Fancun stage

Fancun stage

Also known as the theater and Fancun stage of Ming Dynasty, it was originally a subsidiary building of Guandi temple. It was founded in 1391, the 24th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. It was repaired in Chenghua of Ming Dynasty, Kangxi of Qing Dynasty and Qianlong of Qing Dynasty. It is a typical representative of architecture in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is now the second batch of key cultural relics protection units in Shanxi Province.

Stage specifications

The stage faces north from South and is built on a 1.5-meter-high brick foundation. It has a width of five rooms, a depth of three rooms, and a single eaves at the top of the mountain. The beam structure consists of four rafters, three columns for the eaves and four columns for the front eaves. The two columns move to both sides to make the open space more spacious. The eaves and columns are supported by an forehead and a cypress. In front of the eaves, there are three steps, one step, one step and five steps. Brick walls are built on the two hills and the back eaves, and a door is opened on the left side. The stage is divided into two stages by the gold pillars behind the stage. The front stage is the performance area, and the back stage is the makeup area. There are octagonal walls on both sides of the front desk.

structure

It is a typical Ming and Qing Dynasty building, and an auxiliary stage of Guandi temple.

Scenery

Hejin is one of the eight scenic spots, which is a typical combination of arched wood. Now it is Fancun stage leisure culture square.

Travel plan

The best season: spring and autumn

The best opening time: 6:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m

It's best to ride near

It is best to take a taxi in the city if it is far away

Yuncheng direction: Yuncheng central bus station as a bus to Hejin bus station as a bus to Fancun.

Rebuild

Update: November 3, 2015

On November 4, at the construction site of Fancun stage protection and repair project in Fancun Town, a "provincial key cultural relic protection unit" in our city, the reporter saw that the protection net has been built around the ancient stage, and the internal scaffold steel pipe construction and other projects are being carried out in an orderly manner. The construction of the project started on November 3.

The stage is located in the Fancun cultural center. It was founded in 1426, the 24th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in 1466, the 2nd year of Chenghua. It was originally the main building on the central axis of Guandi temple. Other buildings of Guandi temple were destroyed in the early days, but now only the stage is left. The stage faces north and south, with a construction area of 163.83 square meters. It is one of the most complete preserved stages in our city. It provides precious material materials for the study of architectural form and construction art in the early Ming Dynasty, and also provides corresponding reference materials for the study of local folk culture. In 1985, it was announced as "provincial key cultural relics protection unit".

Over the years, due to various reasons such as natural factors, the historical environment of the stage has been seriously damaged. Now the horizon and the stage base are basically filled, and the roof is broken, the tube tiles fall off, and the columns sink. Moreover, the fire protection, security, technical defense facilities and other management systems of the stage are weak, and the protection conditions are extremely poor. Therefore, according to the current situation, the Municipal Bureau of cultural relics completed the project approval and approval of the renovation project in time, and started the protection and renovation work of Fancun stage according to the principle of repairing the old as before, so as to maintain the antique flavor of the stage as far as possible. The whole renovation is expected to be completed soon.

Address: South Fan Village, Fancun Town, Hejin City, Yuncheng City

Longitude: 110.70807

Latitude: 35.681611

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