Zenggong Temple

Zeng Gongxuan was built to commemorate Zeng Guoxuan, a heavy-duty minister in the late Qing Dynasty. At that time, Yanzong Temple was built at No. 20 Kangshan Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou, and then Zeng Guoxuan was set up here. Now it is undergoing large-scale renovation.

Zeng Gong'an is located at No. 8 Jiutiao Lane, Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, front of Jiutiao Lane, back of eight lanes, sitting north facing south, between Zhongshan South Road and Hongwu Road

Yanzong Temple is located in the 1912 block of Yangzhou, which is also a comprehensive block built in recent years. Yanzong Temple is also Zeng Gong'an. Around the same period of the same period, Yangzhou salt merchants built Zeng Gong Temple here (No. 20 Kangshan Street), originally used to commemorate Zeng Guoyu, the governor of the two rivers and the salt government. Next to it is Lu's ancient house. When I came, the Yanzong Temple happened to be not open, which was a pity. I can only look outside, but I can also see the status of salt merchants in Yangzhou in history.

Yangzhou Zenggong Temple is located at No. 20 Kangshan Street, Guangling District, Yangzhou. It was built by two Huaiyan salt merchants. Just when the temple was built, it was 11 years old (1872) in February, and the governor of the two rivers, Zeng Guoqi, died of illness, aged 61. At that time, the people cried in the alley and painted a picture. The capital of the city, the morning and the wild earthquake mourn. The royal family is down, the three days of the morning, the gift of Taifu, Yuan Wenzheng, the Beijingshi Zhaozhong, Xianliangzhu, and the provinces are set up special schools.

There are usually no people, very quiet, there is a brief introduction to Zeng Guoqi's life in the village.