Between the walls on both sides of Jingzhongfang, the characters "loyalty" and "filial piety" are engraved respectively, which are 1.80 meters high and vigorous, which is particularly eye-catching. It was written by Zhang who was pushing the palace during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. In the center of the square, Yang Ming inscribed the "Song Yue Chongwu Wang Temple" given by his dutiful son Zhu Youtang.
Shanmen, the green bamboo lake at the gate of Yuemiao Mountain, is simple and solemn. The door is a three-bay building facing south. The fan-shaped walls on both sides are inlaid with dragon rolling reliefs, and a pair of stone lions stand left and right in front of the door. A row of giant plaques under the eaves of the mountain gate, which read "Sincerely serve the country", "Awesome and upright" and "The temple will eat for a thousand years", were written by contemporary calligraphers Shu Tong, Chu Tunan and Xiao Lao. The Ming column is embedded with a couplet written by Wei Wei, a contemporary writer: "Integrity; The mountains and rivers in Zhuang's hometown. " There is also a couplet on both sides: unkempt and kneeling in front of my eyes, missing the prime minister of that year; Sit with your crown down and look at today's general.
Daxiong Hall is the main building of Yuefei Hall, which is ten meters high, five rooms wide and three rooms deep. This is a hard mountain building with a single eaves. Main entrance couplet: who has never died since ancient times, the first fame does not love money, horizontal comment: Nai, He Jinshou inscribed, the second place in Tongzhi years. From east to west, the four plaques on the forehead were inscribed by Guangxu, Cixi, Luo Shide, the magistrate of Tangyin County in Qing Dynasty, and Li Zhenyuan, the magistrate of Tangyin County in Qing Dynasty.
Inside the hall is a statue of the national hero Yue Fei, and the four characters "Give me back my rivers and mountains" above the statue were inscribed by Yue Fei. The mural in the main hall was designed and produced by Shandong Mural Art Research Institute, with an area of about 1.35 square meters. It is the largest enamel mural in China, showing the deeds of Yue Fei. The whole mural is divided into four parts: literature, martial arts, loyalty and filial piety. These four groups of murals are based on historical events and Yue Fei's life story respectively, depicting the heroic image of Yue Fei, and also showing his noble qualities of loyalty, filial piety and righteousness.
In the main hall is a colorful statue of Yue Fei, shaped by Zhejiang University of Arts and Crafts 198 1. Yue Fei wore a hat and a purple robe and golden armor, with his right hand resting on his knees and his left hand pressing his sword. He is brave and fearless. Above the statue, Yue Fei's calligraphy "Return My Rivers and Mountains" is affixed with a huge gold plaque, and its words are heroic and passionate, expressing Yue Feizhi's determination to recover the rivers and mountains. On both sides, the couplet "Zhu Xian Town lost the enemy's courage in a bloody battle, and the pavilion grew bitter" was inscribed by General Zhang Aiping, a contemporary calligrapher and former Minister of National Defense.
The second hall used to be a sleeping hall, dedicated to the statues of Yue Fei and his wife Li Wa. /kloc-when it was restored in 0/985, with the approval of the provincial cultural relics department, the statue of "mother-in-law's tattoo" was sculpted in the hall and changed to Xianmu Temple. On March 20 1 1 year, it was changed into a calligraphy tablet exhibition room.
On the east wall of the Second Hall, Yue Fei's calligraphy "Return My Country" and "Serve the Country with Loyalty" are displayed, as well as the stone tablets of three Tanzhou letters handed down by Yue Fei. These three stone tablets are recognized by domestic academic circles at present.
On the back wall of the second hall is the inscription of Zhuge Liang's model inscribed by Yue Fei. According to the postscript, in the autumn of the eighth year of Shaoxing (1 138), Yue Fei passed through Nanyang, which coincided with heavy rain and avoided entering Wuhou Temple. In the middle of the night, he watched Zhuge Liang's model and later generations praised Zhuge Liang's poems and essays by candlelight in the temple. After offering tea, the Taoist priest asked Yue Fei for words, and Yue Fei finished this masterpiece in one go, regardless of his work. Later generations praised Yue Fei's calligraphy as Yin Yinni, as a cone painting sand, as a river running, with extraordinary momentum.
The eight characters of "Pure and unyielding, the book is like a man" on the west wall of the Second Hall were inscribed by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Emperor.
In the center of the second exhibition hall is the inscription "Jiang Hong is angry and rushes to the crown" written by President Mao Zedong in calligraphy by Yue Fei. 1 952165438+1October1day, President Mao Zedong passed by Tangyin on his way back to Beijing, and got off to see the monument of "The Hometown of Zhong Wu, the King of Yue". When meeting with party and government leaders in tangyin county, he gave specific instructions on the protection of Yuefei Temple. He said, "Don't hold meetings in Yuefei Temple, but keep the solemnity of the ancient temple".
Shi Quan, a native of Hang Cheng, Zhejiang Province, was once a military school of Diansi. He advocated peace talks with Qin Gui and hated killing Yue Fei. In the 20th year of Shaoxing (1 150), in the first month, Shi Quan hid under the Zhong 'an Bridge, the only way to go to court in Qin Gui, and assassinated Qin Gui just to cut off a sedan chair pillar. After Shi Quan was arrested, Qin Gui asked him, "Why did you assassinate me?" Shi Quan righteously swore: "Everyone in the world is against gold, only you are rebellious, I will kill you!" Qin Gui was furious and Shi Quan was fined. People revere Shi Quan's hatred of evil and fear of power. In the 14th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1586), Shi Quan Temple was built. The four big characters on the back wall of the ancestral temple were written by Sun Ke, the ancient Taoist priest of Yunnan Province, in the second year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1466).
The five kneeling statues under Shiquan Temple are Wang, Wang, Zhang Jun and Wang Jun respectively. These five people have become eternal sinners spurned by the world for abusing Yue Fei. Couplets on both sides: "Kneel untidily, thinking of the prime minister of that year;" The crown hangs down from the seat to see today's generals. "
Yuefei Temple has more than 300 stone tablets. The big monument is more than ten feet high and the small monument is one foot square. The earliest extant inscription is "Preface to Yuemuwang's Poems in the Third Year of Jingtai in Ming Dynasty (AD 1452)", and the later inscription is in the period of the Republic of China. A few inscriptions are those of rebuilding Yuefei Temple and building other ancestral halls in past dynasties. Most of the inscriptions are poems and songs written by courtiers and scholars in Ming and Qing Dynasties to praise Yue Fei. There are Zhu Yuanzhang, Qianlong, Guangxu, Cixi, Xu Da, Harry, Dong Qichang, and so on. Inscription style includes poems and songs, and calligraphy style includes original cursive script, which can be said to be a precious treasure house of calligraphy, literature and art and historical research. Mr. Mao Bing, a writer from Henan Province, wrote a poem for the forest of steles: I have missed you deeply for ten years, and I dream about the red wall of cypress. I like the stone carvings in the forest of steles best, and I can see the heart of a strong man every word.
Imperial Monument Pavilion and Qianlong Monument, there is a magnificent imperial monument pavilion on the Shinto in front of the main hall of Yuefei Hall, but there is no monument in the pavilion. So, which emperor does this imperial tablet belong to? Where's the tablet? He is Gan Long, the son of romance. In the autumn of the 15th year of Qing Qianlong (1750), Emperor Gaozong Li Hong of Qing Dynasty visited Songshan Mountain and returned to Beijing to pass by Yuefei Temple in Tangyin. After paying his respects to Yue Fei, he sincerely wrote a seven-character poem to praise him. It stands to reason that the stele pavilion should not be built in the middle of Shinto, but the imperial power was supreme in feudal society, so an exception was made. 19 15 years, after the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the Qing Dynasty, people moved the monument to the east outside the mountain gate.
15 (1750), on the way back to Beijing from southern tour, Emperor Qianlong passed by Tangyin and came to visit Yue Fei, and wrote this seven-character poem "Jing Yue Wumu Temple":
Bai Cui Hongyuan saw Baoci, and the life sacrifices of lambs and dolphins resumed.
The word "minister" is a teacher through the ages.
The Great Wall in Daoji is self-destructive, and Lin 'an is lucky.
What does my hometown cowpea husband hate? Hate is that the gold medal comes too early.
In this poem, Emperor Qianlong praised Yue's noble character of not being greedy for money, preferring death to surrender, and his heroic performance in resisting gold. At the same time, condemning the killing of Yue Fei by the monarch and ministers in the Southern Song Dynasty is tantamount to self-destruction of the Great Wall. The word "minister" in the poem refers to Yue Fei's famous saying: civil servants don't love money, military officers don't hesitate to die, and the world is not peaceful. Daoji refers to Tan Daoji, a general of the Southern Song Dynasty. The second hall used to be a sleeping hall, dedicated to the statues of Yue Fei and his wife Li Wa. /kloc-when it was restored in 0/985, with the approval of the provincial cultural relics department, the statue of "mother-in-law's tattoo" was sculpted in the hall and changed to Xianmu Temple. On March 20 1 1 year, it was changed into a calligraphy tablet exhibition room.
On the east wall of the Second Hall, Yue Fei's calligraphy "Return My Country" and "Serve the Country with Loyalty" are displayed, as well as the stone tablets of three Tanzhou letters handed down by Yue Fei. These three stone tablets are recognized by domestic academic circles at present.
There are more than 140 stone carvings on display in the bedroom hall. People often linger here, admiring and admiring its exquisite calligraphy art. The walls around Xianmu are inlaid with inscriptions of Yue Fei's calligraphy, such as A Teacher's Watch, Man Jiang Hong, Mo Zhuang, Return My Rivers and Mountains, Bao Dao Ge, and others who praise Yue Fei's calligraphy.
In addition to the above-mentioned main buildings, there are Yue Yun Temple, Zisi Temple, Xiaoe Temple, East and West Wing, Forest of Steles, Suzhan Pavilion and Guangjin Pavilion.