Longevity view

Longevity view

Wanshou Temple (jinshishan Fu Shinto Temple) is located in the campus of Xianyou No.1 Middle School in Putian City. To commemorate the reading place of Fu Ji (1041-1101), it was started by Fu Qian, the third son of Fu Ji, in the fourth year of Jianyan (1126 A.D.) and completed in seven years. Covering an area of about 5000 square meters, it has been rebuilt in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has a grand structure and elegant shape, especially the style of the Forbidden City. The main hall is composed of the front hall, the main hall and the back hall. There are more than 20 stone pillars on both sides of the hall. There are a pair of relief stone dragon pillars in front of the hall and a large patio. The platform passageway, steps, and the front of Danyu are decorated with cloud dragons. A pair of stone drums in front of the gate are carved couplets written by Fu Ji's descendants, such as Jinshi Fu Qi. Now it is a cultural relic protection unit at the county level. In 1067, Fu Ji was promoted to Jinshi and was named Jinshi. In 1095, he became a postdoctoral of Taichang and became the teacher of Zhao Ji. After Zhao Ji became Emperor Huizong, he was promoted to such important positions as serving the imperial censor, supervising the imperial censor, and serving the system of LongTuge. In the first year of the founding of the central government of China, because of different political opinions, he was excluded. He angrily went out of Beijing to go to the local official in Mizhou. Less than three months after taking office, he died in 1102. Wang Mai, a patriotic poet and litterateur in the Southern Song Dynasty, spoke highly of his article "the story of shaoshiji's view of the God's happiness, the Taoist School of merit and virtue".

Introduction

Wanshou temple is located in the campus of Xianyou No.1 Middle School in Putian City, Fujian Province. To commemorate the reading place of Fu Ji (1041-1101), the construction of Wanshou temple was started by Fu Qian, the third son of Fu Ji, in the fourth year of Jianyan (1126 A.D.) and lasted for seven years.

Wanshou Temple (jinshishan Fu Shinto Temple) covers an area of about 5000 square meters. It has been renovated from generation to generation. It has the style of Ming and Qing Dynasties. Its structure is magnificent and its shape is elegant, especially the style of the Forbidden City. The main hall is composed of the front hall, the main hall and the back hall. There are more than 20 stone pillars on both sides of the hall. There are a pair of relief stone dragon pillars in front of the hall and a large patio. The platform passageway, steps, and the front of Danyu are decorated with cloud dragons. A pair of stone drums in front of the gate are carved couplets written by Fu Ji's descendants, such as Jinshi Fu Qi.

Wanshouguan is now a county-level cultural relics protection unit. In 1067, Fu Ji was promoted to Jinshi and was named Jinshi. In 1095, he became a postdoctoral of Taichang and became the teacher of Zhao Ji. After Zhao Ji became Emperor Huizong, he was promoted to such important positions as serving the imperial censor, supervising the imperial censor, and serving the system of LongTuge. In the first year of the founding of the central government of China, because of different political opinions, he was excluded. He angrily went out of Beijing to go to the local official in Mizhou. Less than three months after taking office, he died in 1102. Wang Mai, a patriotic poet and litterateur in the Southern Song Dynasty, spoke highly of his article "the story of shaoshiji's view of the God's happiness, the Taoist School of merit and virtue".

building structure

Wanshou temple is located in the campus of Xianyou No.1 middle school, also known as Fu Shinto Temple (as shown in the picture). According to historical records, Wanshou temple, formerly known as "jinshishan Shinto Temple", was built in the Jianyan period of the Song Dynasty. It faces south from the north. Its main buildings include Mountain Gate, main hall, west side hall, etc. The main hall is five rooms wide and five rooms deep. It is a mixed structure with beams and buckets. In front of it, there is a Danlong on the surface of Shicheng. It is in memory of Fu Ji's (1041-1101 A.D.) reading place. The construction was started in 1126 a.d. by Fu Qian, the third son of Fu Ji. It took seven years to complete and then went through the renovation. The existing main body is Ming and Qing Dynasty style, with magnificent structure and elegant shape, which has traces of imitating the style of the Forbidden City.

The original building of Wanshou temple is composed of three courtyards in depth, including the front hall, the main hall and the back hall. The back hall was demolished in the cultural revolution, but the two steps leading to the back hall are still there; on both sides are corridors with many stone pillars. There are 48 stone pillars around all the halls. The former is a pair of relief stone dragon pillars, a large patio, the front platform passage, steps and Danfeng, with cloud dragons on the front. In front of the gate is a pair of stone drums, with stone couplets written by Fu Ji's descendants, such as Fu Qi Jinshi. The whole Taoist temple is 72 meters long and 24 meters wide. The main hall, also known as "Dacheng hall", is 9 meters high, with magnificent and solid structure and elegant shape. In front of the hall, there is a pair of high relief dragon stone columns, which is very exquisite. In front of the hall, there is a blue stone dragon ramp, which is similar to the Confucian temple. It is a well preserved ancient architectural complex of Ming and Qing Dynasties in Xianyou County.

Introduction to scenic spots

Wanshou temple, also known as "Fu Shinto Temple". Located in the northeast corner of Licheng sub district office in Xianyou County, jinshishan is on the south side of the staff dormitory of Xianyou No.1 middle school. It faces south in the north, with Dafei mountain and Shuangfeng in the north, Jiulong Hongshan in Laidian in the south, Yuta mountain on the left for flag battle, Longhua Baozhuang mountain on the right for drum, and Jiulong Hongshan in front of it. The flag and drum are complete, the hall is open, and the four rivers sit in front of it. It has the aura of green mountains and beautiful waters.

Wanshouguan was founded in the Jianyan period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1130). It was built by Fu Qian, the second son of Fu Ji, the judge of Kuizhou road. According to the records of Xianxi in Song Dynasty, Fu Qian was ordered to return to the South with a Taoist named Mei Dongxiao from Kuocang (ancient county name, Southeast of Lishui, Zhejiang). This Taoist priest Mei was "able to be in a trance and dream". Their fleet from Kuocang encountered strong winds and waves, and other ships capsized. Only Fu Qian was escorted by the flag of "northern Zhengshen" on the other side of the river due to the "master Mei's step fight". They successfully arrived at Xianyou and carried out the construction of the Taoist temple together. At that time, a big bell was cast in the new Taoist temple. But after the bell was cast, it was silent. The Taoist priest Mei Dongxiao became the founder of the Taoist temple. Since then, the Taoist temple has been rising and falling. During the Hongwu Period of Ming Dynasty (1368-1398), Gu Sijing, the magistrate of the county, was rebuilt, known as the concept of blessing God. He worshipped the God of Xuantian. There were two painted statues and a gate in front of them. During the reign of emperor Chenghua (1403-1487) in Xuande, Yongle, Ming Dynasty, it was repaired many times, and during the reign of emperor Longqing (1567-1572), it was changed into the Shinto temple. In the fifth year of Shunzhi (1648) of the Qing Dynasty, Yiminlin was rebuilt by raising funds. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the County Road Department was set up in Guannei. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, it was once used as the dormitory and Library of Xianyou No.1 middle school.

Wanshou temple is now abandoned. However, the abandoned buildings still preserve the style and features of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. From the central axis, there are Yimen, Tianwang hall, Danlong, worship platform, left and right corridors, Xuantian God hall and ancestral halls worshiping Fu's ancient sages, covering an area of 10000 square meters. The main hall is Xuantian God hall, with double eaves, three rooms in width and three rooms in depth. It is surrounded by cloisters and beams. In front of the hall, there is a pair of blue stone dragon pillars, which are exquisitely carved, lifelike and vivid, with high artistry. Inside and outside the hall, they are supported by wooden stone pillars, firm and generous. The top of the hall is decorated with eight trigrams, with fine structure and elegant style. In front of the worship platform, there is a blue stone The exquisitely carved Panlong stone plate, as a bi Xie terrace, is simple and elegant, with the style of ancient palace architecture.

All the brackets, queti, chonglian and lamp beam capitals in the main hall and the heavenly king hall are exquisitely carved, decorated with various figures, flowers and birds, painted with gold, simple and elegant. There is a broad Tianchi in front of the hall, which is paved with granite strips, solid and flat.

Wanshou temple is one of the rare ancient buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has historical, artistic and scientific value. In September 1980, it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit at the county level by Xianyou County People's government and needs to be rebuilt and restored.

Cultural relics protection

Wanshouguan was listed in Xianyou county-level cultural relics protection unit in 1997 and the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural relics protection units in 2009.

Address: wanshouyuan, 1km north of Linxia city, Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture

Longitude: 103.19875335693

Latitude: 35.602172851562

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