Where is Luoyang Bridge? What scenic spots are there in Quanzhou

Luoyang Bridge, also known as Wan 'an Bridge, is located at the mouth of Luoyang River at the junction of Hui 'an and Luojiang. In the Northern Song Dynasty? Arrive in Jia in five years? In AD 4 (AD 1053- 1059), Cai Xiang, the magistrate of Putian, presided over the construction, which took six years to complete. It is a famous beam bridge in ancient China. Because the bridge is built at the intersection of the river and the sea, the river is wide and deep, and the project is arduous. The bridge builders initiated the raft foundation to build piers and planted oysters to fix the bridge foundation, which was an important scientific innovation in ancient China.

This bridge, together with Lugou Bridge, Zhao Zhouqiao Bridge and Guangji Bridge, is called the four ancient bridges in China. At present, the bridge is 834 meters long and 7 meters wide, and still has 46 piers. There are many stone carvings in the past dynasties near the pavilion in the bridge, such as cliff stone carvings, stone pagodas and warrior statues in the Song Dynasty, such as An Lan. There are Zhao Hui Temple and Miao Zhen Temple in the north of the bridge, and Cai Xiang Temple in the south of the bridge, which contains Cai Xiang's Song Monument of Wan 'an Bridge. 1988 is listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit and one of the world cultural heritages declared by Quanzhou. Tianhou Palace, founded in the second year of Song Qingyuan (A.D. 1 196), is located in Dejimen, the south gate of Quanzhou. Now it is located atNo. 1, Tianhou Road, South Gate of Quanzhou, on the bank of Jinjiang in the south of the city.

In ancient times, it was the oldest building with the highest building specifications and the largest scale in Mazu Tempel, and was listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council. Historically, Putian, Mazu's hometown, once belonged to Quanzhou, the largest port in the ancient East. Due to the continuous migration and trade of Quanzhou people, Mazu belief spread to Chinese mainland, Taiwan Province, Hong Kong and Macao. Tumen Street, also known as Tumen Street, is named after the transportation, storage, transportation and construction of earthwork in Dongxi Tower. Tumen Street is located in the center of Quanzhou, starting from Wenling Road in the east and Zhongshan Road in the west, with a total length of 1005 meters. This is a prosperous area integrating commerce, tourism and culture. This street, which is only 1 0,000 meters long, is rich in Hai cultural relics, including Song and Yuan cultural relics 13, Jing Qing Temple, Confucius Temple, Tonghuai Guan Yue Temple, Dongguan Xitai, Zulu Su, Shijiadacuo, Chessboard Garden, Donglu Lane and 32 alleys. The architectural style of Tumen Street reflects the prosperity of Quanzhou in Song and Yuan Dynasties to some extent.

The reconstructed Tumen Street inherits the style of ancient buildings in southern Fujian, Quanzhou, and is organically combined with modern architecture. Tumen Street, one of the most prosperous commercial streets in Quanzhou, was selected as the first shopping street in China. Jing Qing Temple Jing Qing Temple is the earliest and oldest Islamic temple with Arab architectural style in China. It has a typical classical Arab-Islamic architectural style, and it is a historical witness of the profound friendship and cultural exchange between China and the Middle East. National key cultural relics protection units. Tonghuai Guan Yue Temple Tonghuai Guan Yue Temple is located in Tumen Street, Licheng District, commonly known as Tumen Guandi Temple, dedicated to Guan Yu. In the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), Yue Fei was worshipped, so it was renamed. This is a famous historical site, offering sacrifices to Wen (Confucius) and Wu (Guan Yu). It is also the largest existing martial arts temple in Fujian Province.

There are important cultural relics in the temple, such as Zhu Zhengqi in the Song Dynasty and the ancient plaque "Filling Heaven and Earth" in the Ming Dynasty. Overseas Traffic History Museum Quanzhou Overseas Traffic History Museum was founded on 1959. It is the only museum in China that reflects the history of maritime traffic. With its rich and precious overseas traffic cultural relics, it reflects the development history of the medieval eastern port of Erythrina Port and Quanzhou's important role in economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. It praised the long and splendid marine civilization created by the people of China for thousands of years. There are Quanzhou Port and Ancient Overseas Traffic Exhibition Hall, Quanzhou Religious Stone Carving Exhibition Hall, Quanzhou Bay Ancient Boat Exhibition Hall, China Boat World Exhibition Hall and Quanzhou H.

Qingyuan Mountain is a famous natural scenic spot, with a 572-meter-long mountain range stretching for 20 kilometers. Known as the first mountain in Penglai, Bohai Sea and one of the four famous mountains in Quanzhou. Qingyuan Mountain is a national key scenic spot, which consists of Qingyuan Mountain, Jiuri Mountain and Lingshan Holy Tomb. Qingyuan Mountain is also called Quanshan because of its numerous springs in history, while Yincheng Mountain is called Quanzhou.

Gaoshan Renyun is also known as Yun Qi; Located in the northern suburb of the city, also known as Beishan; Because of its towering peaks, it is also called Santai Mountain. According to the records of Quanzhou Prefecture, Qingyuan Mountain was first developed in the Qin Dynasty. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism competed for land management rights in Tang Dynasty. There are traces of Islam, Manichaeism and Hinduism, and it has gradually developed into a famous cultural mountain of various religions. There are inner spring waterfalls, grotesque caves, overlapping peaks and green mountains and beautiful scenery in the scenic area.

Religious temples, palaces, Scholar's Academy Shi Bao, stone carvings and other cultural relics are mainly distributed in almost every corner of Qingyuan Mountain. There are 7 large-scale Taoist and Buddhist stone carvings in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, nearly 500 cliff stone carvings in past dynasties, and 3 granite imitation wood structure Buddha stone chambers in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties and modern times. Since ancient times, Qingyuan Mountain has been famous for its 36-hole 18 scenery, among which Laojun Rock, Qianshou Rock, Tuomi Rock, Bixiao Rock, Ruixiang Rock, Tiger Ruquan Rock, Nantai Rock, Qingyuan Rock and Ci 'en Rock are the most famous.