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Introduction to Huashan Mountain

1. Huashan Scenic Area is located in Shangzhuang Village, Sibaoshan Office, Zibo High-tech Zone, south of Zibo Middle School. The main scenic spots are Jade Emperor Pavilion, Taihuitou and Bi Xia Temple, all of which are located at the foot of Huashan Mountain. The religious architecture of Huashan and the gods it worships originated from the legend of Huashan. Huashan was originally a sacred place of Taoism. Taihuitai, Bi Xia Temple and Huangyuting were built in the Tang Dynasty. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it was destroyed by the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism and then rebuilt.

2. Legend has it that when Erlang God picked mountains to catch the sun, he hit ninety-nine lashes where Huashan was located, leaving ninety-nine ditches, and Erlang God hit another whip, which was exactly one hundred. I don't know, when I left, my robe dragged on the ground, forming a ditch, which added up to just 101. This allusion is actually an image summary of Huashan landform with the help of myths and legends. Today, standing on the top of Huashan Mountain and looking down, the mountain covered with vegetation in the field of vision extends along the gully, just like a blooming flower, hence the name of Huashan Mountain.

3. This Huashan Mountain, which is only 183 meters above sea level, also carries many human footprints. As early as the Dade period of the Yuan Dynasty (1297), there were temples such as Jade Palace, Taihuitai Temple and Bi Xia Temple in Huashan. From the Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, there were Jade Emperor Pavilion, Wuji Hall, Li Sangu Hall and Baizi Hall in Zhuangjie Village at the northern foot of Huashan Mountain. For hundreds of years, Huashan has been a place where folk incense flourished. The incense and popularity of Huashan Mountain have contributed to the cultural heritage here. On the east side of Huashan Wangmatai, there is an ancient "Huashan Academy". According to records, it is the place where Zhang Wan studied. In the middle of Ming Dynasty, Taibackstage was changed to "Loyalty and Filial Piety Platform", where Zhang Jin, a scholar from Qiaozhuang Village under the mountain, founded imperial academy. Students from all directions come here to attend classes, and people flow like a weave. Huashan once became a place with a rich context. There is Wang Muchi on the backstage side of the mountain, and there is "an acre of stone" under the pool. The boulder formed by volcanic eruption here covers an area of more than one mu. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, Wang Shiyu, a juren in Xincheng County, left a poem entitled "Ode to an acre of stone": "There is a stone hill in the southeast, standing like a cave, scooping up milk and turning it into a treasure; Stones attract milk flowers, milk holes break, white clouds protect clothes, and thousands of valleys strive for harmony. It is not bitter when it is dry, and Leng Yue turns it over; A swamp is self-sufficient and the river matches its size; I don't know the bones of the autumn moon, nothing is strange. " Next to the "one acre stone" at the west foot of Huashan Mountain, there is also the "Ink Spring", which is the place where the literati gathered in the past. According to the old "New Town County Records", during the forty-eight to fifty-two years of Qing Qianlong (AD 1783- 1787), when the new town was built, there was a poem of "one acre of stone surrounded by many inkstones".

4. Through restoration and construction, it has become the back garden of Zibo, with trees, streams and flowers.