The main attractions of Shibishan Scenic Area

There are many scenic spots and the scenery is changeable. Key cultural relics protection units in the county include Lei Yin Temple and Su Yuquan in Ming Dynasty. There is the largest ancient tomb in the county-Stone Flower City; There are Guanyin Pavilion, Gongta and Yixin Pavilion; Natural landscape flying centipede path, first-line karst cave, immortal bed, immortal footprint, etc. Modern architecture includes the "One Wall in East Guangdong" archway, Nanhai Tower and Lize Lake. Flying Hongqiao and solemn earth monument. There are lush trees in the mountains, including ancient and famous trees in the Ming Dynasty and newly planted doctoral forests. Lei Yin Temple is located halfway up the mountain in Yun Qi Town, Raoping County, Guangdong Province. There is a huge natural stone wall behind it, just like a relief painting screen embedded halfway up the mountain. It is magnificent, so it is also called Shibi Temple of Lei Yin Zen Temple. Now it is the site of the county Buddhist Association and a key cultural relic protection unit in the county. Founded in the 28th year of Jiajing, it was abolished several times (according to the records of Raoping County in Qing Dynasty). In the fifth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1850), Tong Zhen, a Buddhist monk, presided over the temple and revived Lei Yin. The stone tablet of "Lei Yin Zen Temple" was embedded above the temple gate, which still exists today. During the Qianlong period, Cai Xin, a native of Zhangpu and a prime minister, made great friends with Tong Zhen, a monk, and admired his painting style. The special book said, "The French chair is a link between the past and the future, and the pliers hammer down the copper head and iron forehead, which makes it chilling." Leiyin Temple was rebuilt in 1923. 1939, the abbot ordered Master Ding Fan to build Guanyin Pavilion, which was built with donations from ten good people. 1952, the abbot rebuilt in spring. It was abandoned during the Cultural Revolution. 1980, Master Ding Yi entered the temple. 1984, Sanxue Temple and Yuanming lecture hall donated RMB 120000 to the master, and decided that the master should be in charge of the affairs, and successively built the Hall of the Great Hero, the wing, the kitchen, the living room, the monk's room and the common tower. 1987, Master Ding Yin once again proposed that Hong Kong compatriots such as Mr. Zheng Jinsong, Ms. Yan Qiaorou and Su Jushi donate net capital to build Mercy Pavilion, Guanyin Pavilion and Feihongqiao to add luster to the Buddhist country. 1938, Hong Kong compatriot Mr. Wu Xutai donated money to build a pavilion at the foot of the mountain.

Lei Yin Ancient Temple is located at the southern foot of Yun Qi. In the 28th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1532), the rest of Shangbu Village in Huanggang built a stone pavilion next to Shenchang Cave in Yun Qi. Some people live in pavilions and look after the graves in front of them (the ancient tombs are called oxen listening to the golden bell). They often burn incense and light candles to pray for peace in Shen Chang caves. Later, it gradually evolved into an ancient temple in Lei Yin. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, kilns were changed in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, and eighteen arhats appeared. Behind each arhat is the word "Chaozhou Lei Yin Ancient Temple". The magistrate reported to the court that the emperor had come to Chaozhou to look for the ancient temple of Lei Yin, and the Chaozhou magistrate was busy informing the counties to look for it. Later, he found this "Lei Yin Ancient Temple" next to Shenchang Cave in Yun Qi, Huanggang. Because the eighteen arhats enshrined in the temple are similar to the statues of the kiln change, and the huge stones in the cave above the Leiyin Temple are the back walls, later generations called the ancient Lei Yin Temple "Shibi Temple", and the original Yun Qi Mountain was also called Shibi Mountain. Shuyuanquan, the spring water gushed from the cave, pure and sweet for many years, such as Wolong spitting water. The ceiling of the cave is covered with boulders, which are more than ten meters long and wide, and the wall at the bottom of the cave is composed of boulders. Maitreya Buddha is enshrined in the cave, sitting half-sitting, smiling, and the hole is engraved with "Who sits half-sitting?" , deep Zen. The cave is engraved with the Chinese character "Shu Yuquan", which means "Ming Jiajing stayed in the stone wall for three years". There is a hole in the hole and the ditch is deep.