On the eastern mountainside, there is a "Tang Xue" with exquisite structure and arched eaves. It was built in the late Qing Dynasty and rebuilt in the early Republic of China. Tang Xue was written by Weng Tonghe, a great calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. In that year, poets often gathered here to enjoy the snow, the moon, chess and poetry. Song Tiemei, a poet in the late Qing Dynasty, once wrote a couplet in the south gate of this hall: "Take advantage of the cool breeze and bright moon, watch the flowing water and mountains, and enjoy the cool." Up the line is the Guandi Temple, which was built in the 31st year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1692). The main hall of the temple is carved with a full-length portrait of Guan Yu, a general in the Three Kingdoms period, which is lifelike and lifelike. Next to him are statues of Guan Ping and Zhou Cang. On the right side of the hall is a clay sculpture red rabbit rouge horse; There is a dragon crescent moon blade weighing 80 Jin on the left wooden frame of the temple. In front of Guandi Temple is the famous "Chaoyang Terrace", which is the best place to watch the sunrise. The things in the main hall are Temporary Stay, Goose Crane and Tang Songfeng, with the stage opposite and the morning bells on both sides. The second floor of the twilight drum. There is a two-story building on the west side of the temple, named "Xiandu Building", which overlooks the ships wandering on the river. Adjacent to "Chengjiang Pavilion", overlooking the whole city. Behind Guandi Temple is Wang Yao Temple. Wang Yao Temple Fair is held for three days every year on April 28th of the lunar calendar. Behind the temple, Li Kan Palace is a place to worship the sun, the moon, the mountain gods and the earth gods. After leaving the palace, crossing the mountain ridge is the largest temple in Beishan, Huangyuting. The main hall is called Duoyun Hall, and there are meditation halls on both sides, namely the left and right bell and drum towers and the memorial archway, with the plaque of "the first river in the world" hanging in the middle. Above the Duoyun Temple is a colorful plastic jade emperor with a golden face, which is lifelike. The west wing is called "Lv Wanxuan", and there is a plaque inscribed by Tie Bao, a great Manchu calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, which is the former site of Beishan Painting Academy. In addition, there is a sightseeing pavilion at the main peak of Xishan Mountain, with a height of 10 meter, and a moon pavilion at the east peak, with a height of 28 meters, which is the highest pavilion in the gardens in Northeast China. In addition, Jiangshan Pavilion, Yuejin Pavilion and Shengli Pavilion are located at the top of the mountain. There are lotus lake, boating lake, waterside pavilion, promenade and lake pavilion at the foot of the mountain. The main features of the ancient temple in this mountain are: Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, which are various, including Vulcan, God of Wealth, Water God, Xiaxia, Confucius and Sakyamuni, which are rare in China. Beishan Ancient Temple is located on the east peak of Beishan Park at an altitude of 255 meters. The temple extends from the peak waist to the top of the mountain with unique architectural style. This is an ancient temple group with a history of nearly 300 years.
The temples in Beishan are a mixture of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, and folk gods worship together. The temple is full of vulgar fireworks, which reflects the folk customs in Northeast China in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. This pattern is very rare in other temples in China. Standing at the foot of the North Mountain, looking up at the East Peak, I saw mountains and temples standing. Climbing the stairs, you can see famous buildings such as Fan Xuetang, Guandi Temple, Wang Yao Temple, Li Kan Palace and Huangyuting in turn, among which Huangyuting is the tallest, largest and most magnificent building in Beishan. Yuhuang Pavilion, also known as Daxiong Pavilion, was founded in 1725 and rebuilt in 1926. The hall is resplendent and magnificent, with statues of four heavenly kings on both sides of the main entrance. There are Buddha Sakyamuni, Taoist ancestor and Confucian sage Confucius in the ancestral hall. In addition, there are 16 founders, such as Li Shizhen, the drug king, and Lu Ban, the founder of carpenters.
In the courtyard of the Jade Emperor Pavilion, there are some towering Gu Song, which is said to have been planted by Kuanzhen, the first monk, for 200 years.