Tanghe Tomb is located in Cao Shan, the eastern suburb of Bengbu City. Tanghe (1326- 1395), a native of Haozhou (now Fengyang, Anhui), was a fellow friend of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he followed Zhu's uprising, repeatedly made meritorious military service, sealed the country's Lord, and pursued the seal of Dongou King after his death. The mausoleum faces the river and has the peak of Cao. The tomb is a large masonry single-linked building built on the mountain, with a height of 3.6 meters, a width of 3.96 meters and an area of about 40 square meters. In the south of Shen Dao's tomb, there is a 225-meter-long tombstone with horses, sheep, lions and warriors carved on it. The carving lines are smooth and rough, and it is a fine stone carving in the early Ming Dynasty. It has been incorporated into Longhu Park in Bengbu City.
Bianhe Cave is also known as Baopuyan and Baoyuyan. In Jingshan, Huaiyuan County, Anhui Province. According to legend, in the Spring and Autumn Period, the Chu people picked jade by the river, hence the name. The cave is a natural and ingenious combination of huge rocks, which are round in shape and green in surface. There are many scenic spots above the cave, such as Jade Pit, Zhuoyujian and Phoenix Pool. Dozens of people can be accommodated in the cave, and the words "green snail stone account" are engraved on the rock wall, just like jade bead account. The ancients "white walls are priceless." The poem "The green snail in the ancient cave has an old problem" is a portrayal here. Summer does not invade, and winter is as warm as spring. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, there have been many tourists and left many poems. Su Song's poem "What I saw when I visited the Tushan Jingshan with my two sons": "Only people have holes, and beautiful stones are gentle" refers to this. The original tablet of Jingshan Poetry written by Hu Ceng in Tang Dynasty in the cave has been destroyed.
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In the southern suburbs of Huaiyuan County, Anhui Province, it is backed by Jingshan Mountain, facing Huaihe River, facing Wang Yu Temple in the east and Bianhe Cave in the west. Named after the spring water is as white as milk. On the left side of the spring, there is a distant view of the pagoda, which is interesting from a distance. As Lou Lian said, "Sails fly from the sky and split the green hills on both sides of the strait to let you surf by Changfeng, and Shi Congyun makes a round of white milk to invite Mingyue to drink tall buildings." There is a double martyrs shrine on the right side of the spring, which was built to commemorate Huaiyuan martyrs Song Yulin and Cheng Liang among the 72 martyrs in Huanghuagang during the Revolution of 1911. There is a pavilion on the temple, called Banshan Pavilion, overlooking Huaiyuan City. Here the mountains and rivers are beautiful, the grass is lush, the ancient elms are towering, and Berlin is like the sea. The scenery is blurred, quiet and pleasant, which is really a kind of natural beauty. There are many minerals in spring water. Making tea and boiling tea is fragrant and delicious. The surface tension is very strong. When water is poured into the cup, it can make the cup surface protrude one meter thick without overflowing, and it can also float coins, which will amaze tourists. Song Sushi visited this place and wrote poems as a souvenir, calling this spring "the seventh spring in the world". 1965, Guo Moruo personally inscribed the names of Bailu Fountain and Wang Huailou.
Yu Ruins, also known as Villages and Yucungang. It is 2.5 kilometers south of Tushan, Huaiyuan County, Anhui Province. It is said that it is the place where Dayu controls water. The original temple was named Jade Emperor Xing Temple. "Records of Fengyang County, Kangxi" contains: "Tang wrote a temple record, which is slightly cloudy, so the village name has descendants of Xia and Yu." The Records of Huaiyuan County during the Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty said, "Yu Hui Village, also known as Yu Di Hangci." This temple has been destroyed. Song Sushi's poem "Seven Wonders of Earth Mountain in Haozhou": "Su Qiao has entered the Xiong Huang Temple, and the black magpie is still in Huicun." That's it.
Yu Palace is also called Temple and Tushan Temple. At the top of Tushan Mountain in the southeast of Huaiyuan County, Anhui Province. "Zuo Zhuan Mourning for Seven Years": "I am afraid that the princes will be in the mountains", which generally refers to this. Later generations built a temple here to commemorate Dayu's achievements in water control. The temple was built before the Tang Dynasty, and the exact age is unknown. The original three items, now there are two items, there are two thousand ginkgo trees in the courtyard, you can count around and rise from the ground. There is a lookout in the northwest, from which you can see whirlpool, Huaibo, Jing and Tucuifeng. There is Qi Mushi (also known as Stone) in the southwest, which looks like a woman from a distance. It is said that it was transformed by Yu's wife Tu Shanshi. There are sacred springs and spiritual springs in the west, which are crystal clear and inexhaustible in four seasons. De, Liu Zongyuan, Wu, Su Shi, Su Zhe, Song Lian, Deng, etc. Everyone has been here and left many poems and inscriptions. Su Shi's poem "Seven Wonders of Earth Mountain in Haozhou" is engraved on the temple wall, and Deng's inscription "Wangping City" is still clearly visible.
Mosuoling is located at the east 15km exit of Huaihe River in Wuhe County, Anhui Province. Across the river from Fushan (a mountain near Hu Aishan), it is a pass in the lower reaches of Huaihe River. During the Southern Dynasties, Tian Liang was in prison. In order to control the Huaihe River and flood Shouyang City (now Shouxian County), the Northern Wei Dynasty sent 200,000 soldiers and civilians to build a floating weir, with Fushan Town in the south, Tiesuoling in the north and the border of five neighboring counties in the middle. In the Five Dynasties and Four Years (AD 957), Zhou Xiande defeated the Southern Tang soldiers here. Qin Guan in Song Dynasty was recorded in Fu on Fushan Weir. The ridge is 50 meters wide and 2.5 kilometers long from north to south, and ancient arrows are often unearthed.