Chongzheng Academy

It is located in the cool Shangdong hill, far away from the swept leaf building. It was restored in 1980. It was originally built by Geng Tiantai, the Minister of the Ministry of household in the Ming Dynasty, when he was a censor in Nanjing (about 1544). Geng once gave lectures here. After his death, the Academy was destroyed. Geng's younger brother changed the Academy into a ancestral hall. Later, a monk named Zhanxi in the Qing Dynasty changed the ancestral hall into a temple. Accommodation: the "Red Mansion villa" around Nanjing Qingliang mountain is a company integrating accommodation, catering, bathroom, entertainment and conference. Transportation: Chongzheng academy is located in the eastern foot of Qingliang mountain. You can get to Qingliang mountain by bus: 20, 21, 23, 43, 60, 75, 78, 91, Hanjiang line, 132134303806 (night bus), 818 (night bus). Delicious food: when you get to Nanjing, you can have a taste of Nanjing's authentic snack bar, Fuzi Temple.

Chongzheng Academy

Chongzheng academy is located on the hillside of Qingliang mountain in Gulou District of Nanjing city. It was built by Geng Ding, the censor of the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, to give lectures. It is also said that the body of the king of Tibet was meditating here.

reconstruction

In 1980, the Nanjing municipal government funded the reconstruction of Chongzheng Academy. The design was personally directed by Professor Yang Tingbao, a famous architectural expert of Southeast University. It took two years to complete. It is recorded that "the left side of the entrance is the prison house, the right side is the squire's commune, and then the entrance is the lecture hall. There are 30 links between the East and the West.

Shape and structure

The academy is divided into three parts according to the mountain situation. The first hall and the second hall are connected by two corridors on both sides. There are various flower windows on the wall of the corridor, and two stone tablets are embedded in the east wall of the corridor. Between the second Hall and the third hall is an open bluestone platform, with a group of small landscapes on the east side. The three halls are the commanding heights of the park. When you look up from a distance, you can have a panoramic view of the surrounding green. When you enter the hall, four large-scale murals are eye-catching, representing the four seasons of Jinling's chunniushou, xiazhongshan, qiuqixia and dongshicheng. In 1992, the "Chinese stone Museum" was added to the academy to display more than 100 kinds of natural stones from all over the country, adding new cultural connotations to the ancient relics. In 2003, the "Chinese stone Museum" was moved to the new museum at the foot of the mountain.

Address: Qingliangshan, 83 Qingliangshan Road

Longitude: 118.796468

Latitude: 32.058365

Tel: 025-83728013

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