Liang Yusheng Park

Liangyusheng park is located in the southeast corner of Mengshan County, beside 321 National Road, 143 kilometers away from Guilin city. The original site of liangyusheng park is Aoshan pagoda (Wenbi pagoda). Because the pagoda was built on the top of the mountain, the mountain looks like a giant Ao, so it is named. The main tower was first built in the 27th year of Qianlong (1762) of the Qing Dynasty. It was continued in the Jiaqing period and rebuilt in 1985. Tower is divided into five layers, hexagonal, each layer has a tower eaves, the top of the tower is covered with glazed tiles, the top is lotus shaped pottery gourd. There is a couplet on both sides of the tower gate. It was written by Mr. Liang Yusheng (formerly known as Chen Wentong), a Hong Kong martial arts novelist of the new school from Mengshan County, when he returned to his hometown in February 1987. The couplet says: "when the sun is shining, go to the highest place to broaden your mind, and watch the village Gang renovate its pages. The style of the couplet is so vivid that you can have your own vision, and those who come will surpass the predecessors.". From the bottom to the top, the window forehead of each floor is still inscribed on the old pagoda, which are respectively: "Aofeng Duxiu", "tiyundelu", "yuanqizhonghan", "guangshedouniu" and "zhishangchangong". Each layer of eaves cover is decorated with colorful patterns. On the hillside at the foot of the pagoda, there is a quiet ancient temple, Yongan temple. When the sun goes down, the sun shines, and a hundred birds return to their nests, the Aoshan pagoda is particularly enchanting. In 2005, Liang Yusheng went back to China. The people's Government of Mengshan county invested more than 7 million yuan to turn the hill where Aoshan pagoda is located into Liang Yusheng park.

Liang Yusheng Park

Liangyusheng park is located in the southeast corner of Mengshan County, Wuzhou City, Guangxi Province. It is 186 kilometers away from Wuzhou City and 143 kilometers away from Guilin city. It can be reached by national highway 323.

Development history

The original name of the site is Aoshan Park, which is named after the shape of giant Ao. Founded in 1762, it was destroyed during the "Cultural Revolution" and rebuilt in October 2005. Liang Yusheng used to play here in his youth. The main building "Aoshan pagoda" was restored on the original site in 1985. The pagoda couplet "reflects the light of the sun, broadens the mind to the highest place, looks at the country and renovates the page; the strokes are moving, and it is true talents who have their own vision, and those who look forward to it are better than the predecessors." It was written by Liang Yusheng when he returned to his hometown to visit his relatives in February 1987.

Main attractions

The new building "Tianfeng hall" points out that Liang Yusheng's martial arts novels are purely accidental. "LianWu mountain villa" (also known as the chess house) is a metaphor for the complementary and inseparable elements of martial arts and chess. "Liang Yusheng's old house" has a horizontal corridor, a medicine garden, a wine Pavilion, etc., which shows Liang Yusheng's romantic image of "great Xia Liang" in his youth.

Introduction to Liang Yusheng

Liang Yusheng (March 22, 1924 - January 22, 2009), whose real name is Chen Wentong, was born on March 22, 1924. He died of illness in Sydney on January 22, 2009. He was 85 years old. He was originally from Mengshan County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. He was born in a scholarly family in Mengshan, Guangxi. He wrote poems and wrote CI when he was young and received a good traditional education. In 1945, a group of scholars took refuge in Mengshan. Jian Youwen, an expert in the history of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and Rao Zongyi, who is famous for Dunhuang studies, poetry, calligraphy and painting, both lived in his home. Liang Yusheng learned history and literature from them and was very helpful.

After the victory of the Anti Japanese War, Liang Yusheng went to Guangzhou Lingnan University, majoring in international economy. After graduation, because he loved Chinese classical poetry, literature and history, he made a supplement to Ta Kung Pao in Hong Kong. After 1949, he settled in Hong Kong and later lived in Sydney, Australia (a Sydney). He is a member of the Chinese Writers Association.

Liang Yusheng loved to read martial arts novels since he was a child, and his obsession was always forgetting to eat and sleep. After entering the society, he still likes to read martial arts novels and comment on the merits and demerits of martial arts novels. His profound literary background, rich knowledge of literature and history, as well as his love and extensive reading of martial arts novels lay a solid foundation for his later creation of new martial arts novels. Among many martial arts novelists, Liang Yusheng appreciates Bai Yu (Gong Zhuxin) most. It is said that the name of "Liang Yusheng" is derived from "Liang Huiru" and "Bai Yu". Liang Yusheng is recognized as the founder of the new martial arts novels.

Liang Yusheng, a master martial arts novelist, died of illness in Sydney on January 22, 2009 at the age of 85. Liang Yusheng is known as the founder of the new martial arts novels. His representative works include the legend of the white haired witch, the seven swords under the Tianshan Mountain, and the shadow of the knight errant. In the evaluation of his position in the creation of martial arts, Liang Yusheng once said, "it's also a good way to create a new atmosphere. Liang Yusheng, the one who develops it, is Jin Yong."

favoured policy

Free time: from the re opening of the scenic spot to December 31, 2020, medical workers and their parents, spouses and children will enter the park free of charge with valid certificates (doctor's certificate, nurse's certificate or other qualification certificates related to medical work). Medical workers can make an appointment with the scenic spot in advance.

Address: South East corner of the city

Longitude: 120.68008544922

Latitude: 27.99307851258

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