Guide words in Wuhan, Hubei 1
Wuhan is a bright pearl at the intersection of the Yangtze River and Hanshui River, the capital of Hubei Province, the political, economic and cultural center, and one of the six central cities in China. Its geographical location is11341'~1505' and 29 58' ~ 3122' north latitude. The terrain belongs to the alluvial plain of residual hills and looks like a dancing butterfly. The city's maximum horizontal distance from east to west is 134 km, and the maximum vertical distance from north to south is 155 km, covering an area of 8467 square kilometers. 1The population at the end of 1996 was 7160,000, of which the urban area was 3,963.5 square kilometers and the population was 4.86 million. The city has jurisdiction over 9 urban areas, 2 suburbs and 2 counties. Urban areas include Jiang 'an District, Jianghan District, Qiaokou District, Hanyang District, Wuchang District and Hongshan District. Qingshan District, caidian district, Jiangxia District, Dongxihu District and Hannan District in the suburbs. The municipal counties are Huangpi County and Xinzhou County. Wuhan has a subtropical continental humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, hot in summer and cold in winter. The highest temperature is in July every year, and the average daily temperature is 28.8℃. The lowest temperature is 5438+ 10 in June, and the daily average temperature is 3.7℃. March-June and September-165438+10 are the best time to travel.
Wuhan is also called "Jiangcheng". Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in his poem "Drinking with Stone Langzhong and Listening to the Flute on the Yellow Crane Tower": "First, I moved to Changsha, but I didn't see my home in Chang 'an in the west. "The Jade Emperor blows the Yellow Crane Tower, and plum blossoms fall into the river in May." Since then, "Jiangcheng" has become synonymous with Wuhan.
Wuhan Jinjiang has convenient transportation and is also known as the thoroughfare of nine provinces. On the vast territory of the motherland, Wuhan is located in the center of relatively developed areas in the eastern half, and megacities such as Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing and Xi 'an in the north, south, east and west are about 1200 km away from Wuhan. This central geographical location, the intersection of Yangtze River, Golden Waterway and Beijing-Guangzhou Railway artery, and the continuous improvement of expressway network and airport construction make Wuhan the largest comprehensive three-dimensional transportation hub in the inland of China. In the basic framework of the national land development and construction layout, Wuhan is located at the junction of the main axis along the Yangtze River and the second axis of Beijing-Guangzhou, which has the function of connecting the east with the west, connecting the north and the south, and maintaining the four directions.
Wuhan is usually called "Three Towns of Wuhan", which refers to Wuchang, Hankou and Hanyang separated by the Yangtze River and the Han River. Hankou is the most prosperous and lively business district in Wuhan, and it is also a commodity distribution center in Central China. Wuchang is a concentrated cultural area of colleges and universities in Wuhan, and it is the embodiment of modern urban culture in Wuhan. Hanyang is a key development zone of the municipal government, which highlights the future of Wuhan. Most of the scenic spots in Wuhan are concentrated in Wuchang and Hanyang, showing the charming style and charm of "Jiangcheng" to Chinese and foreign tourists.
The tourism department of Wuhan has integrated the tourism resources of the whole province, and developed a special tourism project of "one must, two specialties and three essences" (one must be Wudang Mountain, two specialties are Chu culture and Qingjiang folk custom, and three essences are Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, Shennongjia and Three Kingdoms culture), so that tourists can experience the unique charm of Chu culture in the landscape and folk customs.
The long history and culture have left this beautiful city with rich cultural and natural landscapes. There are 339 scenic spots and historical sites in the city, among which the national key cultural relics protection units are Panlongcheng Site in Shang Dynasty, the former site of Revolutionary Military Government in191,and the former site of China August 7th Conference.
There are many lakes 100 around the urban area of Wuhan, which are symmetrically distributed along the banks of the Yangtze River, just like a string of sparkling pearls, making Jiangcheng more beautiful. Famous lakes include East Lake, Ink Lake, Lotus Lake, Moon Lake and other national scenic spots. There are more than 70 large and small mountains in the city. These natural landscapes and literati landscapes, which embody Wuhan's history and culture, constitute three types of tourism resources with local characteristics, namely landscape gardens, historical sites and revolutionary memorial sites. Wuhan was approved by the State Council as the second batch of national historical and cultural cities.
Hubei Wuhan Tour Guide II
Hello, friends, welcome to the beautiful Jiangcheng Wuhan. I'm the tour guide for this trip to Wuhan, and I'll take you on a tour in the next few days. First of all, please come with me to visit the Yellow Crane Tower, a landmark building in Wuhan. The Yellow Crane Tower was built in the Three Kingdoms period in 223 AD, with a history of 1700 years. Because the Yellow Crane Tower is located at the top of the Snake Mountain, it was destroyed by fire many times. The last Yellow Crane Tower in history was built in Tongzhi period of Qing Dynasty 1868, but only 16 years later, Yu Jiancheng 1884 was destroyed by fire again. Throughout thousands of years of history, from the modeling of pavilions, it can be said that the architecture of Tang and Song Dynasties is magnificent, the architecture of Yuan Dynasty is magnificent, the architecture of Ming Dynasty is beautiful, and the most distinctive one is Qing Dynasty. The vicissitudes of the Yellow Crane Tower in the Qing Dynasty can be summarized as "three fires and eight glories in workshops": "three fires" means that the Yellow Crane Tower suffered three fires in the Qing Dynasty and the building was seriously damaged, while "eight glories in workshops" means that the Yellow Crane Tower experienced eight repairs in the Qing Dynasty. Through the reconstruction and repair from generation to generation, we can see the position of the Yellow Crane Tower in the eyes of officials and gentry at that time. It has been repaired eight times in more than 200 years, especially the "Kanggan Shengshi", which was repaired five times on average in 27 years. This is rare in the renovation project of historical sites. It is said that Emperor Qianlong personally wrote the plaque of "Jianghan Wizards" for the Yellow Crane Tower. Tongzhi Tower, the last Yellow Crane Tower in Qing Dynasty, was burnt to ashes in 1884 due to the fire of the house below the mountain. Since then, although local authorities and people of insight from all walks of life have repeatedly called for raising reconstruction funds, due to the decline of the Qing Dynasty and the sharp increase of internal and external troubles, the Qing government can no longer revive the glory of this historic building.
The Yellow Crane Tower you see now was rebuilt by 198 1, and 1985 was officially opened to tourists. Famous at all times and at home and abroad. It is as famous as Wangteng Pavilion in Jiangxi and Yueyang Tower in Hunan, and is called "Three Pavilions in the South of the Yangtze River". Here, I also want to tell you an anecdote about the Yellow Crane Tower. At that time, tourists from Hubei and Sichuan met and talked on the river, competing to praise their hometown. The Sichuan guest said, "There is an Emei Mountain in Sichuan, which is only three feet away from the sky." Hubei guests laughed and said, "There is a Yellow Crane Tower in Hubei, half of which is inserted in the clouds." The guests in Sichuan are speechless. Of course, this story is somewhat exaggerated, but the Yellow Crane Tower has attracted countless Chinese and foreign tourists with its magnificent landscape, touching legends and rich cultural atmosphere. The reconstructed Yellow Crane Tower * * has five floors, with a height of 5 1.4m, which is much higher than that of the Qing Dynasty building with only three floors. The whole building is made of reinforced concrete with imitation wood structure, so the safety of this Yellow Crane Tower is unprecedented, and its natural life will greatly exceed that of Gu Lou in previous dynasties.
Ok, now please follow me into the Yellow Crane Tower and continue to visit. Walking into the hall, the most striking thing is this picture of white clouds and yellow cranes. Please look at the fairy on the screen. He talked about the Jade Emperor and looked down at the world as if reluctant to part. The people in the Yellow Crane Tower below are either singing poems or dancing wine. This painting tells us a legendary story about the origin of the Yellow Crane Tower: According to legend, in ancient times, a man named Xin lived on the top of the Yellow Crane Mountain to sell wine. One day, an old man in rags staggered in and asked him for a drink. Although Xin's family is small and his income is high, he is loyal, kind and charitable. Seeing that the old man was poor, he agreed generously. After that, the old man came every day and was responsive, so it took more than a year. One day, the old man suddenly came to say goodbye and said, "I don't pay for drinking every day, just borrow a yellow crane to show my gratitude." After that, he picked up an orange peel on the ground and drew a yellow crane on the wall. He said to Xin, "As long as you clap your hands, the yellow crane will come down and dance to entertain the drinkers." Xin clapped her hands and tried, and the yellow crane really jumped down and danced. After the news spread, it attracted tourists from far and near to drink here, and the business of the hotel was very prosperous, so Xin made a fortune. After ten years, I went back to my hometown and said to Xin, "Is the money earned in ten years enough to pay off the wine debt I owe?" Xin thanked him quickly, took off the iron flute he carried with him and blew it. The yellow crane on the wall replied and flew away with Lao Dao, which everyone saw on the mural. Later, Xin used the money earned by the hotel to build a tower on the top of the Yellow Crane, named Yellow Crane Tower.
Ok, friends, please come with me to visit the second floor. First of all, please look at this mural "Building a City by Sun Quan", which reproduces the historical background when the Yellow Crane Tower was built. After Battle of Red Cliffs, Liu Bei borrowed Jingzhou to take Sichuan, which made him strong, but he refused to return Jingzhou. Monroe, the general of Soochow, killed Guan Yu with a trick. Shortly after Jingzhou was recovered, Liu Bei led hundreds of thousands of troops to attack Wu. Sun Quan knew that war was inevitable, so he made peace with Wei and concentrated on dealing with Liu Bei. In order to direct the war nearby, Sun Quan built Xiakou City on the edge of the Yangtze River according to the danger of the Yellow Crane Mountain, and built a building on the Yellow Crane Tower at the head of the city for observation. This is the original Yellow Crane Tower.
Please come up to the third floor with me again.
The third layer shows the cultural origin of the Yellow Crane Tower. Although the Yellow Crane Tower was built in the Three Kingdoms period, its function is limited to the military watchtower. After the turmoil in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it finally stood out in the Tang Dynasty, evolving from a military building that was initially overlooked to an ornamental building for boarding and amusement. Especially in the talented Tang Dynasty, a group of famous poets successively boarded the Yellow Crane Tower, reveling in the beautiful scrolls of majestic mountains and rivers, leaving behind a series of well-known masterpieces, which made the Yellow Crane Tower famous at home and abroad. Among many poems about the Yellow Crane Tower, Cui Hao's poem "Yellow Crane Tower" says: "In the past, the Yellow Crane carried saints to heaven, but now only the Yellow Crane Tower is left. The yellow crane does not return to the world, and the white clouds will never fly. " Later, the poet Li Bai and his extremely bookish came to the Yellow Crane Tower to write poems. However, when he saw this poem by Cui Hao, he felt speechless. He began to write "There is no scenery in front of him, and Cui Hao wrote a poem on it", so he left. From then on, there was a beautiful talk about Cui Hao's writing and Li Bai's writing. In addition, from the poems of famous poets such as Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Song and Bai Juyi, it can be seen that the social environment in Ezhou was stable and the people's lives were relatively well-off, which was also the social factor that the Yellow Crane Tower changed from a "military building" to an "ornamental building" in the Tang Dynasty.
Then there is free time. You can go upstairs and take photos by yourself. As the old saying goes, the top floor is only 300 miles, and the Yellow Crane Tower is also the most beautiful place. You can have a panoramic view of the river, give you 20 minutes, and then we will meet in the lobby of 1 building.
Hubei Wuhan Tour Guide Words 3
Wudang Mountain is located in danjiangkou city, Hubei Province. Danjiangkou reservoir, facing the rippling blue waves, is backed by the vast Shennongjia forest area of more than 400 kilometers. The scenery here is beautiful, and the four seasons are different: flowers bloom in spring, mountains are green in summer, golden osmanthus is fragrant in autumn, and snow is covered in winter. No matter when we come, we can appreciate its beauty. As the old saying goes, "There are famous mountains and great buddhas in the world", but Wudang Mountain is dominated by Taoism. Legend has it that the Jinding of Wudang Mountain was originally the residence of Infinite Buddha. Later, Emperor Zhenwu cultivated immortals and traveled here. He saw that there were many peaks here, and the main peak, Tianzhu Peak, was towering into the sky, and 72 peaks around it bowed to the ground, forming a spectacle of "72 peaks against the top". Zhenwu Emperor took a fancy to this treasure, so he went to Tianzhu Peak to ask the Infinite Buddha to borrow the land and proposed to borrow only eight steps. The boundless Buddha saw that he didn't want much, so he agreed. I didn't expect Zhenwu Emperor to have unlimited power. He took eight steps from the top of Tianzhu Peak, one step 100 Li. Eight steps actually occupied the whole Wudang, thus obtaining the right of permanent residence, and Wudang Mountain became the activity place of Taoism.
Wudang Taoist Temple was founded in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty and reached its peak in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty. The buildings here make full use of nature and adopt the unified layout of royal buildings, which embodies the excellent tradition of China's ancient architectural art and was listed as a world heritage in 1994, becoming a treasure of the world. Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, admired Wudang Taoism, mobilized more than 300,000 military and civilian craftsmen to build large-scale buildings here, and built 33 large-scale building communities in more than ten years according to the story of Taoist "Tian Xuan God" practicing martial arts. From ancient times to the present, the construction route has been from Zhou Jun to Tianzhu Peak, and Antang covers an area of1600,000 square meters, with more than 20,000 temples. He came to worship the northern god Zhenwu and protect him, the emperor who rose up in the north and seized the throne. It is said that the tall figure, round face and wholesale barefoot image of Zhenwu Emperor are all shaped according to the image of Yongle Emperor. Therefore, there is a saying among the people that "the real warrior is the God of Yongle". Wudang Mountain has become a famous Taoist mountain in China, attracting tourists and pilgrims from all over the world to visit and worship everywhere.
Besides, it is not only a Taoist incense resort, but also the hometown of wudang boxing. There has always been a saying in China Wulin that "Shaolin is north and Wudang is south". Many people are the prophet wudang boxing and don't know Wudang Mountain. According to legend, the founder of wudang boxing is Zhang Sanfeng, a famous Taoist. I think friends who like martial arts may have learned about it through novels. It is said that when he was practicing here, he saw the scene of cranes fighting with snakes and was inspired to realize the thirteen forms of Tai Chi, so he was honored as the founder of Wu Tangmen.
Having said that, I think everyone can't wait. Now we have reached the foot of Wudang Mountain. Please get off with your luggage and start our pilgrimage. Now the green glazed tile hall in front of us is Zixiao Palace. Because the hills around this place naturally formed two treasure chairs with dragons and pearls, Emperor Yongle named this place "Ziyun Blessed Land". In the shrine of Sumitomo, a stone carving in the temple, there are statues of Zhenwu gods and statues of civil and military immortals dedicated to the elderly, middle-aged and young people. They have different shapes and are lifelike, which are the artistic treasures of China in the Ming Dynasty. The Chinese fir standing on my right hand is said to have suddenly flown from afar, so it is called Feilai Chinese fir. It is said that tapping lightly at one end of Chinese fir can make a crisp sound at the other end, so it is also called "Xiangling Mountain". As for why it flew here, I think it may also be attracted by the beauty and fame here.
There are 36 rocks in Wudang Mountain. Now we come to Nanyan, which is considered to be the most beautiful of the 36 rocks. Wudang Mountain's natural landscape and exquisite architecture are integrated, which can be fully reflected here. This stone temple was built on a cliff, built in the Yuan Dynasty, and there is a carved dragon Liang Shi beside the cliff. Liang Shi is 2.9 meters deep and only 30 centimeters wide. A dragon is carved on it, and a censer is carved on the top of the faucet, which is the famous "dragon head incense". In the past, some pilgrims risked their lives to burn dragon head incense to show their piety, which showed their deep belief in Taoism. To be on the safe side, if we all want to make a wish and pray, we can go somewhere else.
After some efforts, we finally climbed the main peak Tianzhu Peak. Tianzhu Peak is 16 12 meters above sea level, and is known as "a pillar of the sky". Standing here, you can clearly see the spectacular scene of "seventy-two peaks against the big top". The Golden Hall on the top of Tianzhu Peak is the Golden Hall. Jindian is the largest cast steel gold medal hall in China, which was built in the 14th year of Yongle. There is not a nail in the construction of the whole Golden Temple, and it is all good luck to go up the mountain. The socket is very tight and seems to be integrated. You see, the ever-burning lamp here is said to never go out, so the top of the mountain is empty and windy. Why won't it be blown out by the wind? It is said that it is because of this "shelter fairy bead" on the algae well. According to legend, this fairy bead can keep the mountain wind from blowing into the temple, thus ensuring that the magic lamp is bright for a long time. In fact, the real reason why the magic lamp is bright is that all the temples are cast with precision, which can change the wind direction, indicating that the wisdom and skills of the ancient working people in China are highly replicated. It has been built for more than 500 years, and it is still as brilliant as ever. It is a rare treasure of ancient architecture and casting technology in China.
All right, I'll leave the rest to you. You can taste the wonderful architecture and beautiful scenery here. I'll see you at four.
Good times always make people feel short, so our trip to Wudang Mountain is over. Thank you very much for your support and cooperation in my work. Please criticize and correct what I did badly. I hope we can meet again in the future. Finally, I wish you good health and all the best. Goodbye.
Wuhan, Hubei Tour Guide Words 4
Hello, my friends, I'm a robot cat, the tour guide of Pain and Happiness Travel Agency. Here, I warmly welcome you to Wuhan. In the following time, I will provide you with tour guide explanation services. I will try my best to arrange your trip and make you feel happy in this trip.
Ok, please follow me to visit Guiyuan Temple, an ancient temple in Wuhan.
This Guiyuan Buddhist temple was built in the fifteenth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, that is, 1685. The whole temple is divided into five courtyards, east, west, south, north and middle, covering an area of about 20,000 square meters. The whole plane layout is cassock-like. I'll sell a small lock in the shape of a cassock first. Please let me explain. )) Guiyuan Temple has 28 halls and pavilions. It is said that Bai Juyi of Zen Buddhism built the guiyuan buddhist temple on the site of Wang Kuiyuan, a Hanyang poet in Ming Dynasty. There are several statements about the architecture at that time. According to legend, the White Lord and the main peak rose outside the Fengshan Gate of Hanyang Fucheng during the war in the late Ming Dynasty. When they saw that the bones were everywhere and desolate, they wanted to do good, so they built a common tower, the Buddhist Temple of Hehuiyuan. They buried the bones and crossed the soul. Wang Zhangpu, the owner of the garden, can easily explain. When asked what the Guiyuan Buddhist Temple is, the master replied:' Guiyuan means returning to the original, naturalization, and returning to the original after birth and death, which is synonymous with' death'. Circle is the perfection of all merits, and quietness is the silence of all troubles. Returning to Yuan means awakening. "。 Having said that, Wang Zhangpu was completely convinced, knowing that the mage's way was boundless, so he gave Kwai Garden as a place to build a temple. It is also said that in the last years of Zhenguan in Ming Dynasty, a rich man had his ring finger broken, and the elder Mu Cuiwei, Cao An, had extraordinary medical skills. He wore sandals to make incense and pray for another broken finger. Seeing that he was sincere, the elders really took the job, amputated his finger and returned it to the original owner in an oral lawsuit. "The rich man is grateful and willing to build a new temple for the elderly, that is, ask the elderly how large it is. After the ceremony, the elder threw the cassock into the sky: suddenly, the cassock became bigger and bigger and landed slowly, covering an area of more than 50 mu. Seeing that the elder had such magical power, the rich man bought it happily. Believe me, when I talk about it, you should already know that the plane layout is cassock-shaped.
Well, here we are at Guiyuan Temple. Please get off and visit with me.
Now in front of you are the three gates of Guiyuan Temple, which is the gate of Guiyuan Temple. The gate of the Buddhist temple is called Sanmen, which is the three liberation gates in the Buddhist scriptures. There is an empty gate in the middle, and there are no phase gate and reactive gate on the left and right respectively. There is also a saying about the architectural form of this door. For example, the three doors of this temple are splayed outward, symbolizing broad ties of good fortune, universal affection and good luck. The plaque on the top of the door. It is said that when Master Bai left, the main peak and other monks couldn't stay, so we had to ask him to write down the name of the temple and remember it forever. But Bai didn't want to. When he left, he personally wrote the words guiyuan buddhist temple.
When you step into the three gates, you see the calligraphy of Zhang, a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, which means to convert to Amitabha. Now, on everyone's right is the North Courtyard, which mainly includes several buildings, such as the Buddhist chanting hall and the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion. Let's start our tour from the North Yard.
Look at the beautiful scenery on this round door. The word "Cuiwei" still comes from Wang's "Guiyuan". According to records, Wang Zhangpu bought Taihu Stone and built a tall rockery in Kwai Garden, called Cuiweifeng, for guests to watch. Cuiweifeng is higher than the Buddhist pavilion now, but it was destroyed by war in the late Ming Dynasty. When Guiyuan Temple was built, the decaying residual stones were removed, and Cuiwei Peak existed in name only. Master Bai felt very sorry, so he moved this stone to Koishiyama in the right rear of the temple. Now Cuiwei Street near Guiyuan Temple is named after this. The word "the scenery here is great" is full of religious overtones.
When you entered the Buddhist temple, you may have noticed this altar, right? It is 4.5 meters long and was made in 1935. Five groups of relief patterns are engraved on it. Can you see what it is carved? In fact, it reproduces several plots in China's classical novel The Journey to the West. From left to right, they are: Emperor Taizong sent the Tang Priest and his disciples away, and the Tathagata told Galand and other bodhisattvas that seven buddha, the four heavenly kings, said under the tree that the Buddha gave the Tang Priest and his disciples titles.
Ok, let's go to the sutra depository together. Now we see the Sutra Pavilion rebuilt by 1920, with five rooms on two floors and a height of about 25 meters. Among them, the collection of books is very rich, and there are 7,250 copies of this book "Long Zang" published in the Qing Dynasty alone. You can visit slowly.
Next to the Sutra Pavilion, this is the Zhongyi Pavilion, which is mainly dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva.
Dear friends, the place where we are now is the Daxiong Hall of Guiyuan Temple, where Sakyamuni, the highest god of Buddhism, is enshrined. It is the tallest Buddha statue in the whole temple. Look at the two trees in front of the Buddha, which represent the double Borneo trees when Sakyamuni was in nirvana. It is said that after Sakyamuni's nirvana, his body was cremated and seven buddha appeared in the fire. Therefore, people often melt paper money or yellow paper, burn incense and light candles before worshipping Buddha.
Next, please visit Luohan Hall with me. The image of China's five hundred arhats began to flourish in the Five Dynasties after the Tang Dynasty. People recorded the names scattered in various ancient books, filled in the gaps, and made up 500. After the Northern Song Dynasty, many monasteries around the country built arhat halls. Nowadays, there are only a handful of well-preserved Luohan temples in China (mainly Biyun Temple in Beijing, Guiyuan Temple in Wuhan, Qiezhu Temple in Kunming, Baoguang Temple in Chengdu, Luohan Temple in Chongqing and Saiweng Temple in Suzhou). ) Comparatively speaking, the Luohan Hall belonging to Guiyuan Temple is the most distinctive.
Its plane layout is field-shaped, and there are four courtyards in it, in order to let the Lohan in the hall have enough light. In addition, Tian Zi happens to be the superposition of positive and negative words in Buddhism, implying the auspiciousness and mystery of the good god.
In addition to visiting, people also like to use this arhat hall to predict the fortune of a year, which is what Wuhan people call "counting arhats". The method is to randomly select an arhat and count down. When the number is equal to your age, you can guess this year's fortune.
There is a saying in our country that a clay bodhisattva can't protect himself when crossing the river, but the Luohantang in Guiyuan Temple can't say so, because the Luohan here is neither a wood carving nor a clay sculpture, but a clip-on statue made by a unique technology prevailing in the Tang Dynasty, also called peeling plastic or dry paint statue. Luohan statue in Guiyuan Temple belongs to detachable dry paint, and its manufacturing process is complicated. First of all, we must make a humanoid fetus out of clay. After drying, silk or summer cloth is glued to it layer by layer with raw lacquer, and then the mixed gypsum and wood powder are evenly mixed with raw lacquer and scraped flat, and the details are formed. After drying in the shade, grinding and polishing. Then, make a small hole in the back of the statue, pour water into it to make mud, and take it out of the tire mold and wash it. After drying, the wood block is sealed, and then painted with raw lacquer and gold foil. Finally, apply tung oil or varnish to keep the luster.
Although the cost of the arhats here is very high, the technology used not only saves materials, but also weighs less than 25 kilograms per statue. It is light and strong, impervious to water and not afraid of flooding. Very suitable for Wuhan's low-lying and humid climate. During the period of 1954, Wuhan was hit by a once-in-a-century flood, and many places became Wang Yang. These arhats were also immersed in water, but they were safe after the flood receded. So it seems that it is not a problem to let them cross the river, even if they cross the ocean.
Ok, friends, here is to introduce Guiyuan Temple to you. I hope my explanation will leave a little impression on you, and please give me many details about it.
You can visit for free the rest of the time, and get on the bus at the gate after half an hour. )
Wuhan, Hubei Tour Guide Words 5
Looking down from the plane, the white clouds are blue and look so comfortable. Looking down from the sky, there is no one. Those big trees are as big as rubber.
Out of the airport, we lived opposite the Yellow Crane Tower. In front of us is a bridge across the Yangtze River. The environment here is elegant, and the access roads are surrounded by trees. Looking down from upstairs, I can imagine a bird flying down with its wings open. At night, I heard the train speeding away from the bridge. Ships whistle under the bridge from time to time.
Get up in the morning, visit the Yellow Crane Tower, and look at the back from the front, feeling magnificent. There are two things that interest me under the Yellow Crane Tower, a turtle and a crane. Crane is ridden by immortals. This is what Cui Hao said in his poem "The Yellow Crane Will Never Come, White Clouds are Flying". As for the tortoise, it is said that it is related to Dayu's water control. The place where we live is Guishan, opposite Sheshan.
The next day, we went to Yue Feiting, an anti-gold hero. I saw many ancient clothes here, and I tried on one. I also took a sword. This sword is not fake. It's heavy and hurts people. There is a stone tablet in Yue Fei Pavilion, which records the deeds of Yue Fei. The surrounding flowers and trees surround the giant statue of Yue Fei. Look at the appearance of yue fei, as if to say:
Don't be idle, it's white and sad.
The reputation of the East Lake here has long been heard. There is a memorial pavilion for the poet Qu Yuan, the place where Mao Zedong lived when he visited the Yangtze River, the statue of the zodiac and Wuchang fish. There are many ornamental fish in the water. I bought fish feed and sprinkled it. I saw all the fish, big and small, coming in, some red and white. After a dozen steps, we came to a beautiful little place with many plum trees, lush grass and clean lakes. Absolutely beautiful. After a few more steps, we came to a big tree with a public bench under it, which was very clean. This shows that people here are very civilized and care for the environment.
Wuhan is so beautiful! It makes people feel very comfortable. Even the sky looks so beautiful. The hometown of white clouds and yellow cranes really deserves its reputation!
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