Qingxu view

It is the largest Taoist temple in the ancient city. Located in the north of dongdajie Road, it was originally named Taiping temple and was built in the reign of Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty. There are some valuable ancient monuments and other cultural relics preserved in the temple. Qingxu Temple faces south from the north. Most of the existing buildings were built in Yuan and Ming Dynasties. There are 10 buildings in the whole view, including the front and back courtyard, archway, Mountain Gate, dragon and tiger hall, Chunyang palace, Sanqing hall, Yuhuang Pavilion, etc.

There is a stone tablet of Yuan Dynasty in Sanqing palace. The front of the tablet is written in Mongolian, which has high historical value. In the hall of dragon and tiger, there are statues of green dragon and white tiger. They look brave and in good shape. They are the best of the statues of Yuan Dynasty.

Qingxu view

Qingxu temple, also known as Fushan temple and Liao xianguan temple, was built in 531 A.D. in the southern and Northern Dynasties. Liao Qingxu, a security guard in Lianzhou, lived in Fushan for cultivation, and rose in 568 A.D. Lianzhou people regard their residence as their view. In the Song Dynasty, Emperor Shenzong granted the name of "Lingxi Zhenjun" and later built 12 halls, including Zhenjun hall, Daxiong hall, Beidi hall, Ziwei hall, Guanyin hall and Sanqing hall. The halls are well arranged and magnificent, with a large number of Taoists and monks. They are not only the 72 blessed places of Taoism, but also a Buddhist resort. Between the flowing water and the ancient trees, it is like a fairyland.

Qingxu temple in Lianzhou, Guangdong

During the Anti Japanese War, Guangzhou was occupied by the Japanese, and the provincial government moved to Lianxian county. The temple was used by Guangdong Provincial Children's education center, and adopted nearly 1000 children in the occupied area. When asked about the villagers, I learned that the Boy Scouts (i.e. the children in need) had already been cut off by all levels when the funds allocated by the central government arrived at their hands. The boy scouts were so hungry that they even caught leeches to satisfy their hunger. Although the poor villagers sympathized with them, some adopted the children in need. However, after all, they couldn't afford to take care of them because they couldn't get relief from the government So many scouts were starved to death, and the situation was bleak. Soon after, the KMT security corps occupied Fushan again, the monks' walks were scattered, the bells in the secluded forest were no longer ringing, and the temples were gradually destroyed. After liberation, the remaining temples and statues were destroyed. Since then, Jingfu mountain has been "covered with flowers and plants" and the "Jingfu cold forest" which has been noisy for thousands of years has really calmed down. Only the cold forest is empty to the moon.

After the 1980s, the Ziwei hall, Zhenjun hall, Beidi hall and fuzijing hall were gradually restored. At the same time, a monument was built to commemorate Meng Binyu, a famous poet of the Five Dynasties. In order to get a glimpse of the beauty of the world's 70 blessed places, to pay homage to the ancient sages, to look for the prosperity of the Tang, song, Ming and Qing Dynasties and the wartime history, more and more people come to Fushan for tourism, and the special line tour bus to Fushan has also been opened.

Shanghai Qingxu Temple

Taoist temples in Shanghai. It was originally called "Sanguan hall". It's on Yan'an East Road, opposite Shanghai world. In the early years of the 1911 Revolution, Quanzhen Taoist priest Yao Ruiqing, Ma Fuqing and Yan Hongqing prepared to build it in chaichangbin, which is now the intersection of Yan'an East Road and Tibet, opposite to the big world. The main activities are asking for divination and treating diseases with elixir. Later, it was renamed "qingxuguan" and concurrently operated as a vegetarian, with Yan hongqingbai as the abbot. After liberation, due to the reduction of religious activities, income can not make ends meet and closed.

Qingxu view of Pingyao ancient city in Shanxi Province

Pingyao ancient city in Shanxi Province is the most complete ancient city of Ming and Qing Dynasties in China. A large number of cultural relics in the ancient city contain different span and different forms of historical information, which truly shows the original environment of ancient society to modern people. Entering the ancient city will be integrated into the history, let's enjoy the Qingxu view, one of the ancient pottery scenic spots. Qingxu temple is the largest Taoist temple in the ancient city. According to the traditional layout of Daodong Foxi, it is located in the north of the east section of Dongda street. Qingxu temple was founded in the second year of Tang Xianqing (657), formerly known as Taiping temple, and changed to Qingxu temple in the first year of song Zhiping (1064). In the early Yuan Dynasty, it was renamed as the concept of rejuvenating the country by Taiping, and later changed its name to "Taiping Chongsheng Palace". In the Qing Dynasty, it was called qingxuguan again. The vicissitudes of history, the changes of human life and the passage of time have left few Taoist idols here. In 1998, qingxuguan was opened as a comprehensive museum of Pingyao County. Today, it shows us three parts: the Taoist remains on the central axis fully and stereoscopically show us the Chinese Taoist culture, the history and culture of Pingyao in the East and West Wing rooms, the long history and splendid culture of Pingyao from the ancient city's flood and famine era, and the colorful cultural treasures, showing their unique artistic charm and different artistic styles.

On May 25, 2006, qingxuguan, as an ancient building from Yuan Dynasty to Qing Dynasty, was approved by the State Council to be listed in the Sixth Batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

A dream of Red Mansions

Qingxuguan, 21 Qingxiu lane, Beijing. The fame of qingxuguan is related to a dream of Red Mansions. Many red scholars also say that this is the pure and empty view of Jiamu leading the people to worship. Beijing has the same name. "Rixiajiuwen Kao" Volume 54: "qingxuguan in the old Gulou Street, there is a stele written by Hu in the fifth year of Jingtai."

There are few records and figures of qingxuguan. There are two steles for this temple: the record of Qingxu Temple granted by Ming Dynasty, written by Hu Li, written by Li Chun, and written by Cheng Nan Yun in February 1454, the fifth year of Jingtai. There are many scratches on this monument, and it is obvious that several names have been scratched out neatly. I don't know why. Now read the tablet as follows, some words can not be seen clearly, with the mark of.

The story of Qingxu Temple: Guanglu doctor Shaofu and Prince Taishi, Minister of rites, Kouling, Hu Bi, Zhongshu, Sheren zhiwenhua hall, including Li Chunshu, Jiayi doctor, Taichang Temple minister and Jingyan minister, Shuguang, Cheng Nanyun, Zhuan, Qingxu observer, neifu, and Li congshe house, Ambassador of the imperial treasury, have been selected to serve for more than 50 years since Emperor Taizong Wen's residence in hongwuzhong. During the reign of emperor Hongxi and Xuande in Yongle, Ruan Zhao, who had been employed by the Mongolians for many times, had no thought of making up for his kindness. He wanted to take the rizhongfang house in Kyoto City as a temple, revere the gods for the country's favor. Ruan Zhao was also envied by his good deeds. He began to sacrifice his own wealth and materials. He was the first to serve the emperor Longhu, Wang Zhenjun on the left, Liu Tianjun on the right, and the second to serve the emperor Sanqing After the Xuantian God was given the role of the God, he built a grand building, the Jiege Pavilion, the three emperors, the land, the real officials, the ancestors, the two verandahs, the three doors of Zhou Yuanping and the abbot of the FA hall on the second floor of the bell and drum, the Yupao Pavilion, which was not equipped with the body of a generous country. In the second year of Jingtai, zhongguiju realized that it was a pure and empty view after hearing that the emperor had been granted by the emperor Fang Laiyu wrote for Li Gongshe's house before he received Xin. Now he is immortal with all the other princes. Or Taoism believes in Wuwei, which is not Tao. Yu Xiaozhi believes that Laozi's Tao is always Wuwei, which is why he has helped Li Gongshe's house This book is written to record the five-year-old King Tai of the Ming Dynasty, the second month of Jiaxu

From the above, we can sort out the various gods in the view of emptiness in Qing Dynasty

Front hall: Dragon and tiger king left: Wang Zhenjun right: Liu Tianjun

Main hall: Sanqing left: Xuantian God right: Yanjiao Tianzun

Chongloufeng: Sanhuang zuofeng: dizhenguan Youfeng: ancestors of the past dynasties

The pure and empty view in the biography of swordsmen

As a Taoist sect, master Zixu said that his disciples are good at catching demons and removing demons, and are good at fortune telling. At the same time, there is a dispute that only Shushan disciples are called sword immortals.

Picture book of Post Bar

Address: North of East section of Pingyao East Street

Longitude: 112.18900299072

Latitude: 37.206199645996

Tour time: half an hour

Ticket information: the ancient city pass is 150 yuan

Opening hours: 8:00-19:30 (spring and summer)

8: 00-18:00 (autumn and winter)

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