Xingqing Palace is one of the three palaces in Chang 'an City in Tang Dynasty. It is located in Qin Long Square, north of Chunming Gate, east of the city and outside of Chang 'an. In the first year of Dazu of Wu Zetian (70 1), Li Longji was fortunate to live in Xijing, and was given a house for his fifth brother, which was called "the house of the five emperors". The throne of Li Longji was in July of the second year of Kaiyuan (7 14), with Wang Xianfu as the palace, which was completed in September and renovated after three major expansions in forty years. The new palace was named Xingqing Palace because it was named after Fang. Miyagi is located in the south of Daming Palace, also known as Nannei, with a width of1080m from east to west, a length of1250m from north to south and an area of 1.3 square kilometers. Within Miyagi, it is divided into two parts by the partition wall. The northern part is the palace area, with buildings such as Xingqing Hall, Datong Hall and Nanxun Hall. In the south, there is a landscape garden area centered on Xingqingchi, surrounded by buildings such as Jingjin Building, Calyx Xianghui Building and Chenxiang Temple. Xingqing Palace is connected with Jiacheng Road, reaching Daming Palace in the north and Qujiang Furong Garden in the south. In the 16th year of Kaiyuan (AD 728), Xuanzong moved from Daming Palace to this palace to live and listen to politics. It gradually became the center of political activities in the Kaiyuan and Tianbao periods. The story of Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei also happened here. After the Anshi Rebellion, Xingqing Palace lost its important position in politics and became the place where the emperor's father was placed. Xuanzong was also placed here.
The Anshi Rebellion, especially the warlord Zhu Quanzhong forced Zhaozong Ye Li to move to Luoyang, caused serious damage to Xingqing Palace. In the Song Dynasty, Xingqing Palace became a place for spring outing. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, there were still many literati boating and chanting poems. Longchi dried up in Qing Dynasty.
After the founding of New China, in order to meet the needs of urban construction and development, Xi municipal government built Xingqing Palace Park in Xi 'an in 1958, which integrates cultural entertainment and heritage protection. It has the functions of landscaping, climate regulation, environmental protection and beautification of the city, taking into account the flood control and drainage functions in the southeast of the city.
The design of the park adopts freehand brushwork and ink splashing, taking the trend of high northwest and low southeast, planting trees on three mountains and three islands in the lake, taking Longchi as the center, and in the lush landscape, according to the orientation of the original Xingqing Palace, the Chenxiang Temple, the Calyx Xianghui Building, Nanxun Pavilion, Changqing Xuan, the Japanese Embassy in the Tang Dynasty Monument "Apei Middle Road" and Wulongtan Pavilion are laid out.
Xingqing Palace Park has a history of more than 40 years. The main scenic spots are constantly being renovated, and the park is full of vitality and pleasant scenery. Every year, there are various cultural exchange activities and flower exhibitions, which glow with new vitality and youthful brilliance. It makes people look back on the vicissitudes of the Millennium in the process of visiting historical sites, mourn the rise and fall, and recall the splendid culture and beautiful legends of the prosperous Tang Dynasty in the process of viewing. Xingqing Palace not only attracts Chinese and foreign tourists with its rich historical and cultural connotation and beautiful garden scenery, but also is the best place for Xi citizens to rest and entertain. Xingqing Palace Park is adjacent to the ancient city wall of Xi 'an, and there is a century-old university-Xi Jiaotong University in the south. Surrounded by restaurants and entertainment venues, it is one of the most famous parks in Xi.
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