Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Memorial Hall Daming Temple Geyuan Dongguan Street

Fireworks fall in Yangzhou in March, and Yangzhou in the golden autumn of October, wouldn't you be able to enjoy triple happiness?

The first stop was the Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Memorial Hall. The Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics refer to a group of painters and painters with similar styles who were active in the Yangzhou area from the mid Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty to the late Qianlong period. They were also known by the Yangzhou Painting School. They were said to be the Eight Eccentrics, but in fact there were about 15 people! This memorial hall is where Jin Nong lived in his later years.

eight eccentrics of Yangzhou

Entering the gate and passing through the screen, the corridors on both sides are filled with stone paintings and paintings left by the eight monsters.

Looking at each poem, the poem is very classic. Walking through the corridor and down the corridor on the left, you will find the house where Jin Nong lived in his later years. The spirit of life of the ancients was the mainstay and supplemented by materials. Jin Nong took cranes as friends and cranes as companions. Walking out of Jin Nong's house, he came into view. Jinnong's crane will not live to this day, but the crane pond he made for the crane has been preserved until now, but it has been occupied by koi carp. Looking at the koi carp in the pond, there is a big room in front of the crane pond, but someone is displaying paintings. Ink painting and calligraphy. Behind the crane pond is an eight-hundred-year-old ginkgo tree. Hahaha. Walking down the crane pool, you will find a bamboo forest. I would rather eat without meat than live without bamboo. The sentiments of the ancients were so high that future generations would be far behind them. At the end of the bamboo forest is a stone tablet

I don't understand anything specific. Looking out from the stone tablet, there is another piece of stone carvings and poetry paintings. Through the door in the middle of the corridor, the Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics Memorial Hall is in front of you. In fact, if you don't go to the corridor to see the poems and paintings, you can cross the screen and see the memorial hall directly in front of you.

Although there are eight monsters, there are fifteen people in the aristocratic family. Looking at the lifelike sculpture, it seems that it was built before the eight monsters died. It mainly displays paintings of the eight monsters left behind in the world. There is no more interesting calligraphy than this painting.

Eight old ladies, indeed, the family should be neat and tidy. This is the end of the eight monsters.

The second stop came to Daming Temple. What attracted me here was the Jianzhen Memorial Hall. After all, he was an amazing person who had read in history books. I didn't realize that was the case when I got here. Tickets are 45 per person. On both sides of the temple gate

These ten words are symmetrical on both sides.

Entering the temple, walking along the archway, you will reach the West Garden. There is also a crane pond here. Without the crane, it seems that the pond has no soul. West Park has the fifth spring in the world. It is known as the fifth best in the world because of its sweetness. There are also three plaques awarded by Qianlong. However, the most interesting ones are the small monk gates on both sides of the road.

Young monks in various postures are passing on Dharma to you.

After leaving the West Garden, you will reach Pingshantang, which was built by the prefect of Ouyang Xiuren. Looking across the mountains in the south of the Yangtze River, it is just level with the line of sight."From the distant mountains, we are level with this hall", so it is called "Pingshantang". When Su Dongpo came to serve as the prefect of Yangzhou, he often came here to pay his respects, and later built "Gulintang" and "Ouyang River" for Ouyang. Gu Lintang is taken from Su Dongbi's poem,"The deep valley is graceful, and the high forest supports the sparse".

Walking past Pingshan Hall is the Jianzhen Memorial Hall. At that time, Jianzhen successfully arrived in Japan six times, and on the fifth time, he was blind due to quack doctors. Even so, Jianzhen still arrived in Japan without fear of hardships and dangers, taught Buddhist theories, spread extensive and profound Chinese culture, and promoted Japanese Buddhism, medicine, architecture and sculpture. The improvement of the level is respected by the Chinese and Japanese people and Buddhist circles.

After walking down, you will find the Hall of Kings and the Sutra Depository. The first thing you see when you leave the Jianzhen Memorial Hall is the Qiling Tower. Behind the Qiling Tower are the Bell Tower and the Drum Tower. The Bell Tower can ring the bell, and the exit is also in the same direction.

The third stop is Geyuan. Geyuan was built by Yangzhou salt merchants in the Qing Dynasty. It is famous for planting green bamboos all over the country and is famous for its rockery in spring, summer, autumn and winter. Geyuan's name originated from bamboo. Half of the bamboo was taken as a piece, so he named Geyuan. Geyuan, in layman's terms, is the back garden of the salt merchants. You can see all kinds of bamboos and stone scenery when you enter here. When you walk into the front yard and look at the big houses one by one, you can feel the critical hit brought by the rich people of your predecessors. By the way, there is also a 1:45 yard model in front of the yard. More intuitively feel the second critical hit of the landlord and the rich. How about this courtyard? It's big, it's all mine. You have to pay 45 yuan when you come in. haha

My trip to Yangzhou ended here. At the end, I still want to tell everyone that you must do a good job in strategies when you go out. Going out with strategies and going out without strategies are completely two concepts. You don't want a headless fly to follow the crowd to see people.

The main attractions in Yangzhou are Slender West Lake, Daming Temple, Hanling Garden (tomb complex), Geyuan and Dongguan Street, He Garden, and the Ancient Canal. There is also Yangzhou's breakfast tea house. And authentic Huaiyang cuisine. By the way, you can eat authentic Yangzhou fried rice in Yangzhou.