What are the interesting attractions in Luoyang City Ruins Park in Sui and Tang Dynasties?

Luoyang City Ruins Park in Sui and Tang Dynasties is an AAAA tourist attraction in China. It was once the core area of Luoyang City and Miyagi City in Sui, Tang and Northern Song Dynasties. It is also the place and physical witness of political, economic and cultural activities at that time, and it is an important proof of the history of Luoyang in Sui and Tang Dynasties and the culture of the Central Plains. To say what interesting attractions are there, the following small series will introduce them.

1. The site of the Tang Dynasty in Dudong is a temple built by Wu Zetian in 688 AD on the site of Gan Yuan Temple, the main hall of Luoyang. Archaeological excavations in the 1980s. The hall is 294 feet high, 300 feet long from north to south and 300 feet long from east to west. It has three layers: the four sides of the lower layer correspond to four seasons, namely spring, summer, autumn and winter; Intermediate method 12 point, the top is a round cover, and Kowloon holds it; The upper law has 24 solar terms, and it is also a round cover, covered with iron seals, ten feet high and decorated with gold. There is a huge wooden stake in the middle of the main hall, which is the backbone of the bucket beam frame and runs through it from top to bottom. It is called Vientiane Shrine.

2. Paradise is an important palace in Luoyang City and Miyagi City in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and it is the Buddhist temple of Wu Zetian. Paradise site is located at the northwest of Tang Ming site 155 meters, and on the west side of Miyagi axis area. It is a kind of building foundation, with a five-fold circular bearing foundation on the square abutment, and its shape is very unique. This is a Buddhist temple building built by Wu Zetian and ordered Xue Huaiyi to store Buddha statues.

3. Yingtianmen Site yingtianmen is the south gate of Wei Zi. Built in the first year of the great cause of Sui Dynasty (605), it was originally named Zetianmen. In the first year of Shenlong (705), it was renamed yingtianmen, and later called Wufenglou, which experienced the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty. Yingtianmen was an important place for the imperial court to hold important state celebrations and diplomatic activities at that time. If there are important celebrations such as Jacky, Winter Solstice and Chen Le, the emperor will attend the ceremony, such as banquets, forgiveness of sins, exchanging the old for the new, tribute envoys from various countries and guests from four countries. Tang Gaozong captured Baekje King, Empress Wu Zetian proclaimed himself, and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty received the eighth Japanese envoy to Tang Dynasty, and other ceremonies were held on the rostrum of yingtianmen, with functions similar to those of the present Wumen Gate in Beijing. Yingtianmen is a huge "concave"-shaped building complex, which consists of a gatehouse, a stacked building, an east-west building and its corridors.

4. Tang Tianmingtang Paradise Scenic Area, built in Luoyang Palace, the core area of the ruins of Weizicheng, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, is an important place for former empress Wu Zetian to manage politics, worship Buddha and live. Now it belongs to Luoyang City National Heritage Park in Sui and Tang Dynasties and has become a must-see spot for Luoyang tourism. This is the political power center of Empress Wu Zetian in Luoyang, the capital of God. The scenic spot mainly includes two buildings, namely Tang Ming and Paradise. Tang Ming is the main hall of Weizicheng in Luoyang in the Tang Dynasty, and it is called "Vientiane Temple". The heaven is the imperial Buddha hall of Wu Zetian, and it is the tallest building in the ancient history of China.

5. Jiuzhou Pond Jiuzhou Pond is an important royal pond garden in Weizi Town (Luoyang Palace in Sui and Tang Dynasties) and an outstanding example of ancient royal gardens in China. It was built in the Sui Dynasty and used in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Jiuzhou Pool is named after Jiuzhou, which looks like the East China Sea. It covers an area of 10 hectare (about 520,000 square meters) and the water depth is more than 3.4 meters. Its banks are winding, and there are several small islands in the pool, with birds and fish, flowers and plants. The pool water radiates Wei Zicheng, with dense water networks, pavilions and beautiful scenery.