Composition describing the scenery of Pei county 260

Pei County is the hometown of Liu Bang, the ancestor of Emperor Gaozu, and Zhu Yuanzhang, the ancestor of Ming Dynasty. Known as "the land of dragonflies, the emperor will be in his hometown". As the birthplace of Han culture, Pei County is rich in cultural heritage and numerous places of interest. Sishui Pavilion, Gefengtai, Gaozuyuan Temple and Shejitai are famous at home and abroad. There are more than 2,000 valuable cultural relics, among which Dafeng Song Monument, China Han Dynasty Stone Relief and Han Dynasty Pottery are rare national cultural relics. Pei County is a famous hometown of martial arts and suona in China, with simple and resolute folk customs and respect for literature and martial arts.

As a famous historical and cultural city, Pei County has many cultural relics. The county museum has a collection of more than 2,000 cultural relics, including stone tools polished by primitive people, pottery during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and Han stone reliefs. Peixian county is listed as a provincial, city and county cultural relics protection unit, including Dafeng Song Monument in Han Dynasty, Fanshi Well in Han Dynasty, Liulijing in Qin Dynasty, Lumu Tomb in Han Dynasty, Qishan Han Group, Sishui Pavilion in Han Dynasty, Lu Bu Shooting in Han Dynasty, Zhang Zhenguan Tomb in Ming Dynasty, Yan Adherents Tomb in Ming Dynasty and Xiaoming Temple in Qing Dynasty.

In BC 195, Liu Bang, the original temple of Emperor Gaozu, returned to Pepe, hosted a banquet for his elders and sang a strong wind. At that time, a palace was built for him in the south of Peicheng, which was later called Peigong. After Liu Bang's death, his son Liu Ying inherited Hui Di. In the fifth year of Emperor Huidi (BC 190), Pei Palace was transformed into the original temple of Emperor Gaozu. The front hall is the Gaozu Hall, and the back hall is the bedroom, where people can enjoy sacrifices in the Spring and Autumn Period. After that, it was repaired repeatedly for more than 2000 years, until it was washed away by the Yellow River in the Xianfeng period of the late Qing Dynasty and rebuilt on 1996. The present temple gate was inscribed by Zhao Puchu, a great contemporary calligrapher, and the main hall was inscribed by Wang, chairman of Xuzhou Book Association. The main hall is a giant statue of the great ancestor Liu Bang, flanked by portraits of 24 emperors of the Han Dynasty. In the courtyard, there is a monument to the original temple inscription of Emperor Gaozu written by Liu Zongyuan, a great writer in the Tang Dynasty.

Han street is a cross-shaped imitation Han street, with a total length of nearly 1000 meters. It is paved with stone slabs and surrounded by imitation Han architecture with blue bricks and black tiles. Antique shops and calligraphy and painting shops are relatively concentrated here. Walking along Han Street, you can do sightseeing, leisure shopping and taste special snacks. It is the largest and most concentrated Han-like commercial street in China.