Sugong Shrine

Su Gongxu was built in the Ming Dynasty in Wanli 45 years (1617), and was built by Chongxu Suxu and his son Su. During the Qing Shunzhi, Qianlong and Guangxu years, it was rebuilt many times. Su Gongxuan's main hall originally had the plaque of Su Yu and his son Su Guo and the student Tang Zuo (Jin Shi, Qiongshan people). The columns of the hall were hung with a link: "This place can open the eyes, who can match Meishan" This link was originally written by Zhu Chao when he presided over the renovation in 1915, and was smashed during the Cultural Revolution. In recent years, the Guangdong Academy of Fine Arts professor Mai Hua triple book restoration.

Located inside the Wugong Temple, Su Xu offended the power of the emperor and was degraded to Hainan. Although he returned to the mainland soon after staying in Hainan, the memorial of Su Xu by the people of Hainan has not been long-lasting. Su Gong Temple is the memorial hall of Su Xu, leaving a lot of Wenhao's small stories of the year.

In fact, it is a part of the Wugong Temple. You can see from the right hand side of the door. Su Gong Temple accounts for a very large part. There are many stories and various monuments about Liangquan, and the epitome of Dongpo College. Worth a look.

It’s good inside. I think Dawenhao Suxuan is still worth seeing. Suxuan was sent to Zhangzhou in his later years. I also dug two wells in the resting place of Haikou. The spring water is still clear. Five public squares are not interesting. Unfortunately, it only allows 30 seconds.

Very good 👍👍👍 worth recommending 👌

Su Gongxuan is located on the east side of Wugongxuan, Qiongshan District, Hainankou. It was built to commemorate Su Xu, the literary scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty. It is a garden-style courtyard. There are relics of Shuangquan and Dongyue Pavilion left by Su Xu. It has made outstanding contributions to the development of Hainan Kaihua. It is worth recommending to come to Sugong Temple in Haikou.