Taiqing Palace is also called Summer Palace. Located in the south of Qingshan Village, on the north bank of Taiqing Bay. In front of it is the sea and behind it are seven peaks.
Built in the first year of the Western Han Dynasty (BC 140), Zhang Lianfu founded a Sanguan Temple. Two years later (BC 138), a temple was built to worship Sanqing gods (Jade Qing Yuan Shi Tian Zun, Qing Ling Bao Tian Zun, Tai Qing Moral Tian Zun), and it was named Tai Qing Palace. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Zhexuan expanded the temple to worship the statue of Huang San and named it Huang San Temple. In the Five Dynasties, in the second year of Tongguang in the later Tang Dynasty (AD 924), Liu Ruozhuo taught himself to drive a tiger temple to worship the statue of Laozi. In the first year of Stegosaurus in Song Taizu (AD 960), Liu Ruozhuo rebuilt the Taiqing Palace, built the three official halls and rebuilt the three emperors' halls. Taiqing Palace is quite large. Qiu Chuji, Zhang Sanfeng and other famous Taoist priests used to meditate here. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Taoism in Taiqing Palace once declined. The Hongzhi Hanshan monks took the opportunity to destroy the palace and build Haiyin Temple, which triggered a Buddhist lawsuit. In the twenty-eighth year of Wanli, Taoism won the case and ordered the temple to be destroyed and the palace restored. Since then, the Taiqing Palace area has become the unified world of Taoism.
Among the palaces, temples and temples in Laoshan Mountain, Taiqing Palace is the largest. Covering an area of 4,442 square meters, there are 150 temples and houses, which are divided into three halls, namely, Sanguan Hall, Sanqing Hall and Sanhuang Hall, separated by a mountain gate, and two courtyards, namely, Martyrs Hall and Shenjing Hall. Taiqing Palace, second only to Beijing Baiyun Temple in scale, is called "the second jungle in the world" of Quanzhen Taoism.
The three official halls are dedicated to heaven, earth, water, Zhenwu Emperor and Raytheon. There are two red and white plants in front of the temple, which are very resistant to winter. One plant is 3.5 meters high, with tree circumference 1.7 meters, and the crown covers half the yard. The flowering period lasted for more than three months, and it was in full swing and became a spectacle. The word "crimson snow" is carved on the stone under the tree. Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio originally took Naidong in Tongling Temple as the embodiment of scarlet snow, but the plant died in 1926, so the name of scarlet snow was moved here for tourists' wishes. This cold-resistant tree is about 600 years old and is a treasure of Laoshan Mountain.
Out of the west gate of Sanguan Hall, across Xianren Bridge and up the Moon Corridor, it is Sanqing Hall. The temple is dedicated to gods such as Taiqing Moral Buddha, Shangqing Lingbao Buddha and Qing Yu Yuanshi Buddha. The East Attached Hall is the Donghua Emperor and the West Attached Hall is the Empress Dowager. Fengxian Bridge was named after the famous Taoist Liu Ruozhuo. There is an ancient elm tree on the east side outside the gate of Sanqing Hall. The older it is, the largest of its kind in China. The scientific name is rough-leaved tree, the tree height is 15m, and the trunk is 3.7m thick. The old trunk and branches, twisted and inclined, look like a faucet, so it is called the leading elm, also known as the old elm country. There are many legends about this tree.
A small courtyard on the west side of Sanqing Hall is called Guanyue Hall, which is dedicated to Guan Yu and Yue Fei. Down the stairs outside the temple is the first spring in Laoshan Mountain. To the west of Shenshui Spring is the Three Emperors Hall, dedicated to Fuxi, Shennong and Xuanyuan the Great. Piandian is Zu Geng Temple. In the courtyard, there is an ancient cypress, named Han cypress, which is parasitic with thick clouds, winding around Han cypress and reaching the treetops. In addition, there is a sumac tree growing in the gap of 6 meters from the ground, forming one tree and three trees, which is a great spectacle of Laoshan Mountain. Outside the gate of Sanqing Hall, there is a stone tablet with the words "Hai Yin Temple Site" engraved on it, and there is another small print: "Master Hanshan built Hai Yin Temple in front of the palace in the 13th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty, and destroyed it by decree in the 28th year". This is the ruins of the Hai Yin Temple, and the remains are faintly visible.
On the east side of Sanguan Hall, there are two quiet and unique small courtyards, imperial academy, which was named after the construction of Yin Lang in Rizhao in the late Qing Dynasty. A two-story building in the south of the courtyard is built on the mountain and is famous for its shrine.
1982, the Qingdao Municipal People's Government listed Taiqing Palace as a municipal key cultural relics protection unit.
Gao Memorial Hall is located in the west of Nansanlihe Village Committee of Nanguan Office in jiaozhou city. 1993 was invested and built by the municipal government, 1994 was opened to the outside world, 1995 was named "Qingdao patriotism education base" by the municipal government of Qingdao, 1996 was named "Qingdao excellent patriotism education base", and 1995 has been rated as Qingdao since. In order to further improve the facilities in the museum, since 1998, the jiaozhou city Municipal Government has continuously invested to comprehensively improve the memorial hall. The memorial hall now covers an area of 17 mu, with a building area of more than 2,000 square meters, and belongs to jiaozhou city Museum. In September, 200 1 year, it was rated as a national "AA" tourist attraction.
Gao Memorial Hall is a cultural and educational institution whose main purpose is to collect high-tech works, study high health and artistic achievements, and educate people (especially primary and secondary school students).
Gao (1683- 1749), whose real name is Zhongwei, also known as Xiyuan, No. Go to Fu Nan at night. In the second year of Qing Qianlong (Ding Si), his right arm was disabled, so he was also called "Ding Si Disabled". Gao was brilliant all his life and never stopped writing. He is famous in the art world for his detached left-handed calligraphy and painting, seal cutting, inkstone theory and rhythmic poetry, and has won the admiration of the world for his noble quality of honest officials and sympathy for the sufferings of the people. Left a lot of precious spiritual wealth for future generations. At the same time, Gao is also one of the famous "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou".
The high memorial hall includes the former residence, exhibition room, cemetery and several affiliated parts. Former residences include Nanzhai, Caochuntang, Shi 'aotang, Beitang, Zhuxi Pavilion and Nanzhaichi. The indoor display is rich in content, allowing visitors to understand Gao's family background and practice. There are five exhibition halls: the first exhibition hall introduces Gao's life; The second and third exhibition halls are high artistic achievements exhibitions; The fourth and fifth exhibition halls are temporary exhibition halls.
Tombstones written for high inscriptions and stele galleries engraved with high calligraphy works are displayed in the cemetery, surrounded by Zhou Songbai, which looks elegant. Attachments include Quanting (the iron coins of the Song Dynasty unearthed in Jiaozhou, weighing about 16 tons, which provides reliable physical data for the study of coinage and economic development in the Song Dynasty), Statue, Gao Hui Garden (Hotel) and Gaoshe. At the same time, there are artificial lakes, promenades, square pavilions and rockeries. Strange flowers and different grasses in the courtyard, winding paths leading to a secluded place, shaded by shade, are extremely lovely.