Fanghu Park

Fanghu Park is located in the southwest of Luocheng Town. It was formerly known as Guanghan Park. Because it is located in the site of the "Fanggong Lake" site excavated by the famous prime minister Fang Guan in the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed today. Fanghu Park is one of the famous gardens in western Sichuan and is known as the It is the "Pearl of Western Sichuan". The garden is quaint, with both the smallness of Suzhou-style gardens and the ancient style of Bashu gardens. The park takes the lake as the main scenery, the small island in the center of the lake is uplifted, and the lake is divided into two. There is a lotus pond in the east of the lake and a boat pond in the west of the lake. Around the lake are horticultural gardens, museum gardens, and children's playgrounds. In the lotus pond, the Yinbi Pavilion has a small bridge leading to the garden garden, and the lake island has a stone arch bridge connecting the Bingguang Pavilion. The water and land scenery are integrated. Lotus Pond, also known as Fanggong Lake in ancient times, was excavated when Fang Kuan, a famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, was the prefect of Hanzhou. The water surface of the lotus pond is about 13,000 square meters. There are water corridors on the lake surface. The folding corridor leads to the "Yinbi Pavilion" in the center of the lake. There is a small stone arch bridge in the lake, the "horticultural garden" in the west, and the green mountain in the east. At the top of the mountain, the "fanggong pavilion" can have a panoramic view of half of the garden. The southeast corner of the park is a garden garden, which integrates the architectural style of Jiangnan gardens and the architectural skills of Sichuan gardens. Among them, Lanyuan, Liuyinxuan, Meiying Pavilion, Guanyuxie, Tingquan Building, etc., are all Suzhou garden-style buildings, with strange stones standing tall and straight. Bonsai of various schools and various flowers are scattered and unique. The handwriting and calligraphy of famous calligraphers and painters such as Guan Shanyue, Li Qiongjiu, Yan Jiwu, etc., add a bit of poetry to the garden. In the middle of the park is the Pavilion Garden, which is an ancient building with imitation wood structure. The Liuqin Museum is the Fangguan Memorial Hall. It is located in the center. There is a copper-plated bust of Fang Guan. The painter Cen Xuegong painted the picture of Fang Gong's "Night Moon on the West Lake" and the portrait of Du Fu painted by Lv Lin. Fang Guan's relics "Fang Gong Stone" and There are also white marble statues of Fangguan and Du Fu under the Qin Pavilion. The Qinghuaixuan Tea House and the Liuqin Hall are connected by a poetry gallery, a flower stand gallery and a porch, and are separated by a hollowed-out partition wall, a fountain, and a flowerbed. The Bingguang Pavilion stands beside the lake. The plaques of "Famous Pearls in Western Sichuan" and "Luocheng Scenic Spots" hang high on the pavilion. The moonlit night climbs the building, the water and sky are the same color, like a world of ice, hence the name "Bingguang Pavilion". There are also Zhang Xianzhong's oracle tablet, Lingxingmen and twelve other monuments in the garden. Lingxingmen, in the north of the lotus pond, is the stone archway built in front of the original temple. It is 8 meters high and 14 meters wide. It is a gate composed of six columns. Nearly 200 reliefs. Behind the Lingxing Gate, there is a cultural relic exhibition room, which was originally a Confucian Temple in the Qing Dynasty. Hundreds of cultural relics unearthed in Guanghan are displayed in the room. The more precious ones are the money tree, the candle in the ring house and the iron furnace for turning money in the Shaoxing period of the Song Dynasty. The Sacred Statue Pavilion, located on the east side of Lingxing Gate, displays Zhang Xianzhong's stone-carved sacred stele in the pavilion. The forehead of the tablet is inscribed with the word "Holy Allegory". The inscription: "There are all things in the sky and people, and there is nothing in the human beings with the sky. The ghosts and gods are bright, and they think about themselves." Yuanxiang Ningcui Building, commonly known as "Red Building", has the first floor and the bottom. The south of the building is a tree-lined promenade, and the twelve ancient cypresses in the Ming Dynasty twisted in the sky, commonly known as "Twelve Phases". This is the bustling place of "La Baobao" in western Sichuan every year on the 16th of the first lunar month. The pavilions and pavilions in Fanghu Park are all antique buildings, while the playgrounds in the two gates are modern facilities, equipped with carousel, swings, earth turning instruments, animal swivel chairs, sea, land and air, small trains, and electric " "Flying Dragons Playing Balls" amusement machine, there are one golden dragon and one green dragon, and each dragon can take 12 people. Children can have fun here.