Confucious temple in Wenjiang Review

Wenjiang Confucian Temple was built in Xianpingchu (998) in the Northern Song Dynasty, and was rebuilt in Qing Kangxi for eight years (1669). The Confucian Temple is an ancient county school. It is also a place for Zunkong and sacrifices. It covers an area of about 3,600 square meters and the construction area is 1127.2 square meters. Sitting in the south and north, the Republic of China was once the site of Chengdu Experimental Primary School and the county primary and secondary schools after the liberation of Wenjiang County People's Government. Dacheng Palace was destroyed in 1984 and rebuilt in 1987 due to fire. Since 2003, the Confucian Temple has been fully repaired. Now the Confucian Temple has Anal Gate, Pavilion, Hulang, Dianchi Lake, Dacheng Palace, Kunxingmen, Shadow Wall, Kuixing Pavilion and so on. In June 2007, the Confucian Temple was listed as a cultural relics protection unit in Sichuan Province. [View] historical monuments, [Interesting] Zunkong, and Pukong places. [Cost-effective] high.

Wenjiang Confucian Temple is still good, the buildings are well protected, it should have been the county and county have Confucian Temple, there are very few existing, should be vigorously protected. The fly in the ointment of Wenjiang Confucian Temple is that only the appearance of the building, the houses inside have been used for other things, and the cultural relationship with the Confucian Temple is not big, such as becoming an office location, becoming another museum, hoping to restore and promote traditional culture.

It’s not a holiday when I go, there are very few people, and the locals don’t go, unlike Shanghainese.

Not bad, you can take a good look yourself!

Wenjiang characteristics, excellent location and convenient transportation

One of the bustling areas of Wenjiang, excellent location and convenient transportation