The famous temples in Sichuan are all temples dedicated to Guan Yu. Which temple is it?

Neijiang Zizhong in Chengdu is a city with profound cultural heritage. It is the hometown of Confucius teacher Changhong. Entering Zizhong, two temples, a Confucian temple and a martial temple present a sense of history. There are many well-preserved ancient buildings in this city, which is worthy of being a famous historical and cultural city. Today, I will show you about Zizhong Martial Arts Hall.

Zizhong Wuci Temple, also known as Guandi Temple, is a temple dedicated to Guan Yu. The whole building has 1000 square meters. More than 0/00 meters away from Zizhong Confucian Temple/KLOC-,the two ancient temples are very similar in architectural structure and set each other off brilliantly. This method of building a Confucian temple from a Wu temple is relatively rare in China, so it has high historical value.

The appearance of Wu Temple is mainly yellow-green glazed tiles and earth-red walls. At first glance, it looks solemn. When I came to Wuci, the first thing I saw was a big screen wall. There are stories about Guan Yu painted on the screen wall, such as Taoyuan Sanjieyi, Sanying vs. Lyu3 bu4, riding thousands of miles and reading Spring and Autumn at night. From this screen, you can probably know several important historical events in Guan Yu's life, which is quite a glimpse of a leopard in a tube.

After understanding the story of Guan Yu, we stepped into the Seven Star Gate, which is a middle gate composed of three doors. Eighteen martial arts weapons are embossed on the door. Although the gate is covered with traces of years, it still can't cover up its magnificent posture. There is an outer moon pool in front of the Seven-Star Gate, and a grand meeting platform behind the Seven-Star Gate. Zizhong people like Wushu very much, and Zizhong is the birthplace of Wushu. Friends who love martial arts might as well go to the Wu Temple and see authentic martial arts drills.

Behind the stage is Guandi Temple, which is also the main hall dedicated to Guan Yu. According to historical records, Guanshengdian is 22.25m high,18.5m wide and 8.3m deep. The temple is supported by six large circular stone pillars, with dragon heads and kisses carved at both ends of the eaves at the corner of the temple. The stone pier in front of the temple is beautifully carved and looks very spectacular and solemn.

After visiting Guandi Temple, I came to Zhongyi Hall. There are statues of Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei in Zhongyi Hall. I believe that friends who like the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are very impressed by the brotherhood of these three people. The story of their friendship in Taoyuan is also widely circulated, and the brotherhood of sharing weal and woe is even more admirable.

Visiting the Wu Temple, on the one hand, can once again review the history of Guan Yu, appreciate the beauty of architectural technology at that time, feel its grandeur, and get a glimpse of the martial arts of breaking doors that year. If you are lucky, you can see many people practicing martial arts together. It is true that a strong teenager makes a strong country. We can keep fit through martial arts and carry forward the quintessence of our country through martial arts. This is why I like Wu Temple.