Has Qingyang Palace reopened in Chengdu?

Chengdu Qingyang Palace was officially opened on 202 1 1 1 24. Qingyang Palace, known as "the first Taoist temple in western Sichuan", is one of the famous Taoist temples in China. There are also many scenic spots in the scenic spot. Come and have a look!

Qingyang Palace 2021165438+1Notice of School Opening on October 24th

Thank you for your recent support and cooperation in epidemic prevention and control measures. Now Chengdu has been reduced to a low-risk area.

As a result, Qingyang Palace will be officially opened on 20021124, and the epidemic prevention and control will also enter the normal management.

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Brief introduction of Qingyang Palace

Qingyang Palace is located in the second section of the First Ring Road in Chengdu, Sichuan Province. Known as "the first Taoist temple in western Sichuan" and "the first jungle in southwest China", it is also one of the famous Taoist temples in China.

Qingyang Palace was built in the Zhou Dynasty, formerly known as Qingyang Temple. In the Ming Dynasty, the halls built in the Tang Dynasty were destroyed by the war disaster. Most of the existing buildings were rebuilt in the 6th to 10th year of the Qing Dynasty (AD-to 1667), covering an area of about120,000 square meters.

The main buildings of Qingyang Palace are the mountain gate, Sanqing Hall and Tangwang Hall. The Hunyuan Palace is tall and majestic, among which the Bagua Pavilion is the most well-preserved and luxurious building, dedicated to the statue of Lao Zi riding a green cow. The most precious cultural relic of Qingyang Palace is Taoist Collection, which is the most complete version in the world and has become a precious material for studying Taoism.

Qingyang palace scenic spot

Bagua restaurant

Bagua Pavilion is located between Sanqing Hall and Hunyuan Hall, with compact layout, exquisite and generous. The whole building consists of three floors and is built on a heavy platform. The stone platform base of the pavilion is square, and the pavilion is round, which symbolizes the old saying that the sky is round. Double cornices, turtle-patterned doors around, cloud-flowered windows, and the south main entrance are embossed with the zodiac, with simple and elegant shapes. The jade bucket of the whole pavilion is made of wood and stone, without a wedge and a bolt.

Sanqingtang

Wuji Hall, also known as the main hall of Qingyang Palace, was built in the Tang Dynasty. Its eaves columns are carved with artistic woodcarvings such as Liuhe copper ears and double lion balls. In front of the temple, there is Chen on the left, named "Faint Bell" and a drum on the right. Every New Year's Day, the fifteenth day of the first month and auspicious celebrations, the bell rings and the morning bell rings at dusk, giving people a more peaceful feeling. This temple building is magnificent, which is rare in China.

In the three halls of the Qing Dynasty, Sanqing, the highest and most respected Taoist god, was enshrined, and Twelve Jinxian was carved on both sides of the hall.

Doulao branch

Doum Temple, also known as Chen Yuandian, is to commemorate the great Taoist goddess Doum and Xing Jun's 60-year-old Jiazi. On the right of Doum is the Queen Mother of the West, the head of the fairy, the so-called Queen Mother. On the left is the local tyrant, who is in charge of the god of yin and yang fertility, the spirit of all things, and the beauty of the earth and mountains. On both sides of the road are six stars in Nandou, the Great Immortal Emperor of Antarctica (the birthday star) and the Big Dipper. Doulao Hall is the only existing Ming Dynasty building in Qingyang Palace.

Yang Qinggong to Weiyang

Sichuan famous arts and crafts. There are a pair of bronze sheep in front of the incense table in Sanqing Temple. Both are 90 cm long and 60 cm high. One of them is the one-horned bronze sheep, also known as the unicorn, which is the embodiment of the China Zodiac. It consists of mouse ear, ox nose, Tiger Claw, rabbit back, dragon horn, snake tail, horse mouth, sheep beard, monkey neck, corns, dog belly and pig ass. This is a unique statue. According to the inscription on the seat, in the first year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1723), it was moved from Beijing to Qingyang Palace. It has the words "the treasure of the beauty hall" on it. The other is a double-horned copper sheep; It was cast in Qing Daoguang for nine years (1829).