shao Family in Anletang, Collection of General History and records of the west lake, Shao Xinsi, a descendant of Shao Yong (alias, alias Mr. Anle, posthumous title), was originally from Luoyang, Henan Province, and moved to Xinghua with his family in Yuan Dynasty. One moved to Dadao Village and cultivated the land of Shaojiawei (that is, Shaojiashe, now Luchong Village). Later, his family fortune declined.
Tomorrow, in the Shunnian period (1457- 1464), Shao Ren (also known as Lin, the word official hall, and later given by his daughter to Changhuabo and Hangzhou conductor) gave birth to a daughter, Shao. Later, the family moved to Changhua, Zhejiang, and then settled in Hangzhou. Soon, my daughter was elected to the palace and became the concubine of Ming Xianzong Chenghua Emperor Zhu Jianshen. In the 12th year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1476), he was named Chen Fei, and soon he was named the imperial concubine. Xiao He gave birth to three sons, Zhu Shiyuan (later revered as Xing), Zhu Youqi (King of Qi) and Zhu Youqi (). Xing built a vassal in Anlu, Hubei. In April of the 16th year of Ming Dynasty (152 1), the son of Xing and the grandson of Shao entered Beijing from Anlu, Hubei Province, and he succeeded Wuzong, who was called Emperor Jiajing in history. As a result, Xiao was promoted to Queen Mother Shou 'an. In the seventh year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1528), Shao died, and Emperor Jiajing honored him as the empress dowager. Empress Shao is "virtuous and kind", good at poetry, and has written many poems such as Red Medicine Poems. She is a generation of talented women, and she is a "world-famous".
Because the Shao family in Daduo gave birth to Queen Shao, the common people became prominent royalty. Shao Xi, the younger brother of Empress Shao, whose name is Changhuabo, has a shadow seal on his grandnephew.
The ancestor of Queen Shao was an upright official in Xinghua history. In the 12th year of Ming Hongwu (1379), he was appointed as the magistrate of Yongning County (now Ninggang, Jiangxi Province). After leaving office three years later, the people gave him a farewell dinner with clear water and praised him as an honest official. On the four archways, Shao Bin's "Rong En Sanxi" plaque is hung.
In the long history of thousands of years, Daduo has many elites. Among the 47 plaques in Sipailou, four are outstanding and closely related to Daduo, namely, Wang Ding, a famous scholar, a famous poet and painter, the honorable Sanxin, and the brilliant seven sons (Zheng Banqiao).
In addition, in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, calligraphers Wang Yu and Liu Jin, famous doctors He Zhihua, He Boquan and many other figures were produced.