What are the interesting places in Savage Village?

Jingjiaqiao

Sanzu Temple is one kilometer east. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made a southern tour, he turned the boat from the Yangtze River to the underground river at the foot of Tianzhu, boarded the boat and set up an altar to worship Yue. Later generations therefore called this bridge "Jingjia Bridge".

Jiyuetai

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set up an altar to worship Tianzhu Mountain as "Nanyue". Later, many emperors sent envoys here to worship Tianzhu Mountain.

Yingmengjing

Legend has it that during Tianbao period of Tang Dynasty, Ming Taizu once sleepwalked here. When he got up in the morning, he had it written down. This blow made the king look around in his dream, and he found it here, so Emperor Taizong named it "Meng Yingjing". Although this well is located above Gaogang, it is neither full nor dry. When diving is clear, the well water is clear, and when diving is turbid, the well water is turbid. When Ambassador Wang of China came here to pay homage, he wrote a poem for this purpose: "The clouds are not open in the daytime, and tourists are wandering here." Who will ask Yan Qian, who once asked my emperor for a dream? "

Zhuo Xijing

Located behind Sanzu Temple. According to legend, the founder of Sanzu Temple, Zen master Baozhi, once worked with Taoist Bai He and Zhuo (Buddhist terminology, Zhuo: Li; Xi: Monk Zhang Xi. Monks live in a certain place and are called "Zhuo Xi"). They got these treasures and built a Buddhist temple. When this place was called Zhuoxi, the clear spring immediately gushed out, and it was called "Zhuoxi Well".

Tomb of revolutionary martyrs

Tomb of Kuomintang Anti-Japanese Martyrs: Yezhai Middle School campus. It is a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

1942, villagers and gentry in Anhui, Hubei 13 counties donated money to commemorate the soldiers killed in the anti-Japanese war of the Kuomintang Army 176 Division.

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Soldiers' graves. 985 cans of martyrs' remains were placed in the tomb. The national emblem of the Republic of China is inlaid in front of the tomb, and there are tombstones in front of the tomb, seven of which are engraved with the names of the fallen soldiers. There is a stone lion standing on each side of the tomb, surrounded by white marble railings, and there are stone steps in front of the tomb.

Martyrs' shrine There is a spirit tablet in the temple to commemorate the four sacrifices. There are woodcut couplets on the surrounding red lacquer jar, one of which is: "negative crossbow effect precursor, game-writing protocol yellow sand dies;" The remains are on the mound, and the green hills are covered with white bones. This was written by Su Shi, commander of the 48th Kuomintang Army.

A monument. Bai Chongxi's inscription: "176 Military Division Warrior Memorial Tower."

There are three pavilions. Haoran Pavilion, Guangyue Pavilion, Juehou Pavilion.

In order to commemorate the heroic resistance against Japan and manage the cemetery well, the "Cemetery Preparatory Committee" also set up the "Anhui Private Zhong Jing Middle School" here to "train the survivors of martyrs and local outstanding young people". Chairman Jen Fan, inspector general of Anqing, Anhui First District, hired Mr. Wu Yifeng, a famous scholar in Tianzhu, as the director of instruction, and purchased 400 mu of school land and opened five shops to meet the needs of cemetery maintenance and school teaching. Houjing Middle School was gradually changed to Yezhai Middle School. Because the Kuomintang 176 Division is also a fresh force against * * * *, the tomb of the martyrs fell into disrepair after liberation, especially during the Cultural Revolution, and now there is only one "Haoran Pavilion". The foundation of the tomb is still there, and the broken tablet has been properly preserved.

Qingniushi

West Shiniuxi of Sanzu Temple. Stone is like a cow sleeping, and there are stone carvings such as "Wonders of the World" inscribed by Hu Maozong, the magistrate of Anqing in the early years of Ming Jiajing. Huang Tingjian, a poet in the Song Dynasty, once rode this "cow" to study, and Li, the "first painter in the Song Dynasty", painted a picture of "Reading by Cow" for him. Although the "bull's head" was destroyed in the Republic of China, and the "cow's back" and "cow's hair" were damaged by the local villagers' blasting stone repair "Dazhaitian" during the Cultural Revolution, the "cow" shape still exists and the "cow" state remains the same.

Fuweng Pavilion

Reading rooms of Song and Huang Tingjian. Huang Tingjian, alias "Floating Weng", was a poet and calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty. Park 1080, he stopped at Tianzhu Mountain when he went from Kaifeng, Henan Province to Jiangxi as the magistrate of Taihe County. Because he loves the "Goddess of Victory" in Shi Niu Cave, he called himself "Taoist in the Valley" and donated money to build the "Reading Pavilion in the Valley", leaving many poems and stone carvings. The original pavilion was destroyed long ago, and now it is newly built, not in the original site.

San Wen Gu money

Beside the stone road of Sanzu Temple, there is a small stone engraved with the words "Qian Wen in the Holy Valley". There is a folk legend about "promoting grain and money" to persuade people to be content with greed. Some people also understand "raising money for grain" as Buddhists advising people to do good. When helping the poor, it is not too small to raise a penny for the valley. Later, it was suggested that this stone was probably the tenon left by a Wang Yue monument erected by Hu Maozong in the Ming Dynasty.

Jidian

Commonly known as "Qili Temple". In the third year of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1664), Jin, the deputy general soldier, donated money to build a temple for the opening ceremony of Zen master Yugu, and Jin personally named the threshold and bought a mountain field to support him. First, the temple is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva.

Jiujinghe

With a total length of 6 kilometers and a drop of more than 300 meters, the river is swift and falls into a waterfall, which is called Jiujing River. Along the way, there are dozens of deep pools, and there are nine large pools, such as patio, thunder well, cloud well, Longjing well and Pearl well. Waterfalls include: Duck Waterfall, Mitsui Waterfall and Sijing Waterfall, all of which are spectacular.

Sanshengjing is one of the nine wells in Jiujing River. Legend has it that in ancient times, when there was a drought, people killed a dog and threw it into a well. It was bound to rain cats and dogs.