Photos of Liu Ji's Hometown of Wencheng

Liu Ji's hometown is located in Nantian Town, Wencheng County, Fudi. This place has outstanding talents and rich cultural accumulation. The existing intact human landscape in the hometown mainly includes Liu Ji Temple (tomb) built in the third year of Tianshun, Liu Ji's former residence (which was rebuilt due to the filming of the TV series "Liu Bowen"), the Academy, Liu Ji's Reading Road, Smart Spring, Liu Ji Tomb (Liu Ji Gaozu), Sky Burial Tomb, Baihe Immortal Bridge, Wuyang Pavilion, Yunlai Pavilion, Hometown Memorial Pavilion, Pangu Pavilion, Ciling Pavilion, Qingtian Pavilion, Tomb of Guanshi Li, Tomb of Liu Ji (Liu Jici) After his son Liu Jing), Liu Jing Temple, Liu Lian Temple, etc. The surrounding natural landscapes are: Jingui Mountain, Baojian Mountain, Qixingluoyang, Shoutao Mountain, Mawei Waterfall, Kangwufeng, Shenxian Cliff, Xiandieyan, Laoguishou Cliff, Eagle Rock, Longbi Cave, Shixin Cave, etc. All these make Liu Ji's hometown present the scene of "the sixth blessed land in the world" of heaven, earth and people. Liuji Temple (Sincerely Bo Temple): Backed by Huagai Mountain. wooden structure. Built in the third year of Shun tomorrow (1458), it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. The temple is divided into "Wang Zuo" and "Emperor Teacher" and two water squares. There are three sitting statues of Liu Ji and his sons Liu Lian and Liu Jing in the main hall, and there is a 900-jin bronze bell in the left corridor. There are many Ming, Qing and modern celebrities in the temple, such as Ming Zhengde Emperor, Qing Qianlong scholar Liu Quanzhi, Yu Youren, Zhang Taiyan, Cai Yuanpei, Lin Sen, Juzheng and other inscribed couplets. There is a square in front of the temple, which can accommodate thousands of people. Former Residence of Liu Ji: The former residence has five rooms. Liu Ji was born here on June 15, 1311; died here on April 16, 1375. There are 48-year-old Liu Ji abandoned the official and returned to life to build a monument, stone mortar and other objects. "The History of Ming Dynasty, Liu Ji's Biography" contains: "In the first month of the fourth year of Hongwu, the old man returned, but he only drank, played chess, and did not speak his merits. He was not allowed to see the city, and the savages were seen in small clothes. "This shows that Liu Ji's house at that time was simple, and his character was noble. Liu Ji's Tomb (Sincerely Bo Tomb): It is located at the foot of Zhixia Mountain in the middle of Shipu Mountain, and it is a national cultural protection unit. Nine small mountain ranges extend to this point, commonly known as "Nine Dragons Grabbing Pearls". The tomb covers an area of 812 square meters. There is a stone tablet in front of the tomb, which is engraved with "the cemetery of Liu Wencheng, the founder of the Ming Dynasty." In front of the tomb is a field shaped like an inkstone with small mounds. It is shaped like a dragon ball; on the left is a hill with the word "pin", which is shaped like a pen holder.