Shutai Park

Shutai Park

Shutai Park, also known as reading platform, is located in Shimei, Southeast of Yushan Mountain. It was built in 1977 as a historic park. The original site includes Prince Liang Zhaoming's reading platform, Jiaowei spring, Yaji Pavilion, Wugong temple and cliff stone carvings at the east foot of Yushan Mountain. The garden is full of ancient trees, scenic spots, mountains, springs and friends.

In the park, there is a reading platform for the Southern Dynasty Prince Liang Zhaoming, as well as jiaoweixuan, jiaoweiquan, cliff carvings at the east foot of Yushan Mountain, Wugong temple and Yaji Pavilion. At the entrance of the park there are a pair of granite lions, which are old objects of the old city god temple. The entrance of the park is engraved with a plaque of "reading desk" written by Qian Zhiyun, a calligrapher and painter. "Snow on the desk" is one of the "Eighteen scenes of Yushan".

geographical position

Shutai Park, located at the southeast foot of Yushan Mountain, was built in October 1977, covering an area of 1.2 hectares. The ancient trees in the garden are towering, and the scenic spots are well arranged, which is quite characteristic of Jiangnan gardens. In the park, there is a reading platform for the Southern Dynasty Prince Liang Zhaoming, and other sceneries such as jiaoweixuan, jiaoweiquan, cliff inscriptions at the east foot of Yushan Mountain, Wugong temple and Yaji Pavilion. At the entrance of the park there are a pair of granite lions, which are old objects of the old city god temple. The entrance of the park is engraved with a plaque of "reading desk" written by Qian Zhiyun, a calligrapher and painter. "Snow on the desk" is one of the "Eighteen scenes of Yushan".

Documentation

According to the records of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the inscriptions, there is a pavilion on the original reading platform of Prince Zhaoming, which was abandoned for a long time. During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty, Yang Ziqi, the magistrate of the county, was heavily constructed and soon collapsed. He succeeded Hu Wei, county magistrate, and Zou you, county magistrate? What's the difference? He thought that the bookshelf could not be without a pavilion, so he repaired it again and destroyed it. In 1533, Shen Hongyi, the magistrate of Jiajing County, left for three years. On the stage of Zhou's visit to the historic sites in the city, a guest told him that the pavilion had been built or abandoned. Shen Shen thought it was a pity and denounced his salary to build a new pavilion. In order to strengthen the pavilion, the pillars were all made of stone, and the surrounding trees were covered with stone steps. Deng Fu, a native of the city, was instructed to write the inscription on reading platform. When the old Shao reappeared, the prince of Zhaoming was like a frame, which also made the painter copy it on the stone and put it on the platform wall. Yiren, Shaowu magistrate and Guqin family Yan Tianchi built an additional outer gate, which was named "Zhaoming heritage". Up to the Qing Dynasty, Wang Mengding and shaodeng were rebuilt in Shunzhi. In the eighth year of Qianlong reign (1743), the tablet of "reading platform" in the book of Hasan in luoya'er, a Taoist temple in Suzhou, is still in existence today.

Scenery

Reading desk

It is 3.54 meters high, 14.6 meters long from north to South and 12.8 meters wide from east to west. It stands high and upright. There is a stone pavilion on the platform, which is rectangular, with a single room and a rolling shed top. It is 3.65 meters high, 4.6 meters wide and 5.16 meters deep. The walls are inlaid with several stone inscriptions, such as the statue of Prince Zhaoming, the inscription on the reading platform, and the reconstruction of the reading platform of Prince Zhaoming, written by Chen Cha, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. There is also a large stone platform in the pavilion, and the horizontal end of the front is engraved with Yu Lu Yuan Ji written by Ni Liangyao of Qing Dynasty. There are more than 20 ancient trees planted hundreds of years ago, such as elm, cypress, beech, park and oak. In November 1982, the reading platform was announced as a cultural relic protection unit at the county level. The original stele in the pavilion was broken into two pieces during the 10-year catastrophe. In 1978, it was copied with the investment of Yushan Town public administration office. In 1995, Li Ren Weng shoucang wrote Hu Junfu's reading desk couplet: "there is no summer in May and June; there will be the sound of books in a hundred years later", which was engraved on the wooden board pair donated by Gong Xiangxing in Fushan and hung on both sides of the pavilion.

Jiaowei spring

Jiao Weiquan is located in Taipei. In ancient times, there were seven streams in front of and behind Changshu County Office, such as Guqin Qixian; in the west, there was a stream at the foot of the mountain, just like the tail of the Qin. The people of the city named Jiaowei stream after Jiaowei Qin by Cai Yong of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and its source was Jiaowei spring. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, sun Qizheng wrote a brief account of Jiaowei spring. The spring was dredged between Chenghua and Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty, and became a scene in Wanli. Today, there is no original stream, the shape of the spring hole is like a shallow pool, and the water quality is sweet, which is the top grade of cooking tea. In 1977, Ye Shengtao wrote "jiaoweiquan" and "jiaoweixuan". In 1995, Li Ren Wang ruizhang wrote a couplet of "spring and stone send to Zhonglang Qinyun; stove and smoke send to Prince Shuxiang", which was engraved on Gong Xiangxing's red board pair in Fushan and hung in Jiao Weixuan. Jiaoweixuan, formerly known as cangshengci, was renamed in 1977.

Yaji Pavilion

Yaji pavilion was built by Yang Ziqi, the magistrate of Hongzhi County in Ming Dynasty, at the foot of Northwest Mountain of jiaoweixuan. In the 17th year of Hongzhi (1504), he succeeded Ji Zongdao, the magistrate of the county, and met with 19 people, such as Wumen and Yang Xunji, who were famous in the city. Ji Zongdao wrote the story of Yushan Yaji Pavilion and Shen Zhou drew the picture of Yushan Yaji, which was inlaid in the pavilion wall with various poems and inscriptions. After the collapse of the pavilion, the Qing Dynasty Jiaqing 19 years (1814) Tai'an County Magistrate Jiang yinpei rebuilt. It was written by Wu Cihe in Wuxian county and written by Gu Chun. It is called the place where Jiang yinpei's tenth ancestor Ming presented the poems of Guanglu Temple Minister Jiang Qin and Ji Zongdao. In the pavilion, there is a stone plaque of Yaji Pavilion written by Shi Kaiyu, the number one scholar of Wu County. In 1817, Taizhou painter Zhu Henian redrawn the painting of Yaji Pavilion, which was used to lay stones in the pavilion. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, it collapsed again. In 1985, it was rebuilt with 17000 yuan invested by the municipal landscape management office. The pavilion faces south from the north and is made of granite. It's a square square on the top of the hill. The width of a single room is 3 meters and the height is 5 meters. The original monument has been destroyed, and some rubbings are kept in the Municipal Museum.

Wugong Temple

Wugong temple is located on the right of Yaji Pavilion. In the old days, it was dedicated to Wu Xian and his son Wu Xian. According to the records of the city, the people of the Song Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty dug up an ancient monument in qinglonggang of Yushan, which was inscribed with the five ancient words "Wu Xianzhong of Shang Xiang". Then sun Yingshi, the county magistrate, built his ancestral hall in the compartment of Yanzi ancestral hall. In the eighth year of Jiajing reign of Ming Dynasty (1529), Hu Feng, the magistrate of the county, invited Chen Xiang, the governor and the imperial censor of the capital, to learn from Zhang Gung, and then formally declared to build the hall and the hall of feasting, with four couplets on the west side of Zhidao temple in Yushan Mountain. The stone gate was erected, which said: "Shang Xian Xiang Wu Gong Ci", and Si Chunqiu offered sacrifices. Chen Huan, a native of Guozijian, wrote a record of the sacrifice of wine. In the Ming Dynasty, it was occupied by military training officers. In 1653, Wang Mengding and Shao Deng rebuilt the ancestral hall on the left side of the reading platform for the prince of Zhaoming. Qian Qianyi wrote a record and abandoned it. In 1686, Yang Zhenzao, the magistrate of Kangxi County, changed the temple to ancestral temple in Dongzhuang, bintangmenwai, and moved to wuxianmu to worship it. In the ninth year of Qianlong's reign (1744), jueluoyar hashan, a grain storage Road, was rebuilt next to Youwen Academy. He wrote a memorial to Wu Xian and his son. Tao Zhenyi also wrote a record. In 1776, it was moved to the West Hall of Youwen Academy. It was destroyed in 1860. In 1903, it was rebuilt at the foot of the mountain. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, it was destroyed again. In 1985, the city's Garden Management Office invested 56000 yuan to rebuild the site, which is now a park teahouse.

other

According to the yuejueshu of the Han Dynasty, "Yushan was born by Wu and Xian.". According to the book of records of the historian, Wu Xian, a businessman, was successful in ruling the royal family. Tang people's historical records justice also said that on Haiyu mountain, there were Wu Xian and Wu Xian tombs of Shang Dynasty, as well as Wu Xian temple. This shows that before Tang Dynasty, Yushan had been used as a place for Wuxian activities. "Wuxianggang" was found on the northern slope of Yushan Mountain in 2000.

At the eastern foot of Yushan Mountain, from "xiaosantai" on the south side of "nanguoyougong" square in Zhongyong's tomb Road, through Shimei to yajiting, there are many stone inscriptions of Zheng, Cao, Li and Zhuan. There are "Chuping stone" stone carvings in xiaosantai. On the mountain wall of the original yajiting site, there is an inscription of "stone pavilion inscription": "two lakes are like mirrors, ten thousand trees are connected with clouds, literature is revered, and the last love is only Yin". On the six huge stones on the back hillside of Wugong temple, five seal characters of "Shou", "Fu", "Kang", "de" and "Kao" are engraved respectively, and "the title of Weishi master and Donglin tushu" (namely Zhu Xianbin and Wang Chaorui) are engraved. In front of it stands a huge stone. In the west, it is engraved with the word "Shike" in regular script and small running script "Feilai last night". It is written by Qu Qijia, a modern calligrapher and owner of Tieqin and Tongjian building. There is a stone cave nearby. The entrance of the cave is engraved with the word "Bi Lei" in regular script, and the side is engraved with the word "Le Hu". There are also four characters in the regular script of Yan Ru Si in the 59th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi (1702), "Shan Hui Chuan Mei" in the running script, and "Song Feng Shui Yue" in the running script; and "Meng Quan" in the grain storage Dao Cheng Guangju in the 11th year of Emperor Qianlong (1746). The above stone carvings are now under municipal protection.

development history

Since 1993, the city has implemented the renovation project in the management period of landscape architecture. By 1999, more than 400000 yuan has been invested in the construction of 366 meters of walls, more than 500 square meters of roads and sites have been rebuilt, the facilities of tea rooms have been updated, and the greening facilities have been improved, making the new park in historic sites more brilliant.

Address: Southeast foot of Yushan Mountain, Changshu City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 120.73927458942

Latitude: 31.646390684935

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