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Qingyuan Confucian Temple is a national key cultural relic protection unit.

It was built in the third year of Jintaihe (1203) and was renovated in Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Covers an area of 7000 square meters. Dacheng Hall of Confucian Temple is a precious early architectural relic, which is representative in the architectural remains of Jin Dynasty. [ 15]?

Hutumiao

Hutu Temple is a national key cultural relic protection unit, which was built to commemorate Hutu, a doctor of Jin State in the Spring and Autumn Period. The temple was built in the first year of Chang (1 190), rebuilt in the 26th year of Yuan (1298) and expanded in the 14th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1535). The temple site faces south and consists of two courtyards. Existing buildings include a memorial hall, a main hall and a stele gallery, covering an area of 1875 square meters.

Luo Guanzhong Memorial Hall

Luo Guanzhong Memorial Hall was founded by Mr. Luo Erdong, the 21st generation descendant of Roche in Qing Xu.

The capital, built in 2000. The memorial hall is located at the foot of Yin Zhongshan, beside the lake of Qingquan, and on the central axis with San'guo City of Qingxu. It covers an area of 4,500 square meters, with blue bricks and tiles, carved beams and painted buildings, imitating the garden-style architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main buildings are the mountain gate, the statue of Luo Guanzhong Stone Carving Station, the main hall, the wing, the curved corridor, the square pavilion, the pen pool, the garden, the Jade Belt Bridge, the Nine Dragons Wall, the Kirin Yu Tu Book Screen Wall and so on.

baofan temple

Baofan Temple is located in the southwest of Qingxu County 10 km north corner of Dongyu Village. It is the most complete Qing Dynasty building in Taiyuan. Baofan Temple was named "Baolin Temple" in Song Dynasty, "Baoan Temple" in Liao and Jin Dynasties, and "Baofan Temple" in Ming and Qing Dynasties. According to the existing inscription on the new male pagoda of Baolin Temple, Baofan Temple reached its peak before the first year of Song Xuanhe. Later, it was rebuilt in the eleventh year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty and in the eighteenth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. There are murals, statues and brick carvings in the temple. The existing Baofan Temple covers an area of 1 1,000 square meters, facing south, with blue brick walls and tile roofs.

Qingquan Temple

Qingquan Temple is located in Xiaoyugou, Yinzhongshan, 70 miles northwest of Qingxu County.

It is called "Little Fish Temple". Because the spring water in front of the temple gurgles day and night, it is also called "Qingquan Temple", which is the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in Shanxi Province. Qingquan Temple was founded in the 24th year of the Yuan Dynasty, and was renovated many times in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Ma Mingshan

Ma Mingshan Forest Park (Puma Zhui Temple) is located in the northeast of Niandi Village, cocoon township in the middle reaches of Baishigou, a branch of Yinzhong Mountain. It is 2.4km away from Yugu trunk highway, 4km away from Taiqi Expressway, 2km away from the county seat12km, and 6km away from Pufeng Villa and Guanzhong Ancestor. Mazui Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty and is located on A?vagho?a Mountain, one of the ancient sights in Qingyuan. On the top of the mountain stands the Manjusri stone pagoda built in the Tang Dynasty, and there is also a stone arch cave in the ruins of Mazui Temple, a Buddhist holy place in the Han and Tang Dynasties.

Tianlutang

Tianlutang, located in the southwest square of Xugou, Qingxu, is a group of buildings. The whole building complex can be divided into two areas: the residential living area in the southwest square of the city, covering an area of about 6700 square meters; Secondly, the tourist park in the south of the city includes a solemn cemetery and two beautiful gardens, each covering an area of 30 mu. The total area of the two districts is about 55,000 square meters.

Xiangyansi

Xiangyan Temple, commonly known as Wuliangdian, was built in the first year of Chang (1 190) and was renovated many times in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The temple is built on the mountain, and the main buildings are three stone-made beamless halls, which are arranged in turn from east to west, namely Tibetan Hall, Sakyamuni Hall and Guanyin Hall. Covers an area of about 3600 square meters. According to the inscription, the temple was built in the first year of Ming Chang in Jin Dynasty (1 190).

Qingxu Yao Temple

Yao Temple, Qing Xu, which was called the city in ancient times, was built unaudited. The temple faces south, 60 meters long from north to south and east to west.

It is 70 meters wide in the west and has a total area of 4,200 square meters. Existing buildings include Yaodi Hall, Jiulian Cave, Niangniang Hall, Fox Fairy Building, Buddhist Scripture Building, Music Station and so on. Among them, Yao Di Hall was built in the Ming Dynasty, and the rest were built in the Qing Dynasty. Yao Di Hall is five rooms wide and five rooms deep. It is square in plane and rests on the top of the mountain with double eaves.

Qingxu Donghu

The water surface area of East Lake is 525 mu, with a length of 7 10 m from north to south and a width of 520 m from east to west. The average water depth is 3 meters and the deepest point is 4.5 meters. The bottom of the lake is pot-shaped.

Thousand-Buddha Cave

Dugou Grottoes (also known as Thousand Buddha Cave) is located on the northern hill of Dugou Village, 7 kilometers west of the county seat, and it is integrated with Xiang Yan Temple. The grotto was excavated in Huichang period at the end of Tang Dynasty (84 1-846). 65438-0986 Shanxi Provincial People's Government announced it as a provincial key cultural protection unit. The grottoes were dug in the upper part of the mountainside, and now there are five caves.

Yanxiangsi

Xiang Yan Temple is also called Dugou Grottoes. According to the Records of Qingyuan County, a cave was dug in the Song Dynasty (1088) on October 15th. During the Shaosheng period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1094- 1098), Ciyun Temple was built outside the cave, forming a combination of a sacrificial cave and a nearby cave temple. In the late Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Xiang Yan Temple. Since then, it has been repaired many times, including Yuquan Pavilion, Luohantang, Longwang Temple and Guanyin Pavilion. Now the temple has been abandoned, leaving only five small caves, and a monument to Ciyun Temple was rebuilt in the twenty-first year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1542).