Sihui historic site

Zhenshan Scenic Area is located 2 kilometers west of Sihui City, with a height of 648 meters. During the Dali period of the Tang Dynasty (AD 766-776), it was once called Martyr Mountain to commemorate the martyr Xu. In the seventeenth year of Zhenyuan (AD 80 1), Wen's virgin daughter became immortal and had a sense of virtue among the people, so she changed the name of Zhenshan. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it must be a real mountain to avoid the taboo of Emperor Zhao Zhen. Zhenshan was renamed in the Ming Dynasty. There are Xian Zhen Temple, Yintian Tower, Tang Ming in Zhu Lin, Liuzu Temple, etc.

Liuzu Temple is located in the mountainous area of Zhenshan, and the building is quite imposing. Every year, the water conservancy law attracts thousands of believers. Huineng, the sixth ancestor of Zen Buddhism in China (AD 638-7 13), took refuge in Fulushan, Yingjiao Village, Longfu Town, Sihui 15. Liu Zu's surname is Lu, and the local villagers named this mountain "Fulu" in memory of him. There is a pool of Liu Zu on the mountain and a temple of Liu Zu under the mountain.