Located in the southeast of Heroes Hall of Nengren Temple, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. Founded in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was later destroyed.

In the Tang dynasty, the Zen master in Baiyun section was rebuilt and the temple tower was built. In the 12th year of Yuan Dynasty (1352), although the temple was destroyed by a military disaster, the tower was still intact. During the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, the tower was destroyed by fire, and the tower was destroyed by three levels. In the eleventh year of Tongzhi (1872), Governor Bai Jingfu of Jiujiang urged him to reply. The tower is of masonry structure, hexagonal cone, seven floors, 42.26 meters high, 8.9 meters diagonal diameter at the bottom, and the door faces southwest. There is a stone tablet embedded in the bottom of the left side, which was written by Bai Jingfu in the eleventh year of Tongzhi.

Tianhuagong

Also known as Niangniang Temple. At the southern end of the long embankment between Nanmen Lake and Gantang Lake in Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. According to Dehua County Records, the Palace was built in Tongzhi of Qing Dynasty for nine years (1870). It's made of brick and wood. There are buildings in the palace, such as the Queen's Hall, the Queen's Pavilion, and the left and right meditation rooms. Covers an area of about 1. 100 square meters. The palace faces Nanmen Lake in the east, Gantang Lake in the west, Gan Tang Park in the south and Yanshui Pavilion in the north, with beautiful scenery. The most famous is the Niangniang Pavilion, with a wooden structure, a height of 12 meters, a hexagonal three-story building with a flying trough, a ladder in the pavilion and window bars on all six sides, overlooking the lakes and mountains.

Gantanghu

In the center of Jiujiang, Jiangxi. The area is about 270 mu. It was injected by Lushan spring water.

Xu Lailiang breezes gently, rippling blue waves and beautiful scenery. There is a long dike in the lake, 50 meters long, with Sixian Bridge built in the Song Dynasty on it. The Yanshui Pavilion in the lake was built in the Tang Dynasty. It is a famous scenic spot in Jiujiang City.

Yanshuiting

Formerly known as Immersed Moon Pavilion. In Gantang Lake, Jiujiang City. It was built in the 11th to 13th years of Tang Yuanhe (816-818). According to legend, it was the former site of Zhou Yu, governor of Soochow during the Three Kingdoms period. Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, built a pavilion on it when he was demoted to Sima in Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang City). Later generations named it "Moon-soaking Pavilion" because there is a sentence in his poem "Pipa Travel", "When the river is mysteriously full of moons". Neo-Confucianism scholar Zhou Dunyi came to Jiujiang to give lectures, and his son built a pavilion on the embankment of Gantang Lake, which means "a cage of thin smoke on the top of the mountain" and named it Yanshui Pavilion. Both museums were destroyed before Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, and were rebuilt in the abandoned site of Shenyue Pavilion at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and the name of the abandoned Yanshui Pavilion was moved here, which is called today. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was rebuilt many times, which was destroyed in the third year of Xianfeng (1853) and rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty. There are two stone sword boxes in front of the pavilion, and there are boat hall, pure sunshine hall, Cuizhaoxuan, Wuxian pavilion, one pavilion, banquet hall and mirror parking building in the pavilion. 1972 was fully restored, and a curved bridge was built, winding from the lake to the pavilion for tourists to visit.

Wave well

Also known as Guanyin Sutra and Rui Sutra. Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, north of the Yangtze River. It was carved by Guan Ying, a famous Western Han Dynasty, when he was stationed in Jiujiang in the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (20 1 year BC), and it was named Guan Yingjing. After suffocation. During the Jian 'an period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sun Quan lived here, set a standard and ordered people to dig wells. He found an inscription on the wall of the shaft: "This well was opened in Yin Ying in the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu." Seeing everything clearly, thinking it is auspicious, hence the name Ruijing. Because the well is close to the Yangtze River, when it is windy, Jiang Tao surges and there are waves in the well, so it is also called wave well. Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote in the poem "Xiaxunyangfan-Peng Li sent the king to sentence": "The waves move the baby well, and Xunyangjiang has the upper hand." In this well, in the year of drought, the river drops and the well water never dries up.

Nengren temple

The old name is Tian Yuan. In the east of Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. It was built during the Liang Wudi period in the Southern Dynasties and was later abandoned. In the Tang Dynasty, the Zen master in Baiyun Duan was rebuilt, and in the 12th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1379), it was renamed Nengren Temple in the 2nd year of Hongzhi (1489), and it was expanded several times. Most of the existing buildings were rebuilt in the ninth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1870). It is one of the three jungles in Jiujiang (the other two are Longchi Temple and Relic Temple, which are now abandoned). The area is about 3000 square meters. There are single-story double eaves, Zhou-style cloisters, magnificent Mahayana Hall, King Kong Hall, Tiefo Hall, left and right meditation rooms, Tibetan Classics Building and other ancient buildings. There are seven scenic spots in the temple, including Sheng Da Tower, Shuangyang Bridge, Flying Stone Boat, Raindrop Stone, Iceberg, Snow Cave and Huierquan, which are the largest existing ancient architectural complex in Jiujiang.

Suojiangta

In the northeast of Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, on a hillside near the Yangtze River. According to Tongzhi's Dehua County Records, in the 13th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1585), there was a three-story building, a tower and four cast iron cows in Li Sanjian, northeast of the county. After the earthquake, the river rose several feet, the rock bank collapsed, the building was abandoned, and the iron cow sank into the river, leaving only the pagoda. As a masonry structure, the tower is hexagonal in shape as a whole. A total of seven floors, about 35 meters high. The east wall of the tower bottom building is embedded with inscriptions of the Ming Dynasty. Nearly 400 years ago, although it was eroded by wind and rain and shaken by earthquakes, especially in 1938, it was shelled by Japanese warships and shot three times, but it still stood by the Yangtze River. You can see the tower shadow for dozens of miles up and down the ship. In art design, this tower is often regarded as a symbol of Jiujiang.

Yuefei Muyao Tomb

At the northern end of Zhu Ling, Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province. Facing the northwest, it is 9. 1 m long, 3.2m wide and1.7m high. The shell is a circular vault and limestone structure. The tombstone is engraved with "The Tomb of Lady Yaotai, the mother of Wang Wu of Song Yue Zhong". There are also two stone carving horses, each about 1.5 meters high and about a ton long. One horse is complete and the other has a broken head. And Qin Gui couple kneeling potential stone figurines. According to the epitaph's emphasis on the inscription, my mother-in-law was originally from Tangyin, Henan. In the second year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 132), she flew to Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang) and received military support. In the spring of six years (1 136), he died in Ezhou (now Wuchang, Hubei). In April, he was buried in Zhu Ling by Fu Fei and built a pavilion on the Tomb Hill. In the Ming Dynasty, a shrine was built between Zheng De and Zheng De, which was later destroyed by soldiers. His son and grandson built three huts for worship. Now the tomb is well preserved.

The tomb of Ms. Yue Fei Li

Sun Mountain at the western end of Zhu Ling, Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province. Sitting facing south, it is 3.75m long,1.5m wide and1.7m high. The shell is of limestone structure and has a circular vault. The tombstone is engraved with "Tomb of Li Zhi, the wife of Song Dynasty". There is an altar in front of the tomb. On both sides, there are two monuments, "Voice Narration" and "Forbidden Words", which are incomplete. The original Wang Yue Temple next to the mausoleum no longer exists.

Shizidong

It is a cave in Lion Mountain, Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province. It is about 40,000 square meters, divided into seven scenic halls and more than 40 scenic spots, including the key to the abode of fairies and immortals, bamboo forest, Shen Zhu in Nanhai, Pengtai Guanyin and so on. The halls are connected, the scenery is connected, and the stalactites in the cave are crystal clear as jade. Some are as brilliant as pearls and agates; Some, such as Qiongshuyinhua, compete for beauty; Some are as lifelike as rare birds and animals; Some, like pagodas and towers, have extraordinary styles; Others, like fairies and goddesses, have both form and spirit: all kinds of scenery, with different forms, complement each other, are lifelike and beautiful.

Yongquandong

In Yongquan Township, west foot of Lushan Mountain, Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province, 20 kilometers away from the county seat. This is a huge limestone cave. Named after a clear spring flowing through the whole hole, the whole hole has a stroke of 1.5 km and an area of about 13000 square meters. There are 32 scenic spots in the cave, such as fairy welcoming guests, mother snail mending the sky, clear spring reflecting the moon and fairy gathering.

Taoyuanming temple

Also known as Tao Jing Festival Temple. Originally Ma Huiling, Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province, facing Yangshan Mountain, moved to Caijiawa, the northeast corner of Shahe Street, the county seat on 1982. Sitting northwest to southeast, it is an ancient temple building with brick and wood structure, covering an area of 246.9 square meters. It was rebuilt during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. There are two monuments on the eaves of the upper temple in the temple. There are two monuments in nave, namely "Master Xi Huang" and "Looking at the Ancient Yao Collection", with the monument of "Tao Jing Sacrificing the Temple" at the door and the monument of "Chrysanthemum Garden" and "Liuxiang" at the ear door. There are rows of willows outside the temple with beautiful scenery. The existing historical relics are of great reference value for studying Tao Yuanming's life story.

Tao Yuanming's tomb

It faces Yangshan Mountain in Ma Huiling, Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province, and faces south. It is 7.9 meters long, 4. 1 meter wide and 1.62 meters high. The shell is a masonry structure with a long vault. The headstone is carved horizontally with "Gao Jie in the Breeze" and in the middle with "The Tomb of Mr. Tao Gongjing, a Zheng scholar in A Jin". The epitaph is on the left and the farewell speech is on the right. On the left and right sides of the tombstone, each pillar is engraved with a monument. On the left is the life of Mr. Wu Liu, and on the right is the surname and year of the grave repairer. There is a stone fence in front of the tomb. Surrounded by pine trees and lush trees, there are stone steps on the hillside from the mountain to the grave. Tao Yuanming (365? —427) Born in Xunyang Chaisang (now Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province), he was an outstanding poet in Jin Dynasty. In his early years, he worked as a junior official in the army and a county magistrate. At the age of 4 1, he retired to other places and settled in Xunyang Chaisang (now Jiujiang Ma Huiling). The tomb was rebuilt in the Mid-Autumn Festival in the first year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1736), and its original appearance was basically intact.